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Principal
Investigator:
Dr Will Boyce
Address:
Social Program Evaluation Group
McArthur Hall, Queen's University
Kingston, Ontario K7L 3N6
CANADA
Web
address:
educ.queensu.ca/ (Faculty
of Education)
educ.queensu.ca/~speg/
(Social Program Evaluation Group)
Tel:
1 613 533 6000 #77405
Fax: 1 613 533 2556
Email: boycew@post.queensu.ca
Team
members:
Mr Matt King
Ms Hana Saab (research associate)
Dr Don Klinger
Dr Wendy Craig
Dr John Freeman
Dr William Pickett
Dr Ian Janssen
Ms Patricia Walsh
Dr Frank Elgar
Surveys
Conducted:
1989/90, 1993/94, 1997/98, 2005/06
Areas
of expertise:
- Adolescent
health
- Adolescent
risk behaviour
- Adolescent
substance use
- Aggression
- Education/curriculum/schools
- Epidemiology
of youth injury
- Epidemiological
methods
- Evaluation
methodology
- Peers
- School
influences on health
- Social
risk factors for youth injury
- Socio-emotional
correlates of health
- Subjective
health
- Survey
instrument development
- Victimization
National
Publications
Journal
articles
Reports
Journal
articles (most recent first)
Jiang X, Li D, Boyce WF, Pickett W (2007) Patterns of injury among Canadian adolescents by urban-rural geographic status. Chronic Dis Canada, 28(1-2), 228-34.
Koven
R, McColl MA, Ellis P and Pickett W (2005) Multiple risk behaviour
and its association with head and neck injuries: a national analysis
of young Canadians. Preventive Medicine, Vol. 41 (1), 240-246.
Ardern
C, Pickett W, King MA, Boyce WF. (2001) Injury in Canadian youth:
a brief report from the Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children
Survey. Canadian Journal of Public Health, (92), 201-5.
King
M, Pickett W, King AJC (1998) Injury in Canadian youth: a secondary
analysis of the 1993-94 Health Behaviour in School-aged Children
Survey.Canadian Journal of Public Health, (89), 397-401.
Steele,
C., Biggar, D., Bortolussi, J., Jutai, J., Kalnins, I. and Stevens,
E. (1995) Health Promotion and Youth with Physical Disabilities.
Rehabilitation Digest, (25), 13-14, 24.
Reports:
Boyce
W (2004) Young people in Canada: their health and well-being -
2001/02 HBSC survey. Health Canada.
The report can be downloaded in English and
in French from the Public
Health Agency of Canada website.
Boyce
W, Doherty M, Fortin C, MacKinnon D (2003) Canadian Youth, Sexual
Health and HIV/AIDS Study: Factors influencing knowledge, attitudes
and behaviours. Council of Ministers of Education, Canada.
Connop H., King A.J.C., Boyce W. Youth smoking and the role of
the peer group. Toronto: Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, Working
Paper No. 47, 1999.
Doyle
A-B, Moretti MM, Fraser S, Bukowski B, Brendgen M. (1999) Attachment
to parents and adjustment in adolescence: data analyses.
King
AJC, Coles B. (1992)The Health of Canada's Youth, Ottawa:Health
and Welfare Canada, 198 pages.
King
A.J.C., Boyce W., King M.A. Trends in the health of Canadian youth.
Ottawa: Health Canada, 109 pages, 1999.
King,
A. J. C., Connop, H., King, M. A., Mercer, T. (1995). Adolescent
female smoking: Influence of home, school and peers. Toronto:
Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, Literature Reviews Series No. 1.
Steele,
C., Biggar, D., Bortolussi, J., Jutai, J., Kalnins, I. and Stevens,
E. Promoting Health for Kids with Disabilities. Family Connection,
The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation Centre, Toronto, May, 1995.
Steele,
C., Biggar, D., Bortolussi, J., Jutai, J., Kalnins, I. and Stevens,
E. Rap on Research. Family Connection, The Hugh MacMillan Rehabilitation
Centre, Toronto, March, 1994.
Steele,
C., Biggar, D., Bortolussi, J., Jutai, J., Kalnins, I. and Stevens,
E. Health: Learning about Youth with Physical Disabilities. Participaper,
Ontario Federation of Cerebral Palsy, Toronto, January, 1995.
Xin
Ma, Ph.D., University of Alberta; Yanhong Xhang, Ph.D., Statistics
Canada, The impact of school experiences on health outcomes of
Canadian youth.
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