This paper examines gender differences in the impact of paid and unpaid productive
activities on well-being. Using recent Canadian data, we examine the time spent by prime-age …

Why do Canadian mothers have lower incomes than women who have never had children?
Microdata from the 1995 GSS allow examination of two hypotheses: (1) mothers have spent …

This study is concerned with methods to measure population-based indicators of quality end-of-life
care. Using a retrospective cohort approach, we assessed the feasibility, validity and …

OBJECTIVE: To demonstrate the application of a needs-based framework for health human
resources (HHR) planning to illustrate the potential effects of policies on the shortage of …

This paper explores the connection between the labour market and child overweight status
in Canada. The labour market is a social institution which plays a critical role in determining …

Background Total joint replacement (TJR) is increasingly performed in older patients with
more comorbidities, who are considered at higher risk for postoperative complications. We …

This paper uses panel data from the Statistics Canada National Longitudinal Survey of Children
and Youth (1994–2000) to study the implications of parenting a child with a disability or …

… Grace and Lynn dedicate this paper to the memory of their late colleague and co-author
George … Lynn Lethbridge was responsible for methods and the writing of the first draft. George …

The 21-gene recurrence score (Oncotype DX ® : RS) appears to augment clinico-pathologic
prognostication and is predictive of adjuvant chemotherapy benefit in node-negative (N−) …

BACKGROUND: Indigenous youth have higher rates of chronic health conditions interfering
with healthy development, including high rates of ear, dental, chest and musculoskeletal …