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Welcome
Get PDFWelcome from the Co-Editors-in-Chief
We are so pleased to welcome readers to volume 4, issue 3 of the Healthy Populations Journal (HPJ). HPJ is a student-run, open-access, peer-reviewed journal nestled within the Healthy Populations Institute at Dalhousie University. Our focus is to highlight student-led population health research and support new authors in the academic publishing process. Since our inaugural issue in the spring of 2021, we have published 13 issues and continue to grow. Submissions from students locally, nationally, and internationally continue to demonstrate the need for student-led and student-focused peer-reviewed journals that disseminate diverse, creative, and interdisciplinary knowledge.
The cover of this issue features photography by one of HPJ’s founders and outgoing Co-Editor in Chief, Christie Stilwell. As Christie formally steps down from her role, the HPJ would like to acknowledge her leadership and support as an invaluable asset in ensuring the growth of HPJ. On her departure, Christie offers us a juxtaposition of the new and old as inspiration for repurposing what we outgrow and challenging the status-quo in an effort to live more sustainably.
Articles in this issue cover timely, interesting, and important topics such as the value of community-based doula training to support Black maternal health (Ottley), how play-based programs for autistic children and youth are perceived by their caregivers (So), and the factors that influence mental health literacy in Canada (Hill). Student perspectives are highlighted in a study that explores the relationship between student employment status and capacity to meet 24-hour movement guidelines for health and well-being (Shivgulam) and student perceptions and awareness of social prescribing in post-secondary settings (Smoke). The issue wraps up with a review protocol that aims to summarize literature on the feasibility and benefits of exercise programs in individuals living with a brain cancer diagnosis (Langley). We extend our appreciation to these authors and the reviewers who supported this work, bringing it forward to another exciting issue.
HPJ would not be possible without support from the Healthy Populations Institute and the guidance from the HPJ Editorial Board Members. We look forward to this period of transition into longer-term planning and restructuring. Stay tuned for more and, on behalf of the board, I extend a most heartfelt thank you to Christie for all her work, support, and leadership on HPJ.
We truly hope you enjoy reading volume 4, issue 3.
ivan beck
Christie Stilwell
PhD in Health Candidate,
Dalhousie University
PhD in Health Candidate,
Dalhousie University
Co-Editor-in-Chief, HPJ
Co-Editor-in-Chief, HPJ
Welcome from the HPJ Co-Editors In Chief
No full textWelcome from the HPJ Co-Editors In Chief Christie Stilwell and Justine Dol
Table of Contents
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About the Cover
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About the Cover
Christie Stilwell
Welcome
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From the HPJ Editorial Board
Articles
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Community-Based Doula Training: A Promising Practice for Improving Black Maternal Health
Ottley, Motlagh, Chung, Yang, Haseeb, Gilka, Pham, Zachos, Salad
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Employment Status of Canadian University Students’ Association with Ability to Meet the 24-Hour Movement Guidelines
Shivgulam, Pellerine, Bray, Fowles, Furlano, Morava, Taniya, Nagpal, O’Brien,
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Examining Student Perceptions and Awareness of Social Prescribing in a Canadian University
Smoke, Wadge, Barrett, Mikitin, Melekh, Law, Muhl
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“It’s Such an Inclusive and Welcoming Environment”: Caregiver Perspectives of a Play-Based Program for Autistic Children and Youth
So, Truong, Woodford, Moore
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Exploring Mental Health Literacy in Canada: A Mixed-Method Cross-Sectional Study
Hill, Sheaves, Tiller, Fisher
Protocols
67
Understanding the Feasibility and Benefits of Exercise Programs in Individuals Living With a Brain Cancer Diagnosis: A Scoping Review Protocol
Langley, MacNeil, Pace, Peters, Grandy, Keats
Closing
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Acknowledgements
Closing and Acknowledgements
No full textAbstract
Thank you to all the reviewers, authors, and readers of HPJ!
A special thank you to Dr. Sara Kirk at HPI and Dr. Shaun Boe in the Faculty of Health for their continued support of HPJ.
Funding Support
Healthy Populations Institute
Editorial Board
Co-Editors in Chief:
ivan beck
Christie Stilwell (outgoing)
Managing Editor:
Julia Kontak
Section Editors:
Brittany O’Shea
Megan White
Editorial Board:
Dr. Hilary Caldwell
Dr. Phillip Joy
Helen Wong
Joshua Yusuf
Madeline Shivgulam
Alannah Delahunty-Pike
Megan Churchill
Brittany Barber
HPI Intern:
Garchey Yu
Copy Editor
Georgia Atkin
Interested in publishing with HPJ?
Please visit https://ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/ to see current calls for submissions for upcoming issues and general submission guidelines.
Email us at [email protected] Follow us on Twitter @DalHP
Closing and Acknowledgements
No full textThank you to all the reviewers, authors, and readers of HPJ!
A special thank you to Dr. Sara Kirk and Dr. Cecilia Carrea at HPI for their continued support of HPJ.
Funding Support
Healthy Populations Institute
Dalhousie Research Centres and Institutes Next Wave Fund
Editorial Board
Co-Editors in Chief:
Christie Stilwell & ivan beck Zubriski
Managing Editor:
Julia Kontak
Guest Editorial Board:
Dr. Tari Ajadi, Korede Esan, Damilola Iduye, Dr. Keisha Jefferies, Chelsa States, Crystal Watson
Section Editors:
Brittany O’Shea & Megan White
Editorial Board:
Dr. Hilary Caldwell, Dr. Phillip Joy, Laura J Kennedy, Madeline Shivgulam, Crystal Watson, Helen Wong, Joshua Yusuf
HPI Intern:
Garchey Yu
Copy Editor:
Georgia Atkin
Communications:
Megan Fleming
Interested in publishing with HPJ?
Please visit https://ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/ to see current calls for submissions for upcoming issues and general submission guidelines.
Email us at [email protected] us on X (Twitter) @DalHP
Acknowledgements
Get PDFThank you to all the reviewers, authors, and readers of HPJ!
A special thank you to Dr. Sara Kirk and Dr. Cecilia Carrea at HPI for their continued support of HPJ.
Funding Support
Healthy Populations Institute
Dalhousie Research Centres and Institutes Next Wave Fund
Editorial Board
Co-Editors in Chief:
Christie Stilwell Stephanie Zubriski
Managing Editor:
Julia Kontak
Section Editors:
Brittany O’Shea, Megan White
Editorial Board:
Dr. Hilary Caldwell, Dr. Phillip Joy, Laura J Kennedy, Crystal Watson, Helen Wong, Joshua Yusuf
Copy Editor
Georgia Atkin
Communications
Megan Fleming
Interested in publishing with HPJ?
Please visit https://ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/ to see current calls for submissions for upcoming issues and general submission guidelines.
Email us at [email protected] Follow us on Twitter @DalHP
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Työn kehitystyötä ja järjestelmien vertailua tehtiin WAMP-ympäristössä. Vertailun jälkeen Lumetustekniikka HPJ Oy:n verkkosivusto toteutettiin yrityksen kanssa valitulla sisällönhallintajärjestelmällä. Tämän jälkeen järjestelmä siirrettiin yrityksen omalle palvelimelle lopulliseen käyttöön.
Työssä käytettiin laadullista tutkimusmenetelmää, koska työ keskittyi uuden ratkaisun etsimiseen. Aineistona työssä käytettiin aiheeseen liittyvää ammattikirjallisuutta. Sisällönhallintajärjestelmien omilta verkkosivuilta löytyi myös jonkin verran tietoa koskien järjestelmien asennusta sekä teknisiä ominaisuuksia. Sisällönhallintajärjestelmien vertailuun liittyvää tutkimusta tehtiin WAMP-ympäristössä, johon järjestelmät asennettiin.
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Closing Acknowledgements
No full textEditorial Board
Co-Editors in Chief:
ivan beck
Joshua Yusuf
Managing Editor:
Julia Kontak (outgoing)
Megan Gray (incoming)
Guest Editorial Board:
Lindsay Van Dam
Edman Abukar
Jessica Youssef
Chloe Blackman
Simran Bhamra
Alex MacNeil
Julia Paffile
Cynthia Sriskandaraiah
AJ Cameron
Brittany Barber
Loukman Ghouti
Timi Idris
Kaela Fraser
Megan Gray
Editorial Board:
Dr. Hilary Caldwell
Dr. Phillip Joy
Helen Wong
Alannah Delahunty-Pike
Brittany O’Shea
Megan White
Copy Editor
Georgia Atkin
Outgoing Editor in Chief
Christie Stilwell
Thank you to all the reviewers, authors, and readers of HPJ!
A special thank you to Dr. Sara Kirk and Dr. Diane MacKenzie for their support with this issue.
Funding Support
Healthy Populations Institute
Anne Marie Ryan Teaching and Learning Enhancement Grant from the Centre for Learning and Teaching at Dalhousie University
Interested in publishing with HPJ?
Please visit https://ojs.library.dal.ca/hpj/ to see current calls for submissions for upcoming issues and general submission guidelines.
Email us at [email protected]
Follow us on Twitter @DalHP
Welcome from the Editors
Get PDFWe are so pleased to welcome readers to the sixth issue of the Healthy Populations Journal (HPJ), a special edition focusing on health equity. HPJ is a multi-faculty, student led, open access, peer- reviewed journal housed at HPI at Dalhousie University. HPJ aims to make academic authorship accessible for students by reducing barriers to publishing, sharing, and accessing research. As part of our mission to support and disseminate research which advances knowledge on population health research and global health equity, we partnered with the CAHSPR Student Working Group to create a special issue to facilitate a sharing of student-led research taking place across Canada. Click on the PDF to read our full letter
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