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Correction: Accreditation as a driver of interprofessional education: the Canadian experience by Azzam, Mohammad B, Girard, Marie-Andrée, Andrews, Cynthia, Bilinski, Hope, Connelly, Denise M, Gilbert, John H. V, Newton, Christie, Grymonpre, Ruby E

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Accreditation as a driver of interprofessional education: the Canadian experience by Azzam, Mohammad B, Girard, Marie-Andrée, Andrews, Cynthia, Bilinski, Hope, Connelly, Denise M, Gilbert, John H V, Newton, Christie, Grymonpre, Ruby E

“…The purpose of this study was to (1) explore evidence provided by Canadian health and social care (HASC) academic programs in meeting their profession-specific…”
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The Meaning of Health in Rural Children: A Mixed Methods Approach by Bilinski, Hope N., Duggleby, Wendy, Rennie, Donna

“…Gaining an understanding of the meaning of health in children may provide insight into factors that contribute to effective programs aimed at preventing…”
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Nursing Faculty's Needs of Knowledge, Beliefs, and Readiness to Implement Interprofessional Education in their Teaching: An Exploratory Study by Racine, Louise, Bilinski, Hope, Spriggs, Paul

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A Pathway for Assessing the State of Commitment to Interprofessional Education by Bilinski, Hope, Peternelj-Taylor, Cindy

“…The overall commitment to IPE within the authors' College of Nursing was clear. The vision and mission of the University's Council of Health Sciences' Deans…”
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A Pathway for Assessing the State of Commitment to Interprofessional Education by Bilinski, Hope, Peternelj-Taylor, Cindy

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Health characteristics, weight status and the meaning of health of children living in rural Saskatchewan by PhD(c), Hope Bilinski R.N, RN, Donna Rennie, PhD, RN, Wendy Duggleby, PhD

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Understanding Physical Activity Patterns of Rural Canadian Children by Bilinski, Hope, Semchuk, Karen, Chad, Karen

“…The purpose of this cross sectional study was to explore the physical activity patterns of a group of rural children living in Saskatchewan, Canada. Of the 103…”
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Lessons learned in designing and conducting a mixed methods study to explore the health of rural children by Bilinski, Hope, Duggleby, Wendy, Rennie, Donna

“…In Canada, the increase in childhood obesity has been greater in youth than in adults and in rural populations versus urban. The prevention of childhood…”
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The Connection between Psychosocial Health, Health Behaviors and the Environment In Rural Children by Bilinski, Hope, Henry, Carol, Humbert, Louise, Spriggs, Paul

“…Overweight and obesity is a concern for child populations in many countries. Due to a high prevalence of sedentary activity, low physical activity, and…”
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The Mentored Journal by Bilinski, Hope

“…The "writing to learn" paradigm assists students in developing reflection, critical thinking, and the higher order cognitive skills of analysis and synthesis…”
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Weight status and health characteristics of rural Saskatchewan children by Bilinski, Hope, Rennie, Donna, Duggleby, Wendy

“…The present and future health of children is significantly threatened by physical inactivity, poor diet, and the obesity epidemic. Limited studies on the…”
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