Annette Majnemer
Contact via McGill University
Key Research Areas
- health research
- PSYCHOSOCIAL/HEALTH BEHAVIOURAL RES.
- health services research
- determinants of health
- CNS ORGANIC
- KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION
- health promotion
- NONE OF THE ABOVE
- DETERMINANTS
- participation
- HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
- PRETERM BIRTH
- NERVOUS SYSTEM
- CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE
- PERINATAL
- leisure
- CEREBRAL PALSY
- CLINICAL RESEARCH
- CLINICIAN-SCIENTIST
- coaching
- CONGENITAL HEART DEFECTS
- consensus
- CONSENSUS APPROACH
- Curriculum
- DATABASE
- DELPHI METHOD
- DEVELOPMENTAL INTERVENTIONS
- early identification
- EARLY INTERVENTION
- ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
- ENVIRONMENTAL BARRIERS
- Epidemiology
- evaluation framework
- EVALUATION GUIDELINES
- FAMILY PHYSICIAN
- family well-being
- FETUS
- FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME MEASURES
- GENERAL MOVEMENTS ASSESSMENT
- Genetics
- HEALTH SERVICES
- HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
- HIGH RISK NEWBORN
- HIGH-RISK NEWBORN
- imaging
- INDICATORS
- INTEGRATED KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION
- INTERDISCIPLINARY
- INTERRUPTED TIME SERIES
- intervention
- KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION TOOLS
- MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING
- mental disability
- Mental Health
- Mental Health
- MUSCULO SKELETAL
- NEONATAL FOLLOW-UP
- NEONATOLOGY
- NETWORK
- NEURODEVELOPMENTAL OUTCOME
- NEURODEVELOPMENT DISORDERS
- neuroscience
- NOMINAL GROUP TECHNIQUE
- NOT CLASSIFIED
- OBSTETRICS
- OUTCOMES IMPROVEMENT
- PATIENT AND FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
- PATIENT AND PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
- PATIENT ENGAGEMENT
- PATIENT-ORIENTED RESEARCH
- PATIENT-ORIENTED TRAINING
- PATIENT PARTNERSHIP
- PEDIATRICIAN
- PERINATAL HEALTH
- PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
- PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
- Population Health
- POPULATION HEALTH
- PREGNANCY/BIRTH
- PREMATURE INFANT
- PREMATURITY
- PRESCHOOL
- PRIMARY CARE PROVIDERS
- PSYCHO-SOCIAL AND BEHAVIOURAL RESEARCH
- PSYCHOSOCIAL AND HEALTH BEHAVIOURS
- QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
- QUALITY OF LIFE
- RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS
- REFERRAL
- SERVICE DELIVERY
- SOCIETAL & CULTURAL DIMENSIONS OF HEALTH
- TRAINING
- VALIDITY
- ADAPTABLE
- Youth
- adolescent
- adolescents
- Artificial intelligence
- autism
- BIOMEDICAL
- BRAIN-BASED DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY
- BRAIN DISORDERS
- BRAIN INJURY
- CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR
- CHATBOT
- CHILD AND FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH
- CHILD HEALTH
- CHILDHOOD DISABILITY
- CHILDHOOD PHYSICAL DISABILITY
- CHILD MENTAL HEALTH
- CHRONIC DISEASE
Associated Researchers
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Lach, Lucyna M
McGill University -
Law, Mary C
McMaster University -
Schmitz, Norbert
McGill University -
Anaby, Dana
McGill University -
Feldman, Debbie
University of Montreal -
Mazer, Barbara L
Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital -
Shevell, Michael I
McGill University -
Kirton, Christopher A
University of Calgary -
Kitch, Tracy L
IWK Health Centre -
Miller, Steven P
Hospital for Sick Children -
O'Donnell, Maureen E
University of British Columbia -
Rohlicek, Charles V
McGill University Health Centre -
Gavin, Frank
Not Applicable -
Maltais, Désirée B
Laval University -
Nadeau, Line
Laval University -
Riley, Patricia
McGill University Health Centre -
Snider, Laurie M
McGill University -
Cohen, Eyal
Hospital for Sick Children -
Florence, Dana
Not Applicable -
Goldowitz, Daniel
University of British Columbia -
Gorter, Jan Willem
McMaster University -
Kirton, Adam
University of Calgary -
Major, Nathalie
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute -
Major, Nathalie
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute -
Marelli, Ariane
McGill University -
McGrath, Patrick J
Dalhousie University -
Thomson, Donna
Not Applicable -
Bolduc, François
University of Alberta -
Fehlings, Darcy L
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital -
Shikako-Thomas, KEIKO
McGill University -
Bos, Arend F
University Hospital -
Nicholas, David
University of Calgary -
Zaïane, Osmar
University of Alberta -
Maynard, Douglas J
Canadian Association of Paediatric Health Centres -
Han, Victor Khin M
Western University -
Lacaze-Masmonteil, Thierry
University of Calgary -
Ahmed, Sara
McGill University -
Andersen, John C
University of Alberta -
Bergman, Howard
McGill University -
Burko, Benjamin
McGill University -
Bussières, André
McGill University -
Dagenais, Emmanuelle
McGill University Health Centre -
Dagenais, Lynn
Montreal Children's Hospital Research Institute -
Darsaklis, Vasiliki B
Shriners Hospital for Children -
Leduc, Denis G
Montreal Children's Hospital -
Li, Patricia T
McGill University Health Centre -
Rodriguez, Rosario C
McGill University -
Shiller, Mitchell
Montreal Children's Hospital -
Thibault, Julie
Centre de santé et de services sociaux d'Ahuntsic et Montréal Nord -
Szatmari, Peter
Hospital for Sick Children -
Atkinson, Stephanie A
McMaster University -
Bortolussi, Robert A
IWK Health Centre -
Burrows, Gwenyth
Hospital for Sick Children -
Cappelli, Mario
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute -
Chafe, Roger E
Memorial University of Newfoundland -
Chemtob, Sylvain
University of Montreal -
Daigneault, Patrick
CHU de Québec-Université Laval -
Deal, Cheri L
University of Montreal -
Hay, William W
University of Colorado -
Johnson, David W
University of Calgary -
Jones, Nicola L
Hospital for Sick Children -
Lee, Shoo K
Canadian Institutes of Health Research -
Onyett, Heather A
Queen's University -
Rieder, Michael J
Western University -
Rosenberg, Alan M
University of Saskatchewan -
Schroth, Robert J
University of Manitoba -
Speert, David P
University of British Columbia -
Avison, William R
Western University -
Brouillette, Robert
McGill University -
Darrah, Johanna M
University of Alberta -
Greenberg, Cheryl R
University of Manitoba -
Newhook, Leigh Anne
Janeway Child Health Centre -
Osmond, Martin H
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute -
Praud, Jean-Paul
Université de Sherbrooke -
Rosenblum, Norman D
Hospital for Sick Children -
Stevens, Bonnie J
University of Toronto -
Sweezey, Neil B
University of Toronto -
Young, Nancy L
Hospital for Sick Children -
Bushfield, Janice
Not Applicable -
Émond, Isabelle
Not Applicable -
Wittich, Walter
University of Montreal -
Clelland, Steven R
Alberta Health Services -
Demmans Epp, Carrie
University of Alberta -
Greenshaw, Andrew J
University of Alberta -
Greiner, Russ
University of Alberta -
Irish, Debbie
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital -
Irish, Debbie
Canadian Autism Spectrum Disorders Alliance -
Lafleur, Marie
Not Applicable -
Michalak, Erin
University of British Columbia -
Nicholas, David B
University of Calgary -
Paulden, Mike
University of Alberta -
Reynolds, James N
Queen's University -
Weiss, Jonathan A
York University -
Zaiane, Osmar R
University of Alberta -
Zwicker, Jennifer D
University of Calgary
Associated Organizations
Recent Research Projects
CHILD-BRIGHT: Child Health Initiatives Limiting Disability- Brain Research Improving Growth and Health Trajectories
2015/16-2020/21 • $12,760,751 • PI,Other
The CHILD-BRIGHT network will achieve brighter futures for children with brain-based developmental disabilities (BDD) and their families by creating novel interventions to optimize development, promote healthy outcomes, and deliver responsive and supportive services across the life-course. Our...
Improving Outcomes for Preterm Infants and their Families: A Canadian Collaborative Network
2016/17-2020/21 • $4,338,655 • PI,CO,Other
Being born too soon, or "preterm", is a life changing, stressful and emotional experience for families. Preterm babies require support for the development of all organs and any disturbances in such development or processes can have life-long consequences for the baby and their family. In Canada,...
Development of an Artificial Intelligence Chatbot supporting coaching and optimal service for individuals with Neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families
2019/20-2020/21 • $694,130 • PI,CO,Other
Neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDD) are a group of conditions including learning difficulty, intellectual disability and autism. NDD affects 16% of Canadian and is frequently associated with disabling challenging behaviours such as aggression toward others, self-injury and not following...
Development of an Artifical Intelligence Chatbot supporting coaching and optimal service for individuals with Neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families
2019/20 • $154,808 • PI,CO
Neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDD) are a group of conditions including learning difficulty, intellectual disability and autism. NDD affects 16% of Canadian and is frequently associated with disabling challenging behaviours such as aggression toward others, self-injury and not following...
The Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) Patient and Public Engagement Evaluation Framework
2019/20 • $100,000 • PI,CO,Other
The main objective of this project is to develop a national adaptable framework for the evaluation of patient and public engagement (PPE) in research. This project have two complementary goals: 1) Building consensus within the Canadian community on the core evaluation criteria, process...
PROMPT Identification of Cerebral Palsy: Primary-care Referral Of Motor-impaired children: Physician Tools
2014/15-2017/18 • $330,574 • PI,CO,Other
Cerebral palsy (CP) is the most common physical disability of childhood, affecting approximately 50-60 thousand Canadians. Pediatric professional societies and Canadian policies strongly endorse early identification of children with developmental disabilities, so that rehabilitation...
Opening Doors to Participation of Youth with Physical Disabilities in Community Activities: An Intervention Study
2013/14-2015/16 • $153,519 • PI,CO
Active participation of adolescents with physical disabilities in extracurricular activities is vital to their health, well-being and overall quality of life. Examples of such activities include playing team sports, joining a youth group, or going on an outing such as to the movies with friends....
CIHR Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Training Program
2010/11-2014/15 • $1,676,425 • PI,CO
Clinician scientists, expert in clinical and research disciplines, are uniquely qualified to link science to human health. Yet, a shortage of clinician scientists exists across all child health professions in Canada. The Canadian Child Health Clinician Scientist Program (CCHCSP) was founded in...
CHILD-BRIGHT: Child Health Initiatives Limiting Disability- Brain Research Improving Growth and Health Trajectories
2014/15 • $50,000 • PI,Other
Each year in Canada more than 1 in 10 newborns are born preterm or with heart disease. These conditions lead to chronic disease with life-long impact. These newborns begin their lives in a neonatal intensive care unit followed by life-long interaction with the health-care system for chronic...
Determinants of Active Involvement in Leisure for Youth: DAILY Living with Disability
2010/11-2013/14 • $360,987 • PI,CO
Children who were either born extremely premature or had a congenital heart defect that required open heart surgery in the first weeks or months of life are two groups of children at high risk for motor, behavioral, cognitive and other developmental disabilities. As such, these children are...
Partnering to promote healthy living through leisure participation for children and youth with physical disabilities: Child Health Initiatives Limiting Disability through leisure - CHILD Leisure-Net
2013/14 • $19,910 • PI,CO
Participation in leisure activities has undisputed physical and mental health benefits. Children and youth with physical disabilities such as cerebral palsy, arthritis or developmental coordination disorder are less engaged in leisure activities when compared to peers, and activities tend to be...
Determinants of Quality of Life and Participation in Leisure Activities in Adolescents with Cerebral Palsy
2010/11-2011/12 • $75,000 • PI,CO
Adolescents with cerebral palsy (CP) may experience ongoing difficulties in their ability to move, think, socialize and communicate which are associated with limitations in everyday activities at home, school, and community. As such, they are at risk for lower participation in social and...
Brain growth and development in the fetus and newborn with congenital heart disease
2010/11 • $152,402 • PI,CO
Congenital heart defects (CHD) are among the most common birth defects, affecting almost one in every 100 newborns in Canada. Recent medical and surgical advances have greatly enhanced survival in this group of children. However, brain injury and ongoing developmental disabilities in children...
The predictive validity of the general movements assessment of infants born preterm for functional outcomes at six years of age
2010/11 • $19,778 • PI,CO
Prechtl~s General Movements Assessment (GMsA)is an evaluation method designed to determine the integrity of the infant nervous system through observation of the quality of spontaneous movement patterns. A promising, novel approach to infant assessment, it is distinguished from traditional...