Kimberlyn McGrail, University of British Columbia
Assistant Professor
Population and Public Health
Vancouver, British Columbia
kmcgrail@chspr.ubc.ca
Office:
(778) 998-3821
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Bio/Research
Kimberlyn McGrail is an assistant professor at the University of British
Columbia, associate director of the UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy
Research, a senior researcher with Statistics Canada and an associate with the
Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Eva...
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Columbia, associate director of the UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy
Research, a senior researcher with Statistics Canada and an associate with the
Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Eva...
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Bio/Research
Kimberlyn McGrail is an assistant professor at the University of British
Columbia, associate director of the UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy
Research, a senior researcher with Statistics Canada and an associate with the
Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation. Kim’s current research interests are
in variations in health care services use and outcomes, aging and the use of health
care services and understanding health care as a determinant of health. She hasworked
on projects with provincial and federal policy- and decision-makers, including
the BC Ministry of Health Services, the Health Council of Canada and the Canadian
Institute for Health Information. Kim was the 2009-10 Commonwealth Fund Harkness
Associate in Health Care Policy and Practice. She holds a PhD in Health Care and
Epidemiology from the University of British Columbia, and a Master’s in Public
Health from the University of Michigan.
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Columbia, associate director of the UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy
Research, a senior researcher with Statistics Canada and an associate with the
Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation. Kim’s current research interests are
in variations in health care services use and outcomes, aging and the use of health
care services and understanding health care as a determinant of health. She hasworked
on projects with provincial and federal policy- and decision-makers, including
the BC Ministry of Health Services, the Health Council of Canada and the Canadian
Institute for Health Information. Kim was the 2009-10 Commonwealth Fund Harkness
Associate in Health Care Policy and Practice. She holds a PhD in Health Care and
Epidemiology from the University of British Columbia, and a Master’s in Public
Health from the University of Michigan.
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