Andrea Baumann
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3673028 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Andrea Baumann |
| PRENOMES | Andrea |
| SOBRENOME | Baumann |
| ASSINATURA | BAUMANN A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | McMaster University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3894-028X |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 25 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 30 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 25 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
“No culture stops me from taking tablets”
Nigeria bears the highest burden of malaria cases in the world, and pregnant women are uniquely vulnerable to the disease. Malaria in pregnancy (MiP) may have negative implications for maternal and neonatal health. The World Health Organization (WHO)-recommended intermittent preventive treatment with sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (IPTp-SP) helps to prevent MiP. However, due to the influence of significant others, the decision-making power regarding …
Barriers and opportunities in implementing adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in rural Guatemala
Objective. To explore barriers and opportunities in implementing adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in four rural Indigenous communities in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Methods. An exploratory descriptive qualitative study was conducted using stakeholder mapping and a reflexive thematic approach. Data were collected through 20 semistructured interviews with key stakeholders involved in adolescent sexual and reproductive health pr…
Parent-Adolescent Communication on Sexual and Reproductive Health Among Indigenous Peoples
Parent-adolescent communication on sexual reproductive health (SRH) is crucial in addressing adolescents’ needs and mitigating risks, such as early pregnancies. However, studies mapping this evidence within Indigenous Peoples in Latin American countries remain scarce. This scoping review examines the barriers and facilitators of parent-adolescent SRH communication among Indigenous Peoples in the Americas. This review follows the six-stage Arksey …
Bridging the Gap of Indigenous Health Inequity
Background: Indigenous Peoples in Canada have endured a significant history of colonization which has resulted in intergenerational disparities impacting individual and community wholistic health outcomes. This is complicated further for Indigenous Peoples who choose to access a complex mainstream, biomedical, colonial healthcare system. The role of the Indigenous Patient Navigator (IPN) has been identified as a strategy to address social determi…
A Multi-site Qualitative Study to Explore and Understand Barriers and Enablers Indigenous Community Members Experience When Accessing Health and Social Services
Background: The current state of health care in Canada for Indigenous Peoples is grounded in the historical colonial development of the existing healthcare system. In an already complicated system, a role such as the Indigenous patient navigator (IPN) can assist to bridge the gap of health inequity. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to understand and explore the barriers and enablers Indigenous community members experience when accessing heal…
Employment Integration of Recent Immigrants in a Canadian Mid‐Sized City
With international migration on the rise and the critical need for labour in the global north, governments are increasingly focused on the employment integration of immigrants. Studies demonstrate that where immigrants choose to settle has an impact on how effectively they integrate into employment. In Canada, there has been a shift in immigrant settlement patterns away from large urban centres toward small and mid‐sized cities. Understanding how…
Two-Eyed Seeing Application in Research Analysis
Background Research approaches used to understand Indigenous people in Canada have predominately used Western approaches and have not reflected Indigenous ways of knowing, protocols, or worldviews. The landscape of research involving Indigenous people is changing with a growing number of Indigenous scholars reclaiming and revitalizing Indigenous knowledge. Two-Eyed Seeing provides a framework whereby conscious and deliberate conversations and res…
A commentary on the Pan American Network of Nursing and Midwifery Collaborating Centres
This article provides a commentary on the Pan American Network of Nursing and Midwifery Collaborating Centres (PANMCC). The objectives are to present an overview of the formation and evolution of the network, its impact on education, research, policy and communication and the benefits of membership. The advantages of international networks as a mechanism to strengthen nursing and midwifery workforces and improve health systems are also highlighte…
A few “big players”
Canada's immigration policy is regarded globally as a best practice model for selecting highly skilled migrants. Yet, upon arrival many immigrants face challenges integrating into employment. Where immigrants settle is one factor that has been shown to impact on employment integration. In Canada, regionalization policies have resulted in more immigrants settling in small to mid‐sized cities. It is important to understand how these local systems a…
Patient and provider perspectives on how migrants access prescription drugs in Ontario
Migrant populations are less likely to use health services or obtain prescription drug coverage in Canada, compared to their non-migrant counterparts. This research examines factors that influence migrants' access to prescription drugs. It explores factors that impede migrants’ access to essential medications and the mechanisms in place to assist uninsured and under-insured immigrants and refugees. This study aims to inform key policies and pract…
Exploring adolescent engagement in sexual and reproductive health research in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda
Adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) in East Africa has prioritized research on the barriers to care, communication, and ASRH knowledge, attitudes, and practices. However, there is little research examining the extent to which meaningful adolescent engagement in research is achieved in practice and how this influences the evidence available to inform ASRH services. This review offers a critical step towards understanding current appro…
Immigrant Employment Integration in Canada
Addressing the Capital Requirement
Ontario has an immediate need for 70,000 long-term-care (LTC) beds—38,000 to address current waitlists and a further 32,000 in need of replacement, which together will cost more than $20 billion. This study examines funding sources and requirements and ownership structures in the LTC homes sector in Ontario. Semi-structured interviews were used to understand the ability, challenges, and willingness of LTC home owners to undertake the needed const…
Associations of health services utilization by prescription drug coverage and immigration category in Ontario, Canada
Addressing quadruple aims through primary care and public health collaboration
Primary care and public health collaborations can strengthen community-based primary health care while addressing the Quadruple Aims with an emphasis on reducing health inequities but requires attention to collaboration barriers and enablers
Implementation strategy for advanced practice nursing in primary health care in Latin America and the Caribbean
Advanced practice nursing (APN) is a term used to describe a variety of possible nursing roles operating at an advanced level of practice. Historically, APN roles haves evolved informally, out of the need to improve access to health care services for at-risk and disadvantaged populations and for those living in underserved rural and remote communities. To address health needs, especially ones related to primary health care, nurses acquired additi…
Impacts of the Interim Federal Health Program reforms
Impact of Public Policy on Nursing Employment
Due to economic instability, employment status has been shifting over time. Organizations have been moving toward a flexible contingent workforce. An early study of employment patterns demonstrated a significant rise in part-time and casual employment in the Ontario nursing workforce ( Baumann et al. 2006 ). The Nursing Graduate Guarantee, a public policy initiative, represents a substantial investment by the provincial government to stimulate fu…
Nurse Migration to Canada
Many internationally educated nurses (IENs) find it difficult to reinstate themselves in their profession after migration. This article explores factors contributing to the success and failure of IENs to reestablish professional careers. The article discusses a study involving 39 IENs in 5 focus groups and 10 interviews. In all, 29 interviews are held with other stakeholders. IENs encounter obstacles at each stage of the migration process. New st…
Sustaining the Rural Workforce
Context: Concerns have been raised about the sustainability of health care workforces in rural settings. According to the literature, rural nurses’ work satisfaction varies with the resources and supports available to respond to specific challenges. Given the probable effects of stressors on retention, it is essential to understand the unique requirements of nurses in rural practice environments. Purpose: To investigate whether nurses receive the…
Renforcement de la capacité en soins infirmiers de santé communautaire et de santé publique
Deteriorated External Work Environment, Heavy Workload and Nurses' Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intention
Health system reform experienced in Canada since the 1990s profoundly affected health-care workplaces and workers' attitudes. In this paper we examine associations between deteriorated external work environment, heavy workload and nurses' job satisfaction and turnover intention. Data are from our 2002 survey responses of 1,396 nurses employed in three teaching hospitals in southern Ontario. Data are analyzed first for all nurses and then separate…
Surge Capacity and Casualization
Stickiness' and 'inflow' as proxy measures of the relative attractiveness of various sub-sectors of nursing employment
Overconfidence among physicians and nurses
Overconfidence among physicians and nurses
Renforcement de la capacité en soins infirmiers de santé communautaire et de santé publique
Deteriorated External Work Environment, Heavy Workload and Nurses' Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intention
Health system reform experienced in Canada since the 1990s profoundly affected health-care workplaces and workers' attitudes. In this paper we examine associations between deteriorated external work environment, heavy workload and nurses' job satisfaction and turnover intention. Data are from our 2002 survey responses of 1,396 nurses employed in three teaching hospitals in southern Ontario. Data are analyzed first for all nurses and then separate…
Impact of Public Policy on Nursing Employment
Due to economic instability, employment status has been shifting over time. Organizations have been moving toward a flexible contingent workforce. An early study of employment patterns demonstrated a significant rise in part-time and casual employment in the Ontario nursing workforce ( Baumann et al. 2006 ). The Nursing Graduate Guarantee, a public policy initiative, represents a substantial investment by the provincial government to stimulate fu…
Stickiness' and 'inflow' as proxy measures of the relative attractiveness of various sub-sectors of nursing employment
Addressing the Capital Requirement
Ontario has an immediate need for 70,000 long-term-care (LTC) beds—38,000 to address current waitlists and a further 32,000 in need of replacement, which together will cost more than $20 billion. This study examines funding sources and requirements and ownership structures in the LTC homes sector in Ontario. Semi-structured interviews were used to understand the ability, challenges, and willingness of LTC home owners to undertake the needed const…
Impacts of the Interim Federal Health Program reforms
Overconfidence among physicians and nurses
Surge Capacity and Casualization
Stickiness' and 'inflow' as proxy measures of the relative attractiveness of various sub-sectors of nursing employment
Deteriorated External Work Environment, Heavy Workload and Nurses' Job Satisfaction and Turnover Intention
Health system reform experienced in Canada since the 1990s profoundly affected health-care workplaces and workers' attitudes. In this paper we examine associations between deteriorated external work environment, heavy workload and nurses' job satisfaction and turnover intention. Data are from our 2002 survey responses of 1,396 nurses employed in three teaching hospitals in southern Ontario. Data are analyzed first for all nurses and then separate…
Nurse Migration to Canada
Many internationally educated nurses (IENs) find it difficult to reinstate themselves in their profession after migration. This article explores factors contributing to the success and failure of IENs to reestablish professional careers. The article discusses a study involving 39 IENs in 5 focus groups and 10 interviews. In all, 29 interviews are held with other stakeholders. IENs encounter obstacles at each stage of the migration process. New st…
Sustaining the Rural Workforce
Context: Concerns have been raised about the sustainability of health care workforces in rural settings. According to the literature, rural nurses’ work satisfaction varies with the resources and supports available to respond to specific challenges. Given the probable effects of stressors on retention, it is essential to understand the unique requirements of nurses in rural practice environments. Purpose: To investigate whether nurses receive the…
Renforcement de la capacité en soins infirmiers de santé communautaire et de santé publique
Impact of Public Policy on Nursing Employment
Due to economic instability, employment status has been shifting over time. Organizations have been moving toward a flexible contingent workforce. An early study of employment patterns demonstrated a significant rise in part-time and casual employment in the Ontario nursing workforce ( Baumann et al. 2006 ). The Nursing Graduate Guarantee, a public policy initiative, represents a substantial investment by the provincial government to stimulate fu…
Implementation strategy for advanced practice nursing in primary health care in Latin America and the Caribbean
Advanced practice nursing (APN) is a term used to describe a variety of possible nursing roles operating at an advanced level of practice. Historically, APN roles haves evolved informally, out of the need to improve access to health care services for at-risk and disadvantaged populations and for those living in underserved rural and remote communities. To address health needs, especially ones related to primary health care, nurses acquired additi…
Impacts of the Interim Federal Health Program reforms
Addressing quadruple aims through primary care and public health collaboration
Primary care and public health collaborations can strengthen community-based primary health care while addressing the Quadruple Aims with an emphasis on reducing health inequities but requires attention to collaboration barriers and enablers
Associations of health services utilization by prescription drug coverage and immigration category in Ontario, Canada
Patient and provider perspectives on how migrants access prescription drugs in Ontario
Migrant populations are less likely to use health services or obtain prescription drug coverage in Canada, compared to their non-migrant counterparts. This research examines factors that influence migrants' access to prescription drugs. It explores factors that impede migrants’ access to essential medications and the mechanisms in place to assist uninsured and under-insured immigrants and refugees. This study aims to inform key policies and pract…
Exploring adolescent engagement in sexual and reproductive health research in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda
Adolescent sexual and reproductive health (ASRH) in East Africa has prioritized research on the barriers to care, communication, and ASRH knowledge, attitudes, and practices. However, there is little research examining the extent to which meaningful adolescent engagement in research is achieved in practice and how this influences the evidence available to inform ASRH services. This review offers a critical step towards understanding current appro…
Immigrant Employment Integration in Canada
Addressing the Capital Requirement
Ontario has an immediate need for 70,000 long-term-care (LTC) beds—38,000 to address current waitlists and a further 32,000 in need of replacement, which together will cost more than $20 billion. This study examines funding sources and requirements and ownership structures in the LTC homes sector in Ontario. Semi-structured interviews were used to understand the ability, challenges, and willingness of LTC home owners to undertake the needed const…
Two-Eyed Seeing Application in Research Analysis
Background Research approaches used to understand Indigenous people in Canada have predominately used Western approaches and have not reflected Indigenous ways of knowing, protocols, or worldviews. The landscape of research involving Indigenous people is changing with a growing number of Indigenous scholars reclaiming and revitalizing Indigenous knowledge. Two-Eyed Seeing provides a framework whereby conscious and deliberate conversations and res…
A commentary on the Pan American Network of Nursing and Midwifery Collaborating Centres
This article provides a commentary on the Pan American Network of Nursing and Midwifery Collaborating Centres (PANMCC). The objectives are to present an overview of the formation and evolution of the network, its impact on education, research, policy and communication and the benefits of membership. The advantages of international networks as a mechanism to strengthen nursing and midwifery workforces and improve health systems are also highlighte…
A few “big players”
Canada's immigration policy is regarded globally as a best practice model for selecting highly skilled migrants. Yet, upon arrival many immigrants face challenges integrating into employment. Where immigrants settle is one factor that has been shown to impact on employment integration. In Canada, regionalization policies have resulted in more immigrants settling in small to mid‐sized cities. It is important to understand how these local systems a…
Parent-Adolescent Communication on Sexual and Reproductive Health Among Indigenous Peoples
Parent-adolescent communication on sexual reproductive health (SRH) is crucial in addressing adolescents’ needs and mitigating risks, such as early pregnancies. However, studies mapping this evidence within Indigenous Peoples in Latin American countries remain scarce. This scoping review examines the barriers and facilitators of parent-adolescent SRH communication among Indigenous Peoples in the Americas. This review follows the six-stage Arksey …
Bridging the Gap of Indigenous Health Inequity
Background: Indigenous Peoples in Canada have endured a significant history of colonization which has resulted in intergenerational disparities impacting individual and community wholistic health outcomes. This is complicated further for Indigenous Peoples who choose to access a complex mainstream, biomedical, colonial healthcare system. The role of the Indigenous Patient Navigator (IPN) has been identified as a strategy to address social determi…
A Multi-site Qualitative Study to Explore and Understand Barriers and Enablers Indigenous Community Members Experience When Accessing Health and Social Services
Background: The current state of health care in Canada for Indigenous Peoples is grounded in the historical colonial development of the existing healthcare system. In an already complicated system, a role such as the Indigenous patient navigator (IPN) can assist to bridge the gap of health inequity. Purpose: The purpose of this study is to understand and explore the barriers and enablers Indigenous community members experience when accessing heal…
Employment Integration of Recent Immigrants in a Canadian Mid‐Sized City
With international migration on the rise and the critical need for labour in the global north, governments are increasingly focused on the employment integration of immigrants. Studies demonstrate that where immigrants choose to settle has an impact on how effectively they integrate into employment. In Canada, there has been a shift in immigrant settlement patterns away from large urban centres toward small and mid‐sized cities. Understanding how…
“No culture stops me from taking tablets”
Nigeria bears the highest burden of malaria cases in the world, and pregnant women are uniquely vulnerable to the disease. Malaria in pregnancy (MiP) may have negative implications for maternal and neonatal health. The World Health Organization (WHO)-recommended intermittent preventive treatment with sulphadoxine-pyrimethamine (IPTp-SP) helps to prevent MiP. However, due to the influence of significant others, the decision-making power regarding …
Barriers and opportunities in implementing adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in rural Guatemala
Objective. To explore barriers and opportunities in implementing adolescent sexual and reproductive health interventions in four rural Indigenous communities in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Methods. An exploratory descriptive qualitative study was conducted using stakeholder mapping and a reflexive thematic approach. Data were collected through 20 semistructured interviews with key stakeholders involved in adolescent sexual and reproductive health pr…
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