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CURRICULUM VITAE

Andrew J CaveMB, ChB, MClSc, CCFP, FCFP, FRCGP

Department of Family MedicineFaculty of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Alberta

6-10 University TerraceEdmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G2T4

Telephone: (780) 492-3230/ 492-8102; Fax: (780) 492-2593Clinic telephone: (780) 407-7755Email: [email protected]

Website: http://www.familymed.med.ualberta.ca/Home/index.cfm

Updated: January 11, 2016

I. PERSONAL

Citizenship: Canadian

II. CURRENT APPOINTMENTS

Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

III. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

Current major activities include:

Interdisciplinary teams in primary carePrimary care prevention and management of chronic diseaseRespiratory disease in primary careNarrative in medical education

IV. ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

1989 CCFP, Ontario

1987 MClSc, University of Western Ontario

1977 MRCGP, London

1972 LRCP, MRCS, London

1971 MB, ChB, Manchester

V. AWARDS

2014

2013

Friend of Pharmacy Apex Award, Alberta College of Pharmacists

AHS Presidents Award for Research – Asthma Working Group

2006 RISE Award - Immigrant Success and Endeavors, Edmonton Mennonite Centre

2006 McQuitty Orator, University of Calgary

2005 JANUS Research Award, College of Family Physicians of Canada

2005 Residents' Award for Excellence in Teaching

2005 Outstanding Physician of the Year, Capital Care Group, Edmonton

2004 North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) President’s Award

2004 Fellow, Grant Generating Project 2004-2005

2000 McQuitty Orator, University of Calgary

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June 2007 Curriculum Vitae: Andrew J. Cave

2000 Fellow of the College of Family Physicians of Canada

1991 Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners (FRCGP), London

1982 Kuenssberg Travelling Scholarship (RCGP)

1982 Kellog Fellowship in Family Medicine, University of Western Ontario

VI. POSITIONS HELD

2006-2008 Co-Site Chief , Division of Family Medicine, University of Alberta Hospital

2004- Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

2001-2006 Director of Research, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1998-2004 Associate Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1997-2000 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health Sciences

1994-2000 Chairman, Research Committee, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1994-1999 Community Preceptor, Faculty of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Alberta

1992-1998 Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1989-1992 University Clinical Tutor (General Practice), Weston Postgraduate Medical Centre

1987-1992 Research Fellow, General Practice Unit, University of Bristol

1982-1983 Kellogg Fellow, Masters course in Family Medicine, University of Western Ontario

1980-1992 Senior Partner, Drs. Cave, Bizon, and Clapham, Highbridge, Somerset

1979-1988 Trainer in General Practice, Somerset Vocational Training Scheme

1975-1980 Partner, Drs. Clayton and Cave, Highbridge, Somerset

1973-1975 Vocational Training for General Practice, Manchester and Hebrides

1972-1973 Assistant Lecturer, Department of Anatomy, Manchester University Medical School

1971-1972 House Physician/Surgeon, University Hospital of South Manchester

VII. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

2010- Co-chair Alberta Health Services Asthma Working Group

2010- Member, Alberta Health Services, Respiratory Strategic Clinical Network

2009-13 Research Lead, North America. International Primary Care Respiratory Group

2009-10 Co-Chair Alberta Chronic Childhood Asthma Pathway Committee

2009 Member Alberta Health Asthma Clinical Dashboard Committee

2009-10 Member RCGP – Respiratory Discovery Panel

2009-12 NAPCRG Representative to CONCERT group San-Diego

2007-10 Member , Asthma and COPD Working Group , Capital Health Authority CDM Initiative

2007- 13 Member, Interim Steering Committee, National Lung Health Framework, Canada

2006-2009 Member Health Sciences Council Primary Care Initiative Steering Committee, U of A

2005-12 Member NAPCRG Membership Committee

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2004- 13 Executive Committee Member, Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada

2004- Research Director Family Physicians Airways Group of Canada

2000- Fellow, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1997- Member, North American Primary Care Research Group, NAPCRG

1996- Member, St. Lukes Catholic Doctors Guild, Edmonton

1996- Member, Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1994-12 Member, Alberta Lung Association, Medical and Scientific Section

1993- Member, Section of Teachers, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1993- Member, Family Physician Airways Group of Canada

1992- Member, Alberta Medical Association

1992- Member, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1991- Fellow, Royal College of General Practitioners

1991-1993 Member, National GPs in Asthma Group, U.K.

1990 -1995 Member, Association for the Study of Medical Education

1989-1992 Member, National Association of Clinical Tutors

1989- Certificant Member, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1977- Member by examination, Royal College of General Practitioners

VIII. PROFESSIONAL, EDITORIAL & GRANT REVIEW BOARDS

2015 Board member MSI

2014 Reviewer , Journal of American Board of Family Medicine

2013 Associate Editor : Primary Care Respiratory Journal

2013- Abstract Reviewer IPCRG International Research Conference, Upsalla, Sweden

2012- Reviewer Family Medicine Forum Research Day

2012 Reviewer Annual Research Meeting NAPCRG

2012- Peer Reviewer Primary Care Respiratory Journal

2012- Peer Reviewer, Dove Publications (Respiratory)

2012 Grants Reviewer PSI Foundation of Ontario

2012 Member Scientific Committee, International Centre –Evidence Based Medicine (Canada)

2011- Board Member – Board of Governors Catholic Social Services

2011- Chairman – Knowledge Synthesis Review Committee, Canadian Institute for Health Research

2011- Board member , Edmonton West Primary Care Network

2010 Co-Lead – Alberta Asthma Working Group; Alberta Health Services

2010- Peer Reviewer British Journal of General Practice

2009- Member – International Primary Care Respiratory Group

2009 Grant Reviewer PMAC/NLHF Initiatives

2009-11 Grant Reviewer, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

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2008 Grant Reviewer for Academic Health Sciences Centres grants, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care

2007 Assistant Chair CIHR Grants Review Panel, Synthesis Grant; Knowledge Translation

2006-2007 Co- Editor, “Respiratum” Primary Care Edition

2006-2010 Member CIHR grants review panel, Synthesis Grant;, Knowledge Translation

2006-8 Alternate member Ethics Review Committee CPSA

2006 Member CIHR grants review panel, Resources

2005-2006 Co-Chair, Steering Committee, HOPE Project, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, UofA

2005-8 Member, Management Committee, NAFMASC, Dept of Family Medicine

2005 Grant Reviewer, Sick Kids Hospital Foundation

2003-2005 Member, Scientific Committee, Alberta Improvements for Musculoskeletal Disorders Study

2003-2005 Member, Paediatric Panel, Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines

2003 Member Grant Review Board, Ontario PHCT Fund

2003- 2006 Peer Reviewer, Annals of Family Practice

2003- Awards Reviewer, College of Family Physicians of Canada

2002 Grant Reviewer, PSI Foundation, Ontario

2002 Reviewer, Health Research Fund, AHFMR

2001- 2004 Peer Reviewer, Journal of Family Practice

2000- Peer Reviewer, Journal of Qualitative Research

1999-2001 Advisory Committee, SMART Study, McMaster University

1998-2006 Member, Health Research Ethics Board (Panel B), University of Alberta

1998- Reviewer of Abstracts for Annual Scientific Meeting, North American Primary Care Research Group

1999- Peer Reviewer, Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ)

1998-2000 Summer student grant reviewer, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

1998-2005 Panel Member, Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines

1997-2000 Grant, Honours & Awards reviewer, College of Family Physicians of Canada

1997-2000 Book reviewer, Canadian Family Physician

1996 Grant reviewer, B.C. Health

1995- Peer reviewer, Canadian Family Physician

1995 Panel Member, Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines

1995 Grant reviewer, Alberta Lung Association

1995 Chair, Alberta Asthma Network Grant Committee

1995-2000 Chair, Grey Nuns Family Medicine Centre Research and Education Fund, Grant Review Committee

1995 Peer reviewer, Patient Education and Counselling

1994 Reviewer of Abstracts, Summer Student Research Day, Faculty of Medicine, U of A

1990-1992 Peer reviewer, British Journal of General Practice

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IX. PUBLICATIONS

Peer-Reviewed1. Alagiakrishnan K, Brokop M, Cave A, Rowe B.H., Wong E, Senthilselvan A. Resting and Post-

Exercise Ankle-Brachial Index Measurements to Diagnose Asymptomatic Peripheral Arterial Disease in Middle Aged and Elderly Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Patients: A Pilot Study. Journal of Clinical Medicine Research April 2016;8(4):312-316.

2. Cave AJ, Sharpe H, Anselmo M, Befus AD, Currie G, Davey C, Durmmond N, Graham J, Green LA, Grimshaw J, Kam K, Manca DP, Nettel-Aguirre A, Potestic ML, Rowe H, Scott SD, Williamson T, Johnson DW. Primary Care Pathway for Childhood Asthma: Protocol for a Randomized Cluster-Controlled Trial. JMIR Res Protoc 2016/Vol5/iss1/e37/p1

3. Hutton L.M.J., Cave AJ, St. Jean R, Banh HL. Should we be worried about QTc prolongation using citalopram? (review) Journal of Pharmacy Practice 1-6. ipp sagepub.com at University of Alberta Library on January 14, 2016.

4. Banh HL, Cave A Implementation of a novel train –the-trainer program for pharmacists in China.JFamily Medicine and Community Health Journal January 2016

5. Ogunleye A, Osunlana AM ,Asselin J, Cave AJ, Sharma AM Campbell-Scherer DL, The 5As intervention: bridging the knowledge gap in obesity management among primary care practitioners. BMC Res Notes 2015 Dec 22; 8 91): 810 doi: 10.1186? s13104-015-1685-8

6. Chan V, Cave AJ, Banh HL Self-reported osteoporosis prevention in inhaled corticosteroid users in community pharmacy setting Sage Open Medicine 3: 2015. DOI 10.1177/2050312115586912

7. Banh HL etal Pharmacy Students Screening for prediabetes/diabeteswith a validated questionnaire in community pharmacies during their experiential rotation in Alberta, Canada

8. Sadowski CA, Cor K, Cave A, Banh HL. Administration Technique and Acceptance of Inhaler Devices in Patients with Asthma or COPD. Annals of Pharmacotherapy Research Report 1-10 Sage Publications DOI: 10.1177/1060028015579097 April 2, 2015.

9. Avis JLS, Cave AJ, Donaldson S, Ellendt C, Holt NL, Jelinski S, Martz P, Maximova K, Padwal R, Wild TC, Ball GDC. Working with parents to prevent childhood obesity: Protocol for a Primary Care-Based eHealth Study. JMIR Research Protocols 2015/ vol. 4/ iss.I/e35/p.1

10. Green ME, Natajaran N, O’Donnell DE, Williamson T, Kotecha J, Khan S, Cave AJ. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in primary care: an epidemiologic cohort study from the Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network. CMAJ Open 2015 (3)1 pp E15-E22. DOI: 10.9778/cmajo.20140040.

11. Banh, HL, Xu, P, Xiang, DX, Cave AJ. Innovative training program for pharmacists in the second Xiangya Hospital of Central South University. International Journal of Pharmacy, 2014; 4(3): 1-4. ISSN 2249-1848.

12. Manca DP, Greiver M, Carroll JC, Salvalaggio G, Cave AJ, Rogers J, Pencharz J, Aguilar C, Barrett R, Bible S, Grunfeld E. Finding a BETTER way: A qualitative study exploring the prevention practitioner intervention to improve in family practice. BioMed Central Family Practice 2014, 15:66. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/15/66

13. Campbell-Scherer D, Asselin J, Osunlana AM, Fielding S, Anderson R. Rueda-Clausen CF, Johnson Ja, Ogunleye A, Cave AJ, Manca DP, Sharma AM. Implementation and evaluation of the 5As framework of obesity management in primary care: design of the 5As Team (5AsT) randomized control trial. BioMed Central2014, 9:78 ISSN 1748-5908.

14. Cave AJ, Atkinson LL. Asthma in preschool children: A review of the diagnostic challenges. JABFM July-August 2014 Vol.27 No. 4 pp 538-548.

15. Makowsky MJ, Cave AJ, Simpson SH. Feasibility of a self-administered survey to identify primary care patients at risk of medication related problems. Journal of Multidisciplinary Health

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Care. Feb 2014 Vol 2014 7 p 123-127.

16. Cave AJ, Atkinson L, Tsiligiannoi I, Kaplan A. Assessment of COPD Wellness Tools for use in Primary Care: An IPCRG Initiative. International Journal of COPD. Jul-12, 2012:7 1-10.

17. Marciniuk DD, Hernandez P, Balter M, Bourbeau J, Chapman KR, Ford GT, Lauzon JL, Maltais F, O’Donnell DE, Goodridge D, Strange C, Cave AJ, Curren K, Muthuri S. Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Targeted Testing and Augmentation Therapy. Can Respir J 2012;19(2):109-116.

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Cave AJ, Clandinin DJ, Cave MT. “Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships” in Guidebook for Clerkship Directors 4th Edition. [Book Chapter] Poncelet A, Hirsh D Lead Chapter Authors. Bruce ZA Morgenstern editor in Chief. Pub Alliance for Clinical Education, Syracuse NY, 2012.

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Marciniuk DD, Goodridge D, Hernandez, Cave AJ, et al; COPD Committee Dyspnea Expert Working Group. Managing dyspnea in patients with advanced COPD: A Canadian Thoracic Society Clinical Practice Guideline. Canadian Respiratory Journal 2011 (March/April) 2011; 18(2): 69-78.

20. Cave AJ, Parameswaran L. Comprehensiveness of Care by Family Physicians in Edmonton. Journal of Advances in Medical Education and Practice. 2011 (May):2, 127-138 [Article No. 10.2147/AMEP.S18747]. [Internet Publication].

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Clandinin DJ, Cave MT, Cave AJ. Narrative Reflective Practice in Medical Education: Composing Shifting Identities. Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2011, 2:1-7. [Internet Publication].

22. Chavannes N, Stallberg B, Lisspers K, Roman M, Moran A, Langhammer A, Crockett A, Cave A, Williams S, Jones R, Tsiligianni L, Van Der Molen T, Price D. UNLOCK: Uncovering and Noting Long-Term Outcomes in COPD to Enhance Knowledge. Primary Care Respiratory Society UK. Prim Care Resp J 2010; 19(4):408.

23. Clandinin DJ, Cave Mt, Cave AJ. Narrative reflective practice in medical education for residents: Composing shifting ideas. Advances in Medical Education and Practice 2010; 2011(2): 1-7.

24. Clandinin DJ, Cave MT, Cave AJ, Thomson A, Bach H. Learning Narratively: Resident Physicians’ Experiences of a Parallel Chart Process. The Internet Journal of Medical Education. 2010 Volume 1 Number 1. DOI: 10.5580/.

25. Cave AJ, Tsiligianni I, Atkinson L, Danzig L. IPCRG Users’ Guide to COPD “Wellness” Tools September 2010. www.theipcrg.org/resources/resources_copd.php.

26. Cave AJ, Ahmadi E, Makarowski C. Recruiting issues from community-based studies: Some advice from lessons learned. Canadian Family Physician 2009 (May); 55(5): 557-558.

27. Houlihan SJ, Simpson SH, Cave AJ, Flook NW, Hurlburt ME, Lord CJ, Smith LL, Sternberg HH. Hypertension treatment and control rates: Chart review in an academic family medicine clinic. Canadian Family Physicians 2009 (Jul); 55(7): 735-741.

28. Balter M, Ernst P, Watson W, Kim H, Cicutto L, Beauchesne MF, Cave AJ, Kaplan L, Hogg D, McIvor A, Smiley T, Rouleau M, Fitzgerald JM. Asthma Worsening: Approaches to prevention and management from the Asthma Worsenings Working Group Can Respir J 2008; Vol 15 (supplement B): 1B-19B. November/December 2008.

29. Cave AJ, Cox D, Vicaruddin O. Case report of loss of taste with clopidrogel (Plavix). Canadian Family Physician Feb 2008, Vol 54: 195-196.

30. Moores DG, Wilson DR, Cave AJ, Woodhead-Lyons SC, Donoff MG. Improving the Quality and Capacity of Canada’s Health Services: Primary Care Physician Perspectives. Healthcare Policy Vol3 No.2 2007 1-16.

31. Hans N, Cave AJ, Szafran O, Johnson G, Spooner GR, Glass A, Klemka P, Schipper S. Pap smears: To swab or not to swab. Can Fam Physician 2007;53(8);1328-1329 e.1-4.

32. Klein D, Macdonald A, Drummond N, Cave A. A qualitative study to identify factors influencing

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COXIB prescribed by family physicians for musculoskeletal disorders. Family Practice Oct 2006; 23(6): 659-665.

33. De Coster C, McMillan S, Brant R, McGurran J, Noseworthy T and the Primary Care Panel of the WCWLP. The Western Canada Waiting List Project: Development of a priority referral score for hip and knee arthroplasty. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice 2006 (Jul); 13: 192-197

34. Simpson SH, Johnson JA, Farris FB, Lau TTY, Majumdar SR, Cave A, Tsuyuki RT. Physician perceptions of enhanced community pharmacist care in cholesterol management. Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal May 2005; 138(4): 33-39. Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research

35. Klein D, Wild C, Cave AJ. Understanding Adolescents’ Decisions to see Family Physicians: A Qualitative Study. Canadian Family Physician 2005 (Dec);51: 166 -1661.

36. Wilson DR, Moores DG, Woodhead Lyons SC, Cave AJ, Donoff MG. Family physicians’ interest and involvement in interdisciplinary collaborative practice in Alberta, Canada. Primary Health Research & Development 2005; 6: 208-215.

37. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Ortiz l, Harms P. Socio-cultural factors influencing the prevention and treatment of tuberculosis in immigrant and Aboriginal communities. Social Science & Medicine 2005; (SEP); 61(5); 931-942.

38. Simpson SH, Johnson JA, Farris FB, Lau TTY, Majumdar SR, Cave A, Tsuyuki RT. Physician perceptions of enhanced community pharmacist care in cholesterol management. A survey of physicians contacted during the Study of Cardiovascular Risk Intervention by Pharmacists (SCRIP) qualitative study. Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal 2005; 138(4): 33-39.

39. Lemiere C, Bai T, Balter M, Bayliff C, Becker A, Boulet LP, Bowie D, Cartier A, Cave A, Chapman K, Cowie R, Coyle S, Cockcroft D, Ducharme FM, Ernst P, Finlayson S, FitzGerald JM, Hargreave FE, Hogg D, Kaplan A, Kim H, Kelm C, O'Byrne P, Sears M, Markham AW. Adult Asthma Consensus Guidelines Update 2003. Canadian Respiratory Journal 2004 (May); 11(SupplA):0A-18A.

40. Bungard TJ, Ghali WA, McAlister FA, Buchan AM, Cave AJ, Hamilton PG, Mitchell LB, Shuaib A, Teo KK, Tusyuki RT. The relative importance of barriers to the prescription of warfarin for non-valvular atrial fibrillation. Canadian Journal Cardiology 2003; 19(3): 280-284.

41. Ramsden VR. Transition to an Integrated Primary Health Services Model Research Team Learning with the Community (with AJ Cave). Hypothesis: The Research Page, Canadian Family Physician. 2003; 49: 95-197.

42. Cave AJ. Tertiary research applied to primary care. [letter] Canadian Family Physician 2002; 48: 1763.

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Ramsden VR, Cave AJ, Participatory methods to facilitate research. Hypothesis: The Research Page, Canadian Family Physician. 2002; 48: 548-549.

44. Cave AJ, Ramsden VR, Participatory Action Research. Hypothesis: The Research Page, Canadian Family Physician. 2002; 48: 1671-1672.

45. Tsuyuki RT, Johnson JA, Teo KK, Simpson SH, Ackman ML, Biggs RS, Cave AJ, Chang WC, Dzavik V, Farris KB, Galvin D, Semchuk W, Taylor JG. A randomized trial of the effect of community pharmacist intervention on cholesterol risk: the study of cardiovascular risk intervention by pharmacists (SCRIP). Arch Intern Med 2002; 162:1 149-1155.

46. Cave AJ, Wright A, Dorrit J, McErlain M. The evaluation of a nurse-run asthma clinic in general practice. Primary Care Respiratory Journal September 2001; 10(3): 65-68.

47. Cattarinich X, Gibson N, Cave AJ. Assessing mental capacity in Canadian Aboriginal seniors. Social Science & Medicine. 2001; 53(11): 1469-1479.

48. Bungard TJ, Ghali WA, McAlister FA, Buchan AM, Cave AJ, Hamilton PG, Mitchell LB, Shuaib

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A, Teo KK, Tsuyuki RT. Physician perceptions of the benefits and risks of warfarin for patients with NVAF. CMAJ. Aug 7, 2001; 165(3).

49. Volume CI, Farris KB, Kassam R, Cox CE, Cave AJ. Pharmaceutical Care Research and Education Project (PREP): Patient outcomes. J Am Pharm Assoc. 2001; 41: 411-420.

50. Kassam R, Farris KB, Burback L, Volume CI, Cox CE, Cave A. Pharmaceutical Care Research and Education Project (PREP): Pharmacists’ interventions. J Am Pharm Assoc. 2001; 41: 401-410.

51. Davis P, Man P, Cave AJ, McBennett S, Cook D. Use of focus groups to assess the educational needs of the primary care physician for the management of asthma. Medical Education 2000; 34: 987-993.

52. Harland Gregoire MJ, Chow S, Spooner GR, Cave AJ, Klemka PJ. A screening instrument to identify adults with nutritional risk in a family medicine practice. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 1999; 60(4): 205-211.

53. Tsuyuki RT, Johnson JA, Teo KT, Ackman M, Biggs R, Cave AJ, Chang WC, Dzovik V, Farris KB, Galvin D, Semchuk W, Simpson SM, Taylor JG. Study of cardiovascular risk intervention by pharmacists (SCRIP): a randomized trial design of the effect of a community pharmacist intervention program on serum cholesterol risk. Ann Pharmacother. Sep 1999; 33: 910-9.

54. Kassam R, Farris KB, Cox CE, Volume CI, Cave AJ, Schopflocher DP. Tools used to help community pharmacists implement comprehensive pharmaceutical care. J Am Pharm Assoc 1999; 39: 843-856.

55. Farris KB, Kassam R, Cox CE, Volume CI, Cave AJ, Schopflocher DP, Tessier G. Evaluation of a practice enhancement program to implement pharmaceutical care. American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education. Fall 1999; 63: 277-284.

56. Ambrozic R, Cave AJ. The epidemiology and treatment of common pregnancy problems in rural Alberta. Prairie Medical Journal. Spring 1997; Vol. 67(1): 23-25.

57. Wong C, Cave AJ, Jarman R. Pharmaceutical care in a family medicine centre. Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal. 1997 (Feb): 35-43.

58. Befus AD, Biggs D, Cave A, Krupa E, Cox C, McGhan S, Spooner C, Underwood M. The development of ProCAM (the Professional Certification in Asthma Management), Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine. 1996; 153(4): A82.

59. Cave AJ, Maharaj U, Gibson N, Jackson E. Physicians and immigrant patients: cross-cultural communication. Can Fam Physician. October 1995; Vol 4: 1685-90.

60. Cave AJ. The costs of home visits in general practice. Horizons. February 1989: 121-125.

61. Cave AJ, Sangster JF. Mother and infant moniliasis in family practice. British Journal of Sexual Medicine. January 1989: 16-22.

62. Harvey M, Cave AJ, Bradley M. A comparison of home visits. Practitioner. 1989: 234: 975.

63. Cave AJ. How to get the most out of your postal questionnaire. Update. 15 June 1988: 2648-51.

64. Cave AJ. The development of an instrument to measure the effects of the house call. Thesis for Master of Clinical Science Degree. University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, March 1987.



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Hermus G, Stonebridge C, Goldfarb D, Theriault L,(Cave A). Cost Risk Analysis for Respiratory Health in Canada Conference Board of Canada[Contributions to collected works] June 2011

Non Peer-Reviewed Kaplan A, Li A, Hauptman R, Cave AJ for the Family Physicians Airways Group of Canada. Adrenal Suppression in Pediatric Asthma. 2011 Guidelines.

1. Cave AJ. Results of Study on Walk-in Clinics. Letter BMJ 2002; 325:839.

2. Ernst P, Cave AJ. The ups and downs of asthma management. Medical Post. Dec 4, 2001.

3. Cave AJ. What is the science base of family practice and how will it be developed? (invited response) Keystone III: The Role of Family Physicians in a Changing Health Care Environment. Conference Proceedings, p.215-216. 2000.

4. Cave AJ. Antileukotrienes in the management of asthma. Allergy & Asthma. Oct/Nov 1999; 12(3): 27-33.

5. Cave AJ. Asthma Education in Alberta: Proceedings of the Second National Conference on Asthma and Education. Can Respir J Vol 3 (SupplA): 25A-27A.

6. Cave AJ, Spooner C. Teaching patients about asthma in a five-minute visit. Canadian Journal of Continuing Medical Education. 1996; 101-103.

7. Cave AJ. Research and Teaching of the Art of Medicine. West of England Medical Journal. December 1990: 103-5.



Banh HL, Cave AJ. Implementation of a novel train-the-trainer program for pharmacistsin China. Family Medicine and Community Health 2016:4(1):60-63.

Reports Cave AJ, Kaplan A, Salehyar M, Parameswaran S. Preparedness of Family Physicians to deal with Tuberculosis Prevention and Control. Preliminary Report to Public Health Agency of Canada March 27, 2008.

1. Cave AJ. (Williams B., Simpson S. Woodhead-Lyons S, Ahmed T) Primary Care Teams, Environmental Scan: Project Report to CIHR Research Community Development Funding Program. July 24, 2006.

2. Moores D, Donoff M, Cave AJ, Woodhead Lyons S, Wilson D. Family Practice Quality & Capacity Study. Report to Alberta Health & Wellness. January 2002.

3. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D. Targeting TB--Socio-cultural factors affecting Tuberculosis treatment and prevention in Aboriginal and immigrant populations in Alberta. Report to the Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research. December 2001.

4. Cave AJ, Gibson N, Sinclair J, Harms P. Cultural issues in the prevention and management of tuberculosis in First Nations communities. Report to the First Nations & Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada. June 2001.

5. Cave AJ, Kyeremanteng K, Jagasia P, Szafran O, Meadows L. (for the Study Partners). Unlicensed International Medical Graduates Survey 2000. Report to Alberta Health & Wellness. September 2000.

6. Boulet LP, Becker A, Berulee D, Beverdige R, Ernst P. Canadian asthma consensus report. Canadian Medical Association Journal 1999; 161 (11 suppl.)

7. Ahmed I, McGhan S, Cave AJ, Hessel P. Evaluation of two approaches to adult asthma education. RHCP of Alberta Lung Association. Report 1999.

8. Ernst P, FitzGerald JM, Spiers (eds). Canadian Asthma Consensus Conference: Summary of Recommendations. Canadian Respiratory Journal. 1996; 3(2): 89-100. [Conference contributor].

9. Boyle F, Cave A, Eshenko P, Ferguson G, Purves B, Shipka L. Report of the Alberta Drug Plan

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Review Committee (to the Minister of Health), December 1994.

10. Cave AJ. The Role of the Family Physician in Asthma Care (editorial). Connections - The Alberta Asthma Network News. 1993; Vol. 2, Issue 2.

11. Cave AJ. The effects of home visits by general practitioners: A survey of 500 British practitioners [Report]. Bristol District Health Authority, 1990.

12. Cave AJ, McErlain M, Harvey M. A practice audit of diabetic care. Newsletter of the Severn Faculty of R.C.G.P. September 1988.

13. Cave AJ, Philip R. Proposals for a study of health care provision in urban developments. Environmental Epidemiology, Report No. 63. University of Bristol: Working Paper for WHO Regional Office, Europe, July 1988.

14. Cave AJ, Bolden K, Hickman P. The role of the college tutor: Report of the working party of South West Faculty (joint author). RCGP, 1978.



Real World Asthma Manual 2009 M Fitzgerald et al (co-author) supported by Astra-Zeneca

Manuals Real World COPD Manual 2009 (primary care co-author) supported by Astra-Zeneca

1. O’Hara C, Cave AJ, Krzanstek A. Educators Manual: for the Respiratory Educators Study2006.

2. RESPIRACTION—A new, Problem-Based CHE Program on Asthma. Integrated Health Care. June 2003 (content co-author).

3. Sears MB, Balter M, Bowie D, Cave AJ, Ernst P, Fitzgerald JM, Renzi P. SWAN-SYMBICORT World Asthma Network, Regional Education Program Manual. Sep 2001.

4. Sears MB, Cave AJ, Chiassou J, Rouleau MY, Dionne L, Rivington R. Simplifying asthma treatment – Regional General Practitioner Program. (Course Manual) March 2001.

5. Becker A, Chapman K (Eds.). Asthma EducationA Pre-Study Package. Canadian Network for Asthma Care, 1997. (contributing author).

6. Human Sexuality Course Manual (MED 526). University of Alberta, 1996 (chapter author in course manual).

7. Cave AJ, McGhan S, Spooner C, Cox C. ProCAM – Professional Certification Program in Asthma Management, Alberta Asthma Centre, 1995 (co-author of course manual).



X. PRESENTATIONS

Narrative

1. Cave AJ, Cave MT, Clandinin J, Tan A, Levy M. The Effects of Narrative Reflective Small Group Sessions on the Group Facilitators. [Poster] Department of Family Medicine Annual Research Day, University of Alberta. June 8, 2012.

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2. Cave AJ, Cave MT, Clandinin J, Tan A, Levy M. The Effects of Narrative Reflective Small Group Sessions on the Group Facilitators. [Speaker] Annual Scientific Assembly Research Day of the Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, AB. March 26, 2012.

3. Cave M-T, Clandinin J, Cave A, Brett-MacLean P. The Narrative Revolution in Medical Education: How Is It Being Researched? [workshop] North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Banff, Alberta. November 16, 2011

4. Cave A, Cave M-T, Clandinin DJ, Tan A, Levy M. Effects of Narrative Reflective Practice Small Group Sessions on the Facilitators. [poster} North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Banff, Alberta. November 13, 2011.

5. Cave M-T, Clandinin J, Cave A. The Place of Narrative Inquiry in Medical Education Research. [?] Family Medicine Forum 2011 of the College of Family Physicians of Canada. Montreal, Quebec. November 2, 2011.

6. Cave AJ. Narrative Thinking: Learning to Reflect, Reflecting to Learn. [speaker] The Consortium for Longitudianl Intergrated Clerkship Muster. Barossa Valley, Adelaide, South Australia. Oct 19, 2010.

7. Cave M-T, Cave A. Thinking Narratively, a Tool for Fostering Professional Development in Medical Learners. [speaker] Department of Family Medicine Research Forum, University of Alberta, May 27, 2010.

8. Cave Mt, Clandinin JD, Cave AJ, Hughes S. The Road Less Travelled: A Faculty Development Program in Narrative Reflective Practice. North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Montreal, Quebec. November 14-18, 2009.

9. Cave MT, Cave AJ. (“Narrative in Medicine” workshop) CLIC Conference October 2, 2009, Edmonton, AB

10. Cave MT, White J, Clandinin J, Uiu V, Brett-MacLean P, Aaron S, Thomson A, Levy M. The Resonance of Stories: Moving Narrative Reflective Practice into the Medical Curriculum. [poster] 1) Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Calgary, Alberta. October 29-31, 2009. 2) Canadian Conference on Medical Education. Edmonton, Alberta. May 2-6, 2009.

House Calls1. Comparison of the home visit in Canada and the UK, Family Medicine Rounds, Memorial

University, St. John's, Newfoundland, April 1991.

2. Cave AJ. The effects of house-calls. Free standing paper, National Spring Meeting, RCGP, Cheltenham, 1988.

3. Cave AJ, Harvey M. A comparison of house calls by a trainee in general practice and her trainer. Annual Research Day in Family Medicine, University of Western Ontario, 1988.

4. The development of an instrument to measure the effects of house calls. Public thesis defence, University of Western Ontario, March 1987.

5. The economical home visit - cheap and convenient. Annual Symposium of the Severn Faculty, RCGP, Bristol, England, November 1985.

6. Study design for assessing home visits. A departmental seminar, Department of General Practice, Southampton, England, 1984.

7. The effects of the house-call (with J. Biehn). Pilot study results, Grand Rounds, Department of Family Medicine, University of Western Ontario, June 1983.

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1. Cave AJ. Improving the Success of Your Application to the CIHR Knowledge Review and Synthesis Panel. [freestanding research paper] Family Medicine Forum 2010, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Vancouver, BC. October 13, 2012.

2. Cave AJ. Applying to CIHR Knowledge Synthesis Awards. [speaker] The Faculty CIHR Special Project Pilot. Sept 9, 2011

3. D’Urzo a, Jugovic P, Cave AJ. Community Based Research in Family Medicine: Why the Need has Never Been Greater. [speaker] Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians. Banff, AB. Feb25, 2011.

4. Cave AJ. How to Find Joy Through Research. [speaker] Workshop at the College of Family Physicians of Canada annual Family Medicine Forum, Vancouver, BC. Oct 16, 2010.

5. Grant Generating Workshop, Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Oct 11, 2007.

6. Recruiting issues in a province-wide community based intervention study. Western Canada Family Medicine Research Day, Edmonton. May 25, 2007.

7. Grant Generating. Departmental Research Forum, March 23, 2006.

8. Improving your Research. Writing for publication, Residents Research Forum, December 14, 2005.

9. Designing Your Study. Seminar to family physician researchers "Cabin Fever", University of Calgary, Kananaskis, AB February 12, 2005.

10. Writing a Successful Grant. Workshop, CFPC Family Medicine Forum, Vancouver, BC. December 12, 2005.

11. Family Medicine Research at the University of Alberta, Resident Research Day, University of Alberta, June 11, 2004.

12. Capacity Building in Community Based Research. Workshop. CFPC Family Medicine Forum, Vancouver, BC Oct 26, 2001.

13. Participatory Action Research in Primary Care Medicine. Qualitative Research Methodology Series, International Institute for Qualitative Methodology, Edmonton, Alberta, January 24, 2001.

14. Outcome Measurement for Behaviour Change. Alberta Lung Association RHCP 8th Annual Round Up, Calgary, Alberta, June 11, 1999.

15. Assessment of Patient Education Programs. The Gerry Alexander Memorial Lecture, Family Physicians in Asthma Group Annual Meeting, Victoria, BC, May 14, 1999.

17. A retrospective chart review at the TB Clinic (procedures and problems). Departmental Faculty Forum, University of Alberta, January 15, 1998.

18. Cave AJ. Designing a study of the house call. Master session in methodology, North American Primary Care Research Group, Banff, Alberta, April 1983.

Cross-Cultural Issues1. A Future for International Graduates, Keynote Address, Alberta International Graduates Association,

Red Deer, Alberta, November 20, 2004.

2. International Medical Graduates Survey. CFPC Family Medicine Forum 2001. Vancouver, B.C., October 26, 2001.

3. International Medical Graduates Survey. NAPCRG2001. Halifax, NS, October15, 2001.

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4. Cave AJ Sinclair J. Access to Care: Socio-Cultural Barriers in Aboriginal Communities. Workshop at Tuberculosis Conference, Edmonton, Alberta. March 22, 2001.

5. Alberta International Medical Graduates Survey 2000. Press Conference at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, November 23, 2000.

6. Alberta International Medical Graduates Survey. Department of Family Medicine Research Forum, March 23, 2000

7. Cave AJ, Jagasia P, Sikorsky N, Szafran O. Alberta International Medical Graduates Study 1999. [oral] 28th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG), Amelia Island, Florida, November 4-7, 2000.

8. Foreign Medical Graduates Study 1999. Alberta Chapter Board, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Edmonton, June 10, 2000.

9. Foreign Medical Graduates Study 1999. Alberta Health & Wellness Taskforce on IMGs, Edmonton, April 17, 2000.

10. Cultural factors in attendance and adherence at an urban tuberculosis clinic - a retrospective chart review. Canadian Conference on Multi-cultural Health, Regina, May 8, 1998.

11. Collaborative tuberculosis research with affected communities (with Dr. N. Gibson). Public Health Services Department, Colloquium, October 15, 1997.

Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Care1. The Physician Response to SCRIP. SCRIP Final Investigators meeting, Edmonton, April 29, 2000.

Asthma & COPD1. Yamada J, Potestio M, Sharpe H, Cave A, Presseau J, Patey A, Johnson D, Grimshaw J. Barriers and

Enablers to Paediatric Asthma Management in Primary Care Settings: Application of the Theoretical Domains Framework. Abstract 2016

2. Banh HL, Sadowski C, Cave A, Hoang J, Lam S. Performance and Acceptability of Different inhaled Medication Delivers in individuals with Asthma and /or COPD. American Thoracic Society. 2013.

2. Sadowski C, Banh HL, Cave AJ, Inhales Device Technique in Community Dwelling Older Adults [Poster] American Gematric Society. Grapevine Texas. May2, 2013.

3. McGhan S, Sharpe K, Douglas M, Cave AJ, Befus D, Young E. Implementation of Simple Asthma Education Tools in Primary Care. [Oral Presentation] Primary Care Initiative Forum March 20, 2013.

4. Cave AJ, New Paediatric Asthma Pathway: Integrating with Primary Care. 30th Annual Calgary Therapeutics Course. Calgary April 12, 2013.

5. An Evidence-Based Update on diagnosing and Treating Paediatric Asthma. ACFP 58th ASA Banff, AB March 2, 2013.

6. Cave A, Johnson D, Sullivan R. Alberta Provincial Pathway for Pediatric Asthma Management. What’s Up Doc? Research Presentation AFPRN Banff, AB Feb 28, 2013.

7. Five important Respiratory studies of 2012 Family medicine Forum , Toronto Nov 16th 2012

8. Cave AJ. The Burden of COPD in Canada and China. [Speaker] Visiting delegation from Shanghai, China, Department of Family Medicine. Nov 6, 2012.

9. Cave AJ. Evidence-Based diagnosis and Management of Paediatric Asthma. [Speaker] Part of updating course for Family Physicians in Vancouver, BC. May 24 2012.

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9. Cave AJ. Evidence-Based diagnosis and Management of Paediatric Asthma. [Speaker] Part of updating course for Family Physicians in Calgary, AB. May 7, 2012

10. Cave AJ. The Evidence-Based diagnosis and management of Paediatric Asthma an Interactive Session. [Speaker] Part of updating course for Family Physicians in Edmonton, AB. April 10, 2012.

11. Cave AJ, Cox D, Mayers I, Wong E. Alpha1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Screening Study. [Speaker] Department Research Forum. March 22, 2012.

12. Cave AJ. COPD Management Update. Resident Academic Day Mar 2012.

13. Cave AJ, Lips M. Use of Spirometry for Diagnosis of COPD by Family Physicians in Alberta. [Speaker] Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, AB Feb 23, 2012.

14. Graf C, Cave A, Atkinson L. Barriers to the Diagnosis of Asthma: Review. [poster] 1) University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry Student Research Day. Edmonton, Alberta. October 15, 2011. 2) [student poster] North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Banff, Alberta. November 12, 2011.

15. Cave AJ, Li J. Accurate Diagnosis Matters: Between Asthma and COPD. [speaker] The National Family Medicine Forum. Montreal, QC. Nov 5, 2011.

16. Cave AJ. Managing Dyspnea in COPD. [speaker] National Family Medicine Forum. Montreal, QC Nov 5, 2011.

17. Cave AJ. Accurate diagnosis matters: Between asthma and COPD. [Oral presentation] Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Montreal, Quebec. November 2-5, 2011.

18. CAVE A, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. A Randomized Control Trial of the Effect of Education in the FP’s Office on Asthma-Related Behaviours. [poster] CFPC Family Medicine Forum 2011. Montreal, Quebec. November 2, 2011.

19. Cave AJ. Managing dyspnea in COPD. [Oral presentation] Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Montreal, Quebec. November 2-5, 2011.

20. Cave A, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. Effect of Respiratory Educators in Family Physicians’ Offices on COPD. [poster] 5th International Care Primary Care Respiratory Group Toronto, ON. June 2-5 2010.

21. Cave AJ. Effect of Respiratory Educators in Family Physicians Offices on COPD. [speaker] International Primary Care Respiratory Conference, Toronto, ON. June 1-4, 2010.

22. Cave A. Lessons from the Respiratory Educators in Primary Care Study. [speaker] Workshop at Respiratory Therapists on the “New” Realities in Respiratory Disease. Feb 20, 2010.

23. Cave A, Lessons from the Respiratory Educators in Primary Care Study: New Realities in Respiratory Disease Can We Improve Patient Outcomes. Allied Health Professionals Workshop Edmonton, AB, February 2010

24. Smith L, Flook N, Cave AJ, Ross S. SOO-things: An Educational Innovation to Ease Anxiety About Soos for Family Medicine Residents. [poster] Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Calgary, AB. Oct 29-31, 2009.

25. Bhanji NA, Cave AJ. The Respiratory Educators in Primary Care (REPC) Study: Assessment of Direct Health Care Costs of Asthma After An Educational Intervention.[poster] 1) Student Posters, Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Calgary, Alberta. Oct 29, 2009. 2) IPCRG Conference, Stansted, United Kingdom. June 5, 2009

26. Cave AJ, Fitzgerald M. Real World Asthma Program Vancouver Oct 23, 2009 RW Asthma Workshop.

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27. Cave AJ. Real World COPD Program Vancouver Oct 23, 2009 RW COPD workshop.

28. Cave AJ, Bhanji N, Makarowski C. Effect on Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Primary Care. 1) [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians. Banff, Alberta. February 26, 2009. 2) [poster] Canadian Respiratory Conference. Toronto, Ontario. April 25, 2009. 3) [oral presentation] International Primary Care Respiratory Group Conference (IPCRG). Stansted, United Kingdom. June 5, 2009.

29. Cave, AJ. RCGP Expert Group on respiratory Diseases presentation “A Study on Worsening in Asthma” May 2009

30. Cave Aj, Salehar M, Parameswaran S. Canadian Family Physician Preparedness for Management of TB. [poster] International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease North American Region 13th Annual Conference. Vancouver, BC. February 26-28, 2009.

31. Cave AJ, Spier S, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life. [poster] 1) Accelerating Primary Care Conference 2009. Edmonton Alberta. February 9-11, 2009. 2) Annual Scientific Assembley of the Alberta College of Family Physicians. Banff, Alberta February 26, 2009. 3) Canadian Respiratory Conference. Toronto, Ontario. April 25, 2009.

32. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Bhanji N. Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Alberta. [poster] Accelerating Primary Care Conference 2009. Edmonton, Alberta. February 9-11, 2009.

33. Cave AJ. Quality of Life effects of Asthma Education in Family Practice. [poster] CFPC section of Researchers Annual Research Day. Toronto, Ontario. November 26, 2008

34. Cave AJ. Quality of Life effects of Asthma Education in Family Practice. [poster]CFPC Family Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Toronto, Ontario. November 27-29, 2008.

35. Cave AJ, Makarows C, Ahmadi E. Impact of an Asthma Education Program on Patient Quality of Life. NAPCRG Puerto Rico, USA. November 15th 2008.

36. Cave AJ, Makarows C, Ahmadi E. Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life. Western Canada Family Medicine Research Day, Saskatoon May 30 2008.

37. Cave AJ, Parameswaran S, Salehar M. Family Physicians Preparedness to Manage Tuberculosis Department of Family Medicine Annual Research Day June 5, 2008.

38. Cave AJ. Evaluation of a COPD self-management Plan in Family Medicine, Family Physicians Airways Group of Canada Annual Meeting, Calgary, Nov 17, 2006.

39. Cave AJ. Evaluation of a COPD self-management Plan in Family Medicine, Family Physicians Airways Group of Canada Annual Meeting, Calgary, Nov 17, 2006.

40. Cave AJ, Andrews E. Respiratory Educators in Primary Care. International Conference on the Scientific Basis of Health Services (ICSBHS). [poster] Montreal, Quebec. September 18-20, 2005.

41. A Breath of Fresh Air. Asthma research in Alberta, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, Travelling Lecturer, Cold Lake, Alberta, June 14, 2005.

42. Cave AJ, Asthma Education Research, Family Medicine Research Day, University of Alberta , June 10th 2005.

43. OPTIMA study. Nationwide Results Teleconference discussion panel, Edmonton, November 28, 2001.

44. New Advances in Asthma Therapy. CME, West Edmonton Mall, March 17, 2001.

45. What GPs want to know about Oxese as needed. Simplifying Asthma Treatment Colloquim, Toronto, Ontario, March 9, 2001.

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46. The Place of Symbicort in General Practice. AstraZeneca Working Party, Palma Mallorca, Spain. February 24, 2001.

47. The Safety and Efficacy of the Turbuhaler. AstraZeneca Family Physician Advisory Group, Halifax, Nova Scotia, July 22, 2000.

48. The Turbuhaler, Safe and Effective. AstraZeneca Respiratory Advisory Group, Toronto, April 28, 2000.

49. Role of Long-Acting B2 Agonists in Primary Care. AstraZeneca National Sales Force Conference, Orlando, Florida. January 15, 2000.

50. A Professional Certification for Asthma Management, Pulmonary Division Rounds, Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta.

51. Wright A, Cave AJ, Dorritt J, McErlain M. Effect of a nurse-run asthma clinic in general practice. Canada's Second National Conference on Asthma and Education (ASED II), Loews De Concorde, Quebec, November 1995.

52. Wright A, Cave AJ, Dorritt J, McErlain M. Effect of a nurse-run asthma clinic in general practice. Third National Conference on Health Promotion Research, Calgary, June 1994.

53. Cave AJ, Wright A. Effects of a nurse-run asthma clinic (preliminary results). Annual Scientific Meeting, GPs in Asthma Group, Manchester, England, May 1991.

Teaching1. Tips and Tricks - Presenting to Primary Care Clinicians, Atlanta Regional Consultative Forum,

Calgary, Alberta, June 24, 2006.

2. Department of Family Medicine Research Retreat. (Co-facilitated with David Moores.) University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, February17, 1999.

3. Critical Appraisals and Quality Improvement Projects. Resident Orientation Day, Department of Family Medicine, July 8, 1998.

4. Why not take a sabbatical? Annual Symposium of the Severn Faculty, RCGP, Bristol, England, November 1987.

5. Evaluating the clinical interview. A one-hour seminar for ‘Teaching and Learning’ course, University of Western Ontario, February 1983.

Clinical and Health Services1. Manca D, Carroll R, Grieves C, Salvalagio G, Cave AJ, Rogers, Pendraz, Aguilar C, Grunfeld E. The

BETTER Project: Qualitative Study. [Oral Presentation] CAHSPR Conference. Vancouver, BC. May 2013.

2. Manca D, Grieves C, Salvalaggio G, Cave A, Rogers, Pend (?) Aguilar C, Grunfeld E. The BETTER Project: Qualitative Study. [Poster] AFPRN Banff, AB Feb 28, 2013

3. Samuels C, Smith P, Cave AJ, Brent A, Thopson C, Drummond N. The Influence of Sleep Quality and Burnout on Career Interventions of Family Physicians. [Poster] AFPRN Research Day.(ASA) Banff, AB Feb28, 2013

4. Cave, AJ. Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: A Qualitative Study. PRiFor, St. John’s Newfoundland. Nov 26, 2012.

5. Cave AJ. Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: A Qualitative Study. National Family Medicine Forum, Toronto, ON. Nov 14, 2012

6. Cave AJ. Four Questions in Diabetes Management. An Interactive Session. [Speaker] Part of an

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updating course for Family Physicians. Vancouver, BC. Nov 2, 2012

5. Cave AJ. Four Questions in Diabetes Management. An Interactive Session. [Speaker] Part of an updating course for Family Physicians. Calgary, AB. Oct 26, 2012.

6. Cave AJ. Herpes Zoster Vaccination: The Evidence-Based Clinical Practice Approach. [speaker] Primary Care Updates, Edmonton, AB. Sept 17, 2011.

7. Cave AJ, Parameswaran l, Moores DG. Comprehensiveness of Family Physicians’ Primary Care: Comparisons of Academic and Non-academic Family Physicians. Section of Researchers, FMF, Quebec City, November 1, 2006.

8. Moores DG, Wilson DR, Cave AJ, Woodhead-Lyons SW, Donoff MG. Improving the Quality and Capacity of Canada’s Health Services: Primary Care Physicians Perspectives. CAHSPR Symposium, Vancouver September 17, 2006.

9. Comprehensiveness of Care by Family Physicians. Western Departments of Family Medicine Research day, Edmonton, May 5, 2006.

10. Cave AJ. In Search of Ecstasy (McQuitty Memorial Oration) Family Medicine Resident Research Day, University of Calgary March 2, 2006.

11. Cave AJ, Parameswaran, L, Moores DG. Comprehensiveness of Care (AFPRN Workshop) ASA , Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, Alberta, Feb 23, 2006.

12. Hans N, Cave AJ, Glass A, Johnson G, Szafran O, Schipper S, Spooner GR. Pap Smears, To swab or not to swab? Caritas Research Day Edmonton, Jan 26, 2006.

13. Moores DG, Spooner GR, Relf MI, Woodhead-Lyons, S, Cave AJ, Donoff MG. Alberta’s Primary Care Initiative: Improving Family Physician Quality and Capacity. European Society of General Practice 11th Conference, KOS, Greece September 7th 2005.

14. Moores DG, Spooner GR, Woodhead-Lyons S, Relf MI, Cave AJ. Alberta’s Primary Care Initiative: Catching Up with the Best of Europe. European Society of General Practice 11th Conference, KOS , Greece. September 3rd 2005.

15. Moores DG, Woodhead-Lyons S , Wilson DR, Cave AJ, Donoff MG. System Factors Affecting the Quality and Capacity of Medical Services; Qualitative and Quantitative Results from the Family Practice Quality and Capacity study. WONCA European Regional Conference, Amsterdam, Netherlands June 1-4 2004.

16. Moores DG, Woodhead-Lyons S, Wilson DR, Cave AJ, Donoff MG, Physician Factors Affecting the Quality and Capacity of Medical Services; Qualitative and Quantitative Results from the Family Practice Quality and Capacity Study. WONCA European Regional Conference. Amsterdam, Netherlands. June 1-4 2004.

17. Moores DG, Woodhead-Lyons S, Wilson DR, Cave AJ, Donoff MG. Future Directions for Primary Care; What Family Physicians see as necessary. National Primary Health Care Conference; Winnipeg, Manitoba, May 18 2004.

18. Hans N, Cave AJ, Glass A, Johnson G, Szafran O, Schipper S, Spooner GR. To swab or not to swab. (1){concurrent paper session] NAPCRG, Orlando, Florida, October 12 2004. (2)4th Western Departments of Family Medicine Research Conference Vancouver May 7th 2004.

19. Prevention in Practice: The Family Physician Role: Alberta Health Living Network Conference, Edmonton, April 18 2004.

20. Medical Management of Osteoporosis. Canadian Orthopaedic Nurses Association (CONA). Glenrose, Edmonton, Alberta, April 21, 2001.

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21. O’Hara J, Spooner GR, Cave AJ, Klemka P, Hans N, Cave MT. Grey Nuns Family Medicine Centre Hope Project. [oral] 28th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG). Amelia Island, Florida, November 4-7, 2000.

22. The Future Direction of Family Medicine Research. Keystone III International Conference on Family Medicine, Colorado Springs, October 6, 2000.

23. Inject able Vitamin D in Prevention of Fractures. Orthomania Canadian Orthopaedics Association Edmonton, Alberta, June 5th 2000.

24. Researchers of the Lost Art. 20th McQuitty Memorial Oration, University of Calgary, June 1, 2000.

25. 2010 – A Family Medicine Odyssey. Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta, April 5, 2000.

26. Medical Management of Post Operative Patients. Orthomania, Canadian Orthopaedic Nurses Association. October 30, 1997.

XI. ABSTRACTS & POSTER PRESENTATIONS

1. Manca D, Aguilar C, Carroll J, Cave A, Greiver M, Pencharz G, Salvalaggio G, Grunfeld E. The BETTER Project (Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: Qualitative Study. [Abstract] April 26, 2012.

Manca D et al . Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: A Qualitative Study. PRiFor, St. John’s Newfoundland. Nov 26, 2012

2. Kaplan A, Krishnamoorthy P, Cave A, Li J, Kim H, Banks N. Adrenal Suppression in Asthmatics Treated with ICS, a Tool for your Practice. IPCRG Conference, Edinburgh, UK [Abstract] April 2012.

3. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. A Randomised control trial of the effect on asthma related behaviours of education in the GP’s office. IPCRG Toronto, ON. [Abstract]. 2011.

4. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. Effect of Respiratory Educators in Family Physicians’ Offices on COPD. IPCRG Conference, Toronto, On 2010.

5. Cave AJ, Spier S, Makarowski C. Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life.

6. Cave AJ, Bhanji N, Makarowski C. Effect on Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Primary Care, Can Respir J Vol 17 Suppl A Jan/Feb 2010

7. Cave Aj, Banji N, Makarowski C. Accelerating Primary Care Conference. Cost Effects of an Asthma Education Program in Primary Care Edmonton, AB. February 9, 2009

8. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. Accelerating Primary Care Conference. Effects on Quality of Life of an Asthma Education Program in Primary Care. Edmonton, AB. February 9, 2009.

9. Cave MT, Cladinin J, Cave AJ. Family Medicine Forum. Narrative Curriculum [poster] November 2009

10. NAPCRG Narrative Curriculum [poster] November 2009

11. ASA poster Banff, AB. February 26, 2009.

12. Cave AJ, Makarowski C. Effect of Educators on Respiratory Health in Primary Care. PCI REPC [poster] Calgary, AB. February 25, 2009.

13. Cave AJ, Salehar M, Parameswaran S, Kaplan A, Canadian Family Physician Preparedness for Management of TB, 13th Annual Congress, International Clinician against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, Vancouver, AB. February 27, 2009.

14. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E, Recruiting Issues in a Community Based Province Wide Intervention Study Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter CFPC, Banff AB. February 26,

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2009.

15. Cave AJ, Cave MT, Tan A, Clandinin DJ, Levy M. The Experience of Physician's Facilitation of Narrative Reflective Practice Groups in a Family Medicine Clerkship. [Poster]

16. Cave AJ. Effect of Facilitating Third Year Clerkship Groups Using Parallel Charts for Narrative Reflective Practice. [Poster]

17. Banh HL, Sadowski C, Danis P, Vethanayagam D, Cave AJ. Assessment of Patient Performance and Acceptability of Different Inhaler Devices in Asthma and COPD. [Poster] ATS 2013 17 – 22, May.

18. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E, Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life, Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter CFPC, Banff, AB. February 26, 2009.

19. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Bhanji N, Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Alberta, Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter CFPC, Banff, AB. February 26, 2009.

20. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Bhanji N, Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Alberta, Primary Care Initiative Forum, Calgary, AB. February 25, 2009.

21. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Respiratory Educators in Primary Care (display), Primary Care Initiative Forum Calgary, AB. February 25, 2009.

22. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E, Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life, Accelerating Primary Care Conference, Edmonton, AB. February 10, 2009.

23. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Bhanji N, Health Care Costs of an Asthma Education Intervention in Alberta, Accelerating Primary Care Conference, Edmonton, AB. February 10, 2009.

24. Bahnji N, Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Costs of an Asthma Education Program in Primary Care, NAPCRG; Puerto Rico, USA November 16th 2008.

25. Bahnji N, Cave AJ, Makarowski C. Costs of Asthma in Canada. Summer Student Research Day, University of Alberta, Oct 18th 2008.

26. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E. Effect of Asthma Education on Quality of Life. (1) International Primary Care Respiratory Group Conference. Seville Spain 2008. (2) Department of Family Medicine Annual Research Day, June 5th 2008.

27. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, Ahmadi E, Spier S, Cowie R. The Impact of Asthma Education on Patient Quality of Life. 1) [oral presentation] 8th Western Canadian Departments of Family Medicine Research Conference. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. May 30, 2008. 20 [freestanding paper & poster] International Primary Care Respiratory Group Conference. Seville, Spain. May 3, 2008. Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. November 15-19, 2008.

28. Cave Mt, Clandidin Dj, Cave Aj. Learning Narratively: Residents’ Experiences of a Parallel Chart Process. North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. November 15-19, 2008.

29. Cave AJ. Comprehensiveness of Care in Family Medicine. [poster] 3rd Annual Canadian Conference on Primary Care- Accelerating Primary Care 2008. Edmonton, Alberta. February 12-14, 2008.

30. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, O’Hara C, Cowie RL, Spier S, Respiratory Educators in Primary Care Study. (poster) ASED-8, National Conference of the Canadian Network for Asthma Care, Halifax, November 15th 2007.

31. Cave AJ, Makarowski C, O’Hara C, Ahmadi E. Recruiting Issues in a Community-based, Province-wide Intervention Study (poster) ASED-8th National Conference of the Canadian Network for Asthma Care, Halifax, November 17th, 2007.

32. Cave AJ, Parameswaran L, Moores DG. Comprehensiveness of Family Physicians’ Primary Care: Comparisons of Academic and Non-Academic Family Physicians/General Practitioners. Section of Researchers Research Day, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Quebec City, Quebec. November 1, 2006.

33. Cave AJ, Friend or Foe? The Pharmaceutical Industry and Academic Family Medicine. Family

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Medicine Forum, College of Family Physicians of Canada. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Oct 12, 2007.

34. Moores DG, Donoff M, Cave AJ, Spooner GR. Family Medicine Alternate Relationship Plans: Alternate Payment or Alternative Funding to Support the Academic Mission, (poster) Royal College of General Practitioners Annual national Conference on Primary Care, Edinburgh ,UK October 4th 2007.

35. Cave AJ. Comprehensiveness of Care by Family Physicians. Western Departments of Family Mediicne Research Conference. Nisku, Alberta. May 5, 2006.

36. Cave AJ. In Search of Ecstasy. [McQuitty Memorial Oration] Resident Research Day, Department of Family Medicine, University of Calgary, Alberta. March 2, 2006

37. Cave AJ, O’Hara C, Andrews E, Cowie B, Spier S. Respiratory Educators in Physicians’ Offices (poster) ASA of Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, February 23 2006.

38. Cave AJ, Parameswaran L, Moores DG. Comprehensive of Care. [AFPRN Workshop] Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta College of Family Physicians. Banff, Alberta. February 23, 2006

39. Hans N, Cave AJ, Glass A, Johnson G, Szafran O, Schipper S, SPOONER GR. Papa Smears: TO Swab or Not to Swab? Caritas Research Day. Grey Nuns Community Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta. January 26, 2006.

40. Moores DG, Spooner GR, Relf MI, Woodhead-Lyons S, Cave AJ, Donoff MG. Alberta’s Primary Care Initiative: Improving FP Quality and Capacity. 11th Conference of the European Society of General Practice, Kos, Greece, September 7th 2005.

41. Moores DG, Spooner GR, Woodhead-Lyons S, Relf MI, Cave AJ. Alberta’s Primary Care Initiative: Catching Up With the Best of Europe. 11th Conference of the European Society of General Practice/Family Medicine, Kos, Greece, September 3rd 2005.

42. Cave AJ, Andrews E, Sharpe H, O’Hara C. Respiratory Educators in Primary Care, Feasibility Study, International Conference on the Scientific Basis of Health Services (ICSBHS). [poster] Montreal, Quebec, September 18-20, 2005.

43. Hans N, Cave AJ, Glass A, Johnson G, Szafran O, Schipper S, Spooner GR. Pap Smears: To Swab or Not to Swab? [oral] 4th Western Departments of Family Medicine Research Conference, Vancouver, BC, May 7, 2004.

44. Hans N, Cave AJ, Glass A, Johnson G, Szafran O, Schipper S, Spooner GR. Pap Smears: To Swab or Not to Swab? [poster] 1) Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians. Banff, Alberta. February 28, 2004. 2) Family Medicine Spring Seeding. MacDonald Hotel, Edmonton, Alberta. June 11, 2004.

45. Cave AJ, Andrews E, Sharpe H, O’Hara C. Asthma Educators in Primary Care Physicians’ Offices [poster]. 1) NAPCRG, Banff, Alberta, October 25-28, 2003; 2) ASED6. Montreal, November 27-29, 2003.

46. Parameswaran L, Cave AJ, Moores DG. Comprehensiveness of care by Academic and Non-Academic Family Physicians/General Practitioners. [poster] Summer Student Research Day University of Alberta Oct 25th 2003.

47. Moores D, Woodhead-Lyons SC, Donoff MG, Cave AJ, Wilson D. Future Directions for Quality and Capacity: What Family Physicians See as Necessary. NAPCRG. Banff, Alberta, October 25-28, 2003.

48. Moores D, Woodhead-Lyons SC, Donoff MG, Cave AJ, Wilson D. Family Physician Quality and Capacity Issues: The Family Practice Quality and Capacity Study. NAPCRG. Banff, Alberta, October 25-28, 2003.

49. Moores DG, Woodhead-Lyons S, Donoff M, Cave A, Wilson D. Identifying Active FPs/GPs in a Health Region: Reliability of a Physician Registration Database. WONCA Europe 2003, Ljubljana, Slovenia, June 18-21, 2003.

50. Cave AJ, Andrews E, Sharpe H, O’Hara C. Asthma Educators in Primary Care Physicians

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Offices. [poster] 1) 48th Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter-College of Family Physicians of Canada. Banff, Alberta, March 8, 2003; 2) ATS 2003 (American Thoracic Society) 99th International Conference, Seattle, Washington, May 13-16, 2003.

51. DeVos P, Cave AJ, Wilson D. Tuberculosis–Adherence Behavior and the Inner City. Inner City Health Conference, Toronto, October 4, 2002.

52. Moores DG, Woodhead Lyons S, Donoff M, Cave AJ, Wilson D. What Family Physicians Want and Don’t Want: Focus Group Results of the Family Practice Quality and Capacity Study. [poster] 1) 47th Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, Alberta, February 28, 2002; 2) Spring Seeding. Edmonton, Alberta, May 30 - June 1, 2002.

53. Moores DG, Donoff M, Woodhead-Lyons S, Cave AJ, Wilson D. Physicians’ Concerns Regarding Quality and Capacity of Practice – An Overview. [poster] NAPCRG, Halifax, NS, 2001.

54. Cave AJ, Jagasia P, Kyeremanteng K, Szafran O, Meadows L, for the IMG Survey 2000 Research Partners. International medical graduates survey 2000. [poster] 1) 46TH Annual Scientific Assembly of the College of Family Physicians of Canada (Alberta Chapter), Banff, Alberta. March 1-3, 2001; 2) Research Revelations 2001, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, March 24, 2001; 3) NAPCRG 2001 – 29th Annual meeting, Halifax, Nova Scotia, October 13-16, 2001; 4) CFPC Family Medicine Forum 2001,Vancouver, BC, October 25-27, 2001.

55. Cave AJ, Gibson N, Sinclair J, Harms P. for the Community Tuberculosis Project. Beliefs around Tuberculosis in First Nations communities in rural Alberta. (1) NAPCRG 2001-Halifax Nova Scotia Oct13-16, 2001 (2) CFPC Family Medicine Forum, Vancouver, BC, October 25-27 2003.

56. Tsuyuki RT, Johnson JA, Teo KK, Simpson SH, Ackman ML, Biggs RS, Cave AJ, Chang WC, Dzavik V, Farris KB, Galvin D, Semchuk W, Taylor JG. The study of cardiovascular risk intervention by pharmacists (SCRIP): A multi-centre randomized trial of the effect of community pharmacist intervention on cholesterol risk management. 1) Canadian Cardiovascular Congress, Vancouver, BC. November 1, 2000; 2) American College of Clinical Pharmacy Conference, Los Angeles, November 7, 2000; 3) American Heart Association, New Orleans, November 12, 2000.

57. Cave AJ, Tsuyuki RT, Johnson JA, Teo KK, Simpson SH, Ackman ML, Biggs RS, Chang WC, Dzavik V, Farris KB, Galvin D, Semchuk W, Taylor JG, for the SCRIP Investigators. A randomized trial of the effect of community pharmacist intervention on cholesterol risk: The study of cardiovascular risk intervention by pharmacists (SCRIP). 28th Annual Meeting of the North American Primary Care Research Group (NAPCRG). Amelia Island, Florida, November 4-7, 2000.

58. Cave MT, O’Hara J, Moores D, Cave AJ. The development of an instrument to assess clinicians’ knowledge and attitudes in human sexuality. [poster] CFPC Family Medicine Forum 2000 – Show & Tell Event, Ottawa, Ontario. October 20, 2000.

59. Cave A, Lozowska D, Farris K. Health care outcomes of senior Albertans after provision of Pharmaceutical Care (PREP): A sub-study examining physicians’ perceptions. [poster] CFPC Family Medicine Forum 2000, Ottawa, Ontario, October 20, 2000.

60. Cave AJ, Jagasia P, Sikorsky N, Szafran O. International medical graduates study 1999. [poster] Family Medicine Spring Seeding, West Edmonton Mall, Edmonton, Alberta, June 2-3, 2000.

61. Moores DG, Cave AJ, Humphries PW, Chaytors RG. Practice quality improvement – an essential skill for future physicians. Christchurch, New Zealand, June 2000.

62. Kinjerski C, Marquez L, Sinclair J, Gibson N, Cave A, Melenka L, Doering D, Community Associates. Training and participation of community research associates in a community-based TB research project. Qualitative Health Research 2000, Banff, Alberta, April 6-8, 2000.

63. Marquez L, Gibson N, Cave A, Doering D, the Community Advisory Committee. Developing the foundation for a community-based TB research project. Qualitative Health Research 2000, Banff, Alberta, April 6-8, 2000.

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64. Marquez L, Sinclair J, Cave A, Doering D, Gibson N, the Community Advisory Committee. The ethics and process of selecting community research associates in a participatory research project. Qualitative Health Research 2000, Banff, Alberta, April 6-8, 2000.

65. Cave AJ, Melenka L, Doering D, Colman I, O’Connor H, Gibson N, Alibhai A. Cultural differences in adherence rates for TB prophylaxis therapy in Alberta. 1) IUATLD (North America) Conference, Vancouver, Feb.24-26, 2000; 2) ATS 2000 & ALA/CLA 2000 Conference, Toronto, May 7, 2000.

66. Cave MT, O’Hara J, Moores DG, Cave AJ. “The Development Of An Instrument To Assess Clinicians’ Knowledge And Attitudes In Human Sexuality.” [poster] 45th Annual Scientific Assembly, College of Family Physicians of Canada (Alberta Chapter), Banff, Alberta. Feb 24, 2000.

67. Cave AJ, Lozowska D, Farris KB. Health care outcomes of senior Albertans after provision of Pharmaceutical Care (Prep): A sub-study examining physicians’ perceptions. [poster] 45th Annual Scientific Assembly, College of Family Physicians of Canada (Alberta Chapter), Banff, Alberta. Feb 24, 2000.

68. Cave AJ, Jagasia P, Sikorsky N, Szafran O. International medical graduates study 1999. [poster] 45th Annual Scientific Assembly, College of Family Physicians of Canada (Alberta Chapter), Banff, Alberta. February 24, 2000.

69. Wells H, McGhan S, Chan J, Spooner C, Befus D, Kelcher S, Cave AJ – University of Cariboo and Alberta Asthma Centre Partnership UCC/ProCAM Online. [poster] 4th National Conference on Asthma and Education, Halifax, Nova Scotia, November 11-13, 1999.

70. Lozowska D, Cave AJ, Farris K. Healthcare outcomes of senior Albertans after provision of pharmaceutical care: a sub-study examining physicians’ perceptions. [abstract & poster] 32nd Annual Students Research Day, University of Alberta, October 2, 1999.

71. Sikorsky N, Cave AJ. Foreign medical graduate’s survey. [abstract] 32nd Annual Students Research Day, University of Alberta, October 2, 1999.

72. Thiara P, Gibson N, Cave AJ. Female involvement in participatory action research. [abstract & oral presentation] 32nd Annual Students Research Day, University of Alberta, October 2, 1999.

73. Kinjerski C, Gibson N, Cave AJ. Training of community associates – a study of the socio-cultural factors affecting tuberculosis treatment and prevention in immigrant and aboriginal populations in Alberta. [abstract & poster] 1) 32nd Annual Students Research Day, University of Alberta, October 2, 1999; 2) Research Revelations 2000, University of Alberta, February 5, 2000.

74. Moores DG, Cave AJ, Szafran O, Edmondstone S. Summer student research program in academic family practice at a Canadian university. [poster] 28th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Association of University Departments of General Practice (AUDGP ’99), London, U.K., July 14-16, 1999.

75. Cave MT, O’Hara J, Moores DG, Cave AJ. The development of an instrument to assess clinicians’ knowledge and attitudes in human sexuality. [poster] 28th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Associ-ation of University Departments of General Practice (AUDGP ’99), London, U.K., July 14-16, 1999.

76. Marquez L, Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering – with the Community Advisory Committee. Developing the foundation principles for a community-based TB research project. [poster] 11 th Annual Canadian Bioethics Society Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, October 28-30, 1999.

77. Marquez L, Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D – with the Community Advisory Committee. The ethics and process of selecting community research associates in a participatory research project. [poster] 1) 11th Annual Canadian Bioethics Society Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, October 28-30, 1999; 2) Research Revelations 2000, University of Alberta, February 5, 2000.

78. Bungard TJ, Ghali WA, Teo KK, McAlister FA, Yim R, Buchan A, Cave AJ, Mitchell LB, Shuaib A, Tsuyuki RT. Understanding the barriers to warfarin therapy in patients with non-valvular atrial fibrillation”. Canadian Cardiovascular Society 52nd Annual Meeting, Quebec City, Quebec, October 19-23, 1999 [oral presentation].

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79. Wells H, McGhan S, Chan J, Spooner C, Befus D, Kelcher S, Cave AJ. University of Cariboo and Al-berta Asthma Centre Partnership UCC/ProCAM Online. [poster] American Thoracic Society, April 1999.

80. Tsuyuki R, Cave AJ, et al. Design of the study of cardiac risk intervention by pharmacists (SCRIP). A randomized trial of community pharmacist intervention on cardiovascular risk factor modification. International Conference on Clinical Pharmacy, Orlando, April 11, 1999.

81. Gibson N, Hull A, Neufeld D, Cave AJ. Complementary strategies for coping with tuberculosis in immigrant and Aboriginal populations in Edmonton. 1) Ontario TB Symposium - "Progress Through Partnerships", Toronto, November 16, 1998; 2) Research Revelations 1999, University of Alberta; 3) Tuberculosis Conference 1999, Edmonton, March 17-18, 1999.

82. Cave AJ, Gibson N, Melenka L, Kinjerski C, Magill C, Alibhai A. Cultural differences in adherence rates for tuberculosis prophylaxis in Alberta. [poster] Ontario TB Symposium - "Progress Through Partnerships", Toronto, November 16, 1998.

83. Neufeld D, Hull A, Gibson N, Cave AJ. Alternative approaches to tuberculosis management. [poster] Ontario TB Symposium, Toronto, November 16, 1998.

84. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatment a collaborative study. [poster] Ontario TB Symposium, Toronto, November 16, 1998.

85. Cardinal C, Gibson N, Cave AJ, Kinjerski C. Semantic problems in cross-cultural health care. [poster] 1) NAPCRG, Montreal, November 6, 1998; 2) Research Revelations 1999, University of Alberta, February 6, 1999.

86. Neufeld D, Hull A, Gibson N, Cave AJ. Alternative approaches to tuberculosis management. [poster] NAPCRG, Montreal, November 6, 1998.

87. Cave AJ, Gibson N, Melenka L, Kirjerski C, Magill C, Alibhai A. Cultural differences in adherence rates for tuberculosis prophylaxis in Alberta. [poster] North American Primary Research Group, Montreal, November 6, 1998.

88. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatment a collaborative study. [poster] Calgary Conference on Multiculturalism, August 22, 1998.

89. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatment a collaborative study. [poster] Canadian Conference on Multi-cultural Health, Regina, Saskatchewan, May 8, 1998.

90. Doering D, Cave AJ, Gibson, N, Magill C. Cultural factors in the attendance and adherence at an urban tuberculosis clinic (a retrospective chart review). [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, Alberta, March 5, 1998.

91. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatmenta collaborative study. [poster] International Association Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease, Vancouver, February 27-28, 1998.

92. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatmenta collaborative study. [poster] Research Revelations, University of Alberta, February 6, 1998.

93. Doering D, Cave AJ, Gibson, N, Magill C. Cultural factors in the attendance and adherence at an urban tuberculosis clinic (a retrospective chart review). [poster] Research Revelations, University of Alberta, February 6, 1998.

94. Paget H, Kelcher S, Cave AJ. Home visits by a clinical pharmacist and family medicine residents for medication review (presentation). 8th Pharmacy Research Day, University of Alberta, November 14, 1997.

95. Cave AJ, Doering D, Gibson N, Magill C, Chiu Y. Cultural factors in tuberculosis prevention and treatment - a collaborative study. [poster] North American Primary Care Research Group, Orlando, November 1997.

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96. McGhan S, Spooner C, Wells H, Gilmour B, Befus D, Cave AJ. Evolution of an asthma education program for health professionals. Third National Conference on Asthma and Education (ASED III) Vancouver, November 1997.

97. Cave AJ, Leong-Sit P, Hauptman R, Krupa E. Development and testing of the Edmonton asthma behavior scale (EABS). Third National Conference on Asthma and Education (ASED III), Vancouver, November 1997.

98. Doering D, Cave AJ, Gibson N, Magill C. Cultural factors in the attendance and adherence at an urban tuberculosis clinic - a retrospective chart review. [poster] Section of Teachers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Halifax, October 1997.

99. Cave AJ, Leong-Sit P, Hauptman R, Krupa G. Development and testing of an asthma behaviour instrument. Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Halifax, October 1997.

100. Gregoire MJ, Chow S, Spooner R, Cave AJ, Klemka P. A dietitic screening tool for family practice. Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Halifax, October 1997.

101. Cave AJ, Leong-Sit P, Hauptman R, Krupa E. Development and testing of the Edmonton asthma behavior scale (EABS). [poster] Alberta Respiratory Symposium, Banff, October 1997.

102. Spier S, Lockyer J, Montgomery M, Hughes D, Cave AJ. Canadian Asthma Guidelines. A pre-dissemination survey of deficiencies in asthma management knowledge. [poster] ALA/ATS International Conference, San Francisco, May 1997.

103. Farris K, Cave AJ, Tessier G, Schopflocher D, Kassam R. Pharmaceutical care resource and education project. [poster] Research Revelations, University of Alberta, February 1997.

104. Cave AJ, Leong-Sit P. Development of an asthma behaviour instrument. [poster] Research Revelations, University of Alberta, February 1997.

105. Ackman M et al for CQI Network Investigators. Differences in treatment patterns between chronic and paroxysmal atrial fibrillation in 1773 patients. Canadian Pharmaceutical Association, 1997.

106. Ackman M et al. Patterns of rate and rhythm control in 3903 patients with atrial fibrillation. American Heart Association, 1996.

107. Cave AJ, Leong-Sit P. Development of an asthma behaviour instrument. [poster] Alberta Respiratory Symposium, Banff, October 1996.

108. McGhan S, Spooner C, Cox C, Krupa E, Biggs D, Gilmour B, Underwood M, Befus D, Cave A. ProCAM: Professional certification in asthma management. [poster] American Thoracic Society International Conference, New Orleans, May 1996.

109. Ambrozic R, Cave AJ. The epidemiology and treatment of common pregnancy problems in rural Alberta. [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, February 1996.

110. Cave AJ, Koegler P, Cave D. Asthma Education in General Practice. The "physician as educator experience". [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, February 1996.

111. McGhan S, Spooner C, Cox C, Krupa E, Biggs D, Gilmour B, Underwood M, Befus D, Cave A. ProCAM: Professional certification in asthma management. Canada's Second National Conference on Asthma and Education (ASED II). Loews De Concorde, Quebec, November 1995.

112. Befus AD, Biggs D, Cave A, Krupa E, Cox C, McGhan S, Spooner C, Underwood M. The development of ProCAM (the Professional Certification in Asthma Management). Alberta Asthma Network, Canadian Lung Association, Calgary, June 1995.

113. Cave AJ, Maharaj U, Gibson N, Jackson E. Physicians and immigrant patients: cross-cultural communication. [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, February 1995

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114. Spooner GR, Spooner C, Cave AJ, Caffaro P. Upper gastrointestinal investigations by family physicians in rural Alberta. [poster] Annual Scientific Assembly, Alberta Chapter, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, February 1995.

115. Cave MT, Mott P, Cave AJ. The medical marriageA vehicle for health promotion. [poster] Third National Conference on Health Promotion Research, Calgary, June 1994.

116. Lopatka H, Bachynsky J, Biggs D, Cave AJ. Pharmaceutical care outcomes study. CPHA/AFPC practice research and development session. 82nd Annual Assembly, Charlottetown, PEI, May 1994.

117. Cave AJ, Hessel P, MacDonald F, Koegler P. A step-wise management plan for asthma in general practice. [poster] National Annual Scientific Assembly, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Banff, April 1994.

118. Maharaj U, Cave AJ, Gibson N. Family physicians and immigrant patients. [poster] Student Research Day, Faculty of Medicine, University of Alberta, October 1993.

119. Fraser-Lee NJ, Hessel PA, Michaelchuk D, Cave A, Magee R, White H, Tough S. Limitation of activity in relation to lung health in school. Proceedings of the Third National Conference of the Canadian Society for Epidemiology & Biostatistics, Quebec, 1993.

120. Cave AJ. A comparison of British and Canadian home visits. [poster presentation] National Annual Scientific Assembly, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Halifax, May 1993.

121. Cave AJ, McErlain M. An audit of diabetic care. National Spring Meeting, RCGP, Cheltenham (poster presentation), April 1988.

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II. GRANTS Principal Investigator

1. Cave AJ, Johnson D, Grimshaw J. Primary Care Pathway for Childhood Asthma. AIHS PRIHS 2015

748,678.00

2. Cave AJ, McGhan S, Befus D. Alberta Breathes Asthma Advocacy Program A/NWT LA 2013

20,000

3.Cave AJ, Cox D, Kaplan A, Mayers I, Wong E, Ahmadi E. Alpha1 Anti-Trypsin Deficiency Screening Study in Family Practice. Talecris, Talecris Biotherapeutics (Investigator Initiated Trials) 2009-2012.

163,000

4. Cave AJ, Clandinin DJ, Cave MT. Learning Narratively: Resident Physicians’ Experiences of a Parallel Chart Process. Scott McLeod Fund. 2010

25,620

5. Evaluation of COPD Wellness Tools for me in Primary Care. IPCRG 2010 15,000

6.

7. Family Physicians’ Preparedness to Manage Tuberculosis. Public Health Agency of Canada 2008 9,700

8. Parallel Charts for training in reflective practice in medical residency, McLeod Fund, 2007

23,600

9. COPD Action Plan Study, Family Physicians Asthma Group of Canada, 2007 23,860

10.The Patient’s Story: Use of Narrative and Reflection in The Professional Development of Physicians. UofA Hospital Foundation (Scott McLeod Family Medicine Memorial Fund) 2006

10,000

11. Respiratory Educators in Primary Care ASTHMA, 2006 23,000

12. Primary Care Teams Environmental Scan Project - CIHR Research Community Development Funding Program 2006

7,000

13. Grant Generating Project. College of Family Physicians of Canada ( Janus Research Grant 2005

5,000

14. Respiratory Educators in Primary Care - Health Research Fund, AHFMR 2004 150,000

ASTHMA 2005 75,000

PRIISME (GSK Canada) 2006 60,000

Astra Zeneca 2006 50,000

Nycomed 2008 5,000

Boehringer Ingelheim 5,000

15. Breaking Bad News Project - Pharmacia (now Pfizer Canada) 2001 32,000

16. The impact of providing asthma educators in primary care physicians offices – ASTHMA Project 2001 10,000

17. International Medical Graduates Survey 2000 - Alberta Health, 2000 15,000

18. Injectable Vitamin D in Prevention of Fractures in the Elderly - M.S.I. Foundation, 1999

43,952

19. Socio-cultural factors influencing TB prevention in First Nations people in Alberta –Medical Services Branch (Health Canada), 1999 51,750

20. Cultural aspects of infectious disease prevention –

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1) Summer Career Placement Program (Government of Canada)*

2,380

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2) GNFMC Research and Education Fund, 1998 6,405

21. Cultural aspects of infectious disease prevention - GNFMC Research and Education Fund,1997 3,000

22. Asthma behaviour instrument testing - GNFMC Research and Education Fund, 1997 530

23. Common symptoms in pregnancy – Department of Family Medicine (University of Alberta)*, 1996 3,900

24.

Instruments for evaluating asthma education programs – 1) GNFMC Research and Education Fund* 1,950

2) Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry (University of Alberta)*, 1996

1,950

25. Role of nurse asthma-educator in a family medicine clinic – GNFMC Research and Education Fund, 1996 2,000

26. Update of ProCAM – Glaxo Welcome Inc., 1995 9,000

27. Development of ProCAM – Glaxo Welcome Inc., 1995 19,575

28.

Laser therapy and wound healing –

1) GNFMC Research and Education Fund* 1,400

2) Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry (University of Alberta)*, 1994 1,500

30.

Step-wise management plan for asthma -

1) Fisons Pharmaceuticals 14,000


32.

Physicians and immigrant patients –*

1) Fisons Pharmaceuticals 1,950


34. Effects of home visits by general practitioners – Bristol District Health Authority, 1990C

1,800

35. Nurse-run asthma clinic in general practice - Allen & Hanburys, 1990 12,000

36. Diabetic care in general practice – Servier Laboratories, 1989 4,000

Total Principal Investigator Grants:

01,101,48

0.43(* summer studentships)

XIII GRANTS Collaborative Application/Co-Investigator

1. Manca D, Grunfeld E et al Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease preventionand Screening in Family Practice: the BETTER 2 Project.

1,500,000

2. Ball G, Estey A, Donaldson –Kelly S, Ellendt C, Martz P, Cave AJ, Holt N, Jelinski S. Working with Parents to prevent Childhood Obesity 500,000

3. Campbell-Scherer D, Fielding S, Sharma A, Cave AJ et al. Five As for obesity Management in Primary Care. AIHS –CRIO program 750,000

4. CIHR Brenda Cameron 3 different meeting grants

5. Clandinin DJ, Cave MT, Cave AJ. Narrative Reflective Practice in Medical Education: Composing Shifting Identities. Scott MacLeod Fund $3,000.

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6. Cameron BL, Cave AJ, Weber-Pillwax CK, Bourgue Bearskin RL, Duncan SM, Newburn-Cook CV. Knowledge Mobilization of Indigenous Peoples’ Perspectives on Access to Health Care Services. Canadian Institutes of Health Research. (2011-2012) $20,000.

7. Johnson DW, Westerlund C, Gilmour SM, Kay D, Kellner JD, Macdonald L, Wincott JL, Befus AD, Cave AJ, Cowie RL, Currie GR, Grimshaw JM, Hartling LA, Lockyer JM, Carina M, Nettel-Aguirre A, Pusic MV, Scott SD, Sharpe HM, Spier S, Stang AS. The Implementation and Evaluation of Alberta Childhood Asthma Clinical Pathway. (2010-2013)

1) Canadian Institutes of Health Research. 350,000

2) Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions. 150,000

8. De Coster C, McMillan S, Brant R, McGurran J, Noseworthy T and the Primary Care Panel of the WCWLP. The Western Canada Waiting List Project: Development of a priority referral score for hip and knee arthroplasty. Multiple Partners Funding.

2,000,000

9. Grunfeld E, Manca D, Cave AJ, Campbell-Scherer D, Klein D, Salvalaggio G, Shaw N, Szafran O, et al. Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: The BETTER Coalition. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, (2009-2012) 250,000

10. Grunfeld E, Manca D, Cave AJ, Campbell-Scherer D, Klein D, Salvalaggio G, Shaw N, Szafran O, et al. Building on Existing Tools to Improve Chronic Disease Prevention in Family Practice: The BETTER Coalition. Canadian Partnership Against Cancer, (2009-2012)

2,111,058

11. Spier S, Cave AJ, Meghan S, Sharpe H. To Examine the Introduction of an Alberta Asthma Action Plan into Primary Care Networks in Alberta. Alberta Lung Association (2009 – 2011) 25,000

12. Klein D, Cave AJ, Drummond N. Factors influencing the prescribing of NSAIDS in Primary Care. AIMS fund of the Institute of Health Economics 2007 27,000

13. Spence J, Wild C, Courneya K, Cave AJ, Blasetti C. The Effectiveness of Physical Activity Advice provided by General Practitioners. AHFMR 73,000

14. Brenneis F, Cameron B, Szafran O, Cox C, Lutes L, Cave AJ. Interdisciplinary health education: Phase 1 - Qualities of effective interdisciplinary team preceptorship. Associated Medical Services Inc (Multi-Professional Grant-in-Aid) 8,518

15. Saunders D, Moores DG, Wilson D, Cave AJ, Alibhai A, Woodhead-Lyons S. Work patterns of family physicians and general practitioners in Alberta. Health Services Utilization & Outcomes Commission (Alberta Health & Wellness). 32,000

16. Moores D, Cave AJ, Wilson D, Donoff M, Woodhead-Lyons S. Family practice quality and capacity study. Alberta Medical Association, Medical Services Branch Innovation Fund, 2000........................................................................................................................163,000

17. Gibson N, Cave AJ, Doering D, Melenka L, Chiu Y, Head J, Bird A. Socio-cultural factors affecting the prevention of tuberculosis among immigrant and aboriginal populations in Alberta – Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, 1997-2000 220,000

18. Spier S, de Forest J, MacDonald GF, Cave AJ, Cowie R, Hauptman R. Development of an electronic database for the Alberta Asthma Network - Alberta Lung Association, 1997 20,000

19. Doering D, Gibson N, Cave A, McGill C, Chiu Y. Prevention of infectious diseases in high risk populations - Capital Health Authority, 1997 5,000

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20. Farris K, Cox C, Cave A. Outcomes of pharmaceutical care for seniors (1996-98) –1) Alberta Minister of Health @ $150,000; 2) Alberta Pharmaceutical Association @ $150,000; 3) Central Research Fund C @ $14,000; 4) HSRIF C @ $25,000; 5) Merck Frosst Canada @ $50,000; 6) Hoechst Marion Roussel @ $50,000 439,000

21. Garton A, Melenka L, Cave A, McGhan S, Tabak J, Ross C. Interactive computer program for asthma education - Alberta Lung Association, 1997 C 12,000

22. Ahmed I, McGhan S, Cave A, Hessel P. Evaluation of different approaches to adult asthma education - Alberta Lung Association, 1995 C 17,698

23. Ross RG, Cave AJ, Renger R. Chart stamp reminder for prevention – GNFMC Research and Education Fund, 1994 1,000

24. Spooner GR, Spooner C, Cave AJ, Caffaro P. Upper gastrointestinal investigations - Alberta Chapter, CFPC, 1993 C 2,000

Total Co-Investigator Grants: $7,641,822.00( C competitive grant)

XIV SUPERVISED RESEARCH

Undergraduate Electives (four-week electives in family medicine research)

1999 John Lee Foreign medical graduates survey

1994 Rick Ambrozic Management of common minor symptoms in pregnancy

1993 Harkirat Sidhu Pattern of investigation for hypercholesterolemia by family physicians

Summer Students

2013-2011

Michael BrokopChristine M Graf

ABI to assess PAD in patients with COPDEvaluation of the Alpha-1 Screening Program in Family Practice

2009 Sasha Parameswaran

FPAQC COPD Management Plan Evaluation Study

2008 Sasha Parameswaran

Family Physician Preparedness to Manage TB

2008 Noreen Bhanji Costs Analysis of Asthma Education

2007 Ozair Vicaruddin COPD action plan testing

2006 Ozair Vicaruddin Respiratory Educators in Primary Care

2003-2004

Lakshmi Parameswaran

Comprehensiveness of Care in Family Practice

2001 Kate Hibbard Socio-cultural factors affecting the prevention of tuberculosis in Alberta

2000 Felicia Tai Cultural factors in non-Aboriginal Canadians regarding TB

2000 Kwadwo Kyeremanteng

International medical graduates survey 2000

1999 Dominika Lozowska

Physicians’ perceptions of pharmaceutical care

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1999 Nicole Sokorsky Foreign medical graduates survey

1998 Parminder Thiara Cultural factors in management of tuberculosis in Edmonton

1998 Carey Kinjerski Epidemiology of tuberculosis in Alberta

1997 Chandra Magill Cultural factors in prevention and treatment of tuberculosis

1997 Philip Leong-Sit Evaluation of an asthma behavior scale

1996 Hanna Plucinska Development of a pregnancy well-being scale

1996 Philip Leong-Sit The development of an asthma behavior instrument for patients

1994 Fakhara Rana The effects of laser therapy on wound healing in the elderly

1993 Peter Koegler A step-wise management plan for asthma

1993 Usha Maharaj Family physicians and immigrant patients: A cross-cultural study (Winner of the College of Family Physicians Student Research Award)

Postgraduate Students

2011-

2009-

Nicola Kain

Elaheh Ahmadi

Physician preference for route of information regarding pandemics. Thesis committee for PhDResident horizontal elective. Outcomes of a Paediatric Obesity Clinic

2008 Mernoosh Shamsi Diploma in Research methods, UBC. Site supervisor. An audit of asthma care and control in a family medicine teaching practice.

2006 Kelly Anderson Masters in Public Health, External Examiner of Dissertation on Influenza Vaccination Reminders in the Elderly, Mc Master University.

2004 Jessina Cline Doctoral candidate in Faculty of Nursing, candidacy examiner. African immigrant and refugee single mothers in Alberta.

2003 Sue Gilbride Masters Student in Public Health Sciences, External Examiner of dissertation on Poverty and Childhood Injury, University of Alberta.

2001-2002

Shmuel Jablonsky Resident horizontal elective. The effect of smoking on apparent age.

2000-2002

Doug Klein Masters student in the Department of Public Health Sciences. Grad supervisor. Understanding adolescents’ decisions to see family physicians.

1998-2000

Pieter de Vos Masters student in the Department of Public Health Sciences. Co-supervisor of thesis. Tuberculosis in the inner-city homeless.

1997-1999

Clifford Cardinal Masters student in the Department of Public Health Sciences. Thesisi Committee. Simian virus and association with brain tumors in an aboriginal community.

1995-1997

Wendy Gaudet Masters student in the Department of Pharmacy, Thesis Committee. The implementation of pharmaceutical care in the community.

1994 Nancy Gibson Doctoral candidate in the Department of Anthropology. Thesis candidacy examiner. Collaboration between traditional healers and biomedical practitioners.

1994 Suzanne Toft Doctoral candidate in the Department of Public Health Sciences, external examiner, PhD defence.

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1994 Connie Wong Pharmacy resident. Co-supervisor of residency project. Pharmaceutical care in a family medicine centre.

XV. OTHER RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

2012 An Evidence-Based Update on Diagnosing and Treating Pediatric Asthma. Workshop on Asthma

2011- Faculty, Grant Generating Project, AAFP/NAPCRG/CFPC2004 Member, Western Canada Waiting List (WCWL) Primary Care Panel

2004 Instigator of the cross faculty Primary Care Research Interest Group2003 Steering committee, Interdisciplinary Primary Health Care Team Initiative (Capacity Building

Fund)2001 Lead for Faculty of Medicine (University of Alberta) initiative in alternate forms of primary

care delivery2008 Moderator, Free Standing Papers Session, NAPCRG

2000-2005 Moderator, Free Standing Papers Session, NAPCRG (North America Primary Care Research Group) - the leading international research meeting in Family Medicine Research.

2000-2001 Member, Consortium for Action Research in Primary Care2000-2006 Member, Family Medicine Research Directors Group

1999-2004 Member, General Surgery Panel, Western Canada Waiting List Project1998-2006 Member, Medical Research Ethics Board, University of Alberta

1997- Member, North American Primary Care Research Group1995-2000 Chair, Grey Nuns Family Medicine Centre Research and Education Fund Committee

1994- Member, Section of Researchers of the College of Family Physicians of Canada1994-2006 Chair, Departmental Research Committee, Department of Family Medicine

1993-1995 Research Coordinator, Family Physicians in Asthma Group of Canada

1993-2000 Associate Faculty, Alberta Asthma Centre

1992- Member, Alberta Family Practice Research Network

1992-1998 Clinical Investigator, Alberta Primary Care Research Unit

XVI. TRAINING IN RESEARCH

2015 Research Forum (Edmonton) Reviewing Grant Applications

2009 NAPCRG (Montreal) Full day workshop on mixed method research

Capital Health training program for eClinician (one day workshop and in-service training)

2008 NAPCRG (Puerto Rico) workshops on qualitative methods

2008 Narrative Reflective Practice Workshops (3 weekends) Strawberry Creek Lodge, UofA, Alberta

2007 NAPCRG (Vancouver) workshop on publications

2007 Narrative Medicine Workshop (Columbia University NYC) three days training in narrative medicine theory and practice as a teaching medium and research tool.

2006 NAPCRG (Tucson)

2005 NAPCRG (Quebec City) workshops on manuscript writing and book writing and publication

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2004 Research Methods workshop , San Antonio , Texas (3 days) included Reference Manager , statistical and qualitative analysis

2004-5 Research Fellow, NAPCRG Grant Generating Project (5 weekends preparing grant proposals) Included question formulation, methodology choice and writing skills for both Letters of Intent and full proposals as well as background/insider information on the various granting agencies in USA and Canada. It also involved a mock grant review panel of our proposals.

2003 NAPCRG (Banff)

NAPCRG 2002 New Orleans. Workshops on: “Understanding Federal funding Opportunities and the Grant Review Process (US)”“Improving Residency Based Research and Scholarly Activity”“An analysis of Common Pitfalls in Primary Care Grant proposals”“Adapting Focus Group methodology to Working with Young people”

Writing Workshop by Anthony Reid, Editor, Canadian Family Physician. Edmonton, May 30

2002 Introduction to Health Economics. A 4½ day course given over three months by the Institute of Health Economics U of A and U of C.

Correcting the 10/90 balance. WHO Conference Geneva Oct 5-9. Capacity building in less favoured areas of research.

Research Analysis using SPSS (day-long workshop), NAPCRG (October 13, 2001). Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Research Ethics in Minorities and Other Countries Workshop. By Research Ethics Board (Panel B - Health Research), Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, University of Alberta. Edmonton, Alberta.

2001 Conducting GCP Compliant Research (Clinical Trials). One-day seminar by the Northern Alberta Clinical Trials & Research Centre (January 30, 2001). Edmonton, Alberta.

2000 PubMed training course. Dept of Family Medicine in-service training.

2000 NAPCRG Workshops: 1) Quantitative & Qualitative Research Integration; 2) Research Methods in Family Medicine Networks. 28th NAPCRG Annual Meeting (November 4-7, 2000). Amelia Island, Florida.

NAPCRG Workshops: 1) Grounded Theory Analysis; 2) Educational Research; 3) Getting your Research to the Public. 27TH NAPCRG Annual Meeting (November 4-7, 1999). San Diego, CA.

How to maximize your department’s RAE rating. 28th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Association of University Departments of General Practice (July 14-16). London, U.K.

Getting research into practice. Spring Symposium 1999 (April 9-11), Royal College of General Practitioners. Cambridge, U.K.

Advances in Qualitative Methods 1st International Conference (Feb 18-20). Edmonton, Alberta.

1999 Scientific Writing Seminar (January 29), presented by John Hoey, CMAJ Editor-in-Chief. University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta.

NAPCRG Workshops - Program Evaluation in Primary Care Education Putting Prevention into Practice Budgeting for Practice-Based Research

Qualitative research workshop. Dr. Ann McAuley, Heritage Visiting Speaker.Cost-effectiveness day-long workshop, NAPCRG, Montreal (November 6).

1998 Participatory Research Workshop (April 15), Ann MaCaulay, University of Alberta.

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NAPCRG, Orlando. Workshops on triangulation of qualitative data, and several presentations on issues of research methodology.Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Halifax. Workshops on Participatory Research, Improving MRC success, Initiating and Sustaining Research.Study leave for 4 weeks for research,

Cochrane Collaboration study day with Dr. Sanders and Brian Rowe - an introduction to the Cochrane method.

1997 Faculty Forum, chaired monthly meetings in the Department of Family Medicine on research methodology and sharing of work.

1996-1997 MRC grant explanation and preparation sessions.

Study leave for four weeks for research, supported by Faculty of Medicine.

Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Vancouver

EBM Training, McMaster University, Toronto. One-week course on performing and teaching critical appraisal of the literature.

"Doctors Bag", University of Alberta CME on computer access/use.

1996 Grant Proposal course, Capital Health Authority. Eight x three-hour sessions with preparatory work using a personal proposal.MRC Integrity in Research Study Day - a workshop on ethical practice in research.Practice Quality Improvement Workshop, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta.

Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Edmonton.

One-Day Workshop, Alberta Family Practice Research Network (members only), Calgary.

Writer's Workshop, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta.

Internet course, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta.

1995 Internet course, Grey Nuns Hospital.

1993 Foundations of Primary Care Research, University of Toronto. Three day conference on processing of and dissemination of results.

1992 Research in General Practice-New Strategies-New Methods, Panum Institute, Copenhagen. Three day course on new approaches to research, part of the U.K.-Nordic Workshop.

1988 Research Methods Workshop, Bristol University. Three-day refresher course organized by A.U.T.

1987-1989 General Practice Research Fellow, Bristol University. Weekly seminars in research-related topics and the supervision of my personal research.

1987 Research in General Practice, Nottingham University. Three-day course in application of research techniques in general practice, organized by the Association of University Teachers.

1982-1983 Masters Degree in Clinical Science at University of Western Ontario included courses in: Research Methods in Family Medicine presented by Martin Bass and Moira Stewart, three

hour weekly for 16 weeks, posing research questions, choice of appropriate methods, collection of data, and the analysis of results.

Applied Research Techniques in Family Medicine, also presented by Martin Bass and Moira Stewart, three hours weekly for 16 weeks, choice of method of statistical analysis, critical appraisal of research papers, funding, ethics, measures, use of computers, and current research issues.

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Assistance was given with the preparation and the presentation of a research paper (N.A.P.C.R.G. 1983) and the completion and submission for publication of a research investigation (B.J.S.M. 1989).

Each student was supervised in the selection and execution of a piece of original research as a thesis for the degree in Master of Clinical Sciences. My thesis was to develop an instrument to measure the effects of house-calls.(1987)

XVII. TRAINING IN TEACHING

2009 Narrative Reflective Practice Training course (3 residential weekends)

2008 Discovery Learning Workshops (I and II) Faculty of Medicine (2 days)

2002-7 Human Sexuality Facilitators Workshop (Oct)

Departmental Faculty Education Forum. (monthly faculty development sessions)

2001 Human Sexuality Facilitators Workshop (Oct 2001)

Post Graduate Program Symposium, University of Western Ontario (Sept 21-24)

2001- Departmental Faculty Education Forum. Monthly faculty development sessions.

2000 Human Sexuality Course – Facilitators Workshop (Sept 2000)

Asthma Education Faculty Workshop. Sponsored by Merck-Frosst, Edmonton

1999 Human Sexuality Course – Facilitators Workshop (Sept 1999)

1998 Spring Seeding, Rural Physician Action Plan, University of Alberta (June 6)

Small group facilitators weekend workshop, Banff. Sponsored by Merck-Frosst. (Sept 1998)

1996 Teaching Evidence-Based Medicine, McMaster University. One week course on performing and teaching critical appraisal skills.

1995 Asthma Faculty Training Workshop Weekend, Eaton Hall, Toronto.

1995 Small group leadership skills – three-hour workshop in facilitator skills for Human Sexuality course.

1994-1995 Development of ProCAM - a professional certification course in asthma management. Weekly meetings of a multidisciplinary group including educators to plan and construct a major six-month course for health professionals who are asthma educators.

1993 Presentation Skills in Medicine, University of Alberta. One-day course in preparation and audiovisual technology for presentations.

1993 Teaching Orientation for New Professors - teaching methods and course structuring (1 day).

1992 South-West Trainers Course, Saunton Sands. Three-day course in group work techniques.

1991 National Association of Clinical Tutors, two-day training course, Bristol.

1990 U.K.-Nordic Workshop, King's Fund College, London. "Strategies, methods, and assessment of vocational training and continuing education of general practitioners" (four-day international workshop looking at alternative methods used in other countries).

1988 South-West Trainers Course, Dillington (as above).

1986 South-West Trainers Course, Dillington a three day updating course for trainers.

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Faculty Development Days, for full and part-time staff of the department.

Whole Person Medicine, presented by Michael Brennan, three hours weekly for two terms, understanding the development of the person and the application of this understanding to small group dynamics.

Teaching and Learning in Family Medicine, presented by Wayne Weston and others, 4 hours weekly for two terms on educational theory and practice.

Included courses in Theoretical Foundations of Family Medicine, presented by Ian McWhinney, 3 hours weekly for one term.

1982-1983 Masters Degree in Clinical Science, University of Western Ontario.

1979-1988 Somerset trainers group, monthly peer group meetings.

1979 One week Initial Training Course for Trainers in General Practice, Exeter.

XVIII. ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS HELD

2010- Co-chair, Alberta Health Services Asthma Working Group

2009-2010 Co-Chair, Alberta Health Services Childhood Chronic Asthma Pathway Committee

2009- North American Research Lead. International Primary Care Respiratory Group

2009- NAPCRG representative to U.S. CONCERT group

2008- College of Family Physicians representative to National Lung Health Framework

2007-8 Search and Selection Committee, CH/FOMD Primary Care Research Chair

2006-8 Member, Management Committee, Academic Funding Plan, Department of Family Medicine

2006-8 Member Medical Business Unit and Medical Council, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton

2006-8 Co-Site-Chief, Family Medicine, University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton

2005- Member Family Medicine User Group , The Edmonton Clinic

2003-2005 Member, Scientific Committee, AIMS Program, Institute of Health Economics, Alberta

Reviewer of Applications, Alberta International Medical Graduates Program

Committee member, St Luke’s Catholic Doctors Guild, Edmonton

Family Medicine Clinic Development Committee, University of Alberta Hospital

2002-2005 Family Practice and General Internal Medicine Liaison Committee, University of Alberta Hospital

2002-2005 Member, Chairs Advisory Group, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

2001-2006 Director, Research Program, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

Interviewer, Alberta International Medical Graduates Program

Chair, Family Physician Advisory Group, AstraZeneca. Halifax (July 22)

2000 AstraZeneca Pediatric Respiratory Advisory Committee

1999-2001 AstraZeneca Working Group in Respiratory Medicine

Member, General Surgery Panel, Western Canada Waiting List Project

1999 Invitee, SUMMIT Conference on Leukotriene Receptor Antagonists

Member, Disseminations & Implementations Subcommittee of the Canadian Thoracic Society

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Asthma Committee

Nominated for Research Advisory Committee, Faculty of Medicine and Oral Health Sciences, University of Alberta

Nominated for Physician of the Year Award, Capital Care Group, Edmonton (for "Going the Extra Mile")

Physician Member, 'Health Watch Team', CBC Radio 740 (1998-99)

Member, Nominations Committee, Section of Researchers, College of Family Physicians of Canada

Advisor on proposed faculty plan, Department of CME, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry

Advisor on Ethics Scholarships, St. Luke's Catholic Doctors Guild

Advisor on Research Directions, CHA Family Health Council

Member, Medical Research Ethics Board, Faculty of Medicine and Oral Health Sciences, University of Alberta

1998 Member, Accreditation Committee of Subacute Orthopedic Unit, Capital Care Grandview

1997 Coordinator, Departmental Faculty Forum (monthly research meetings), Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1997-1999 Member, Dean's Task Force on Clinical Education, Faculty of Medicine & Oral Health Sciences, University of Alberta

1997 Member, Internal Review Committee of Geriatrics and Care of the Elderly programs, Faculty of Medicine & Oral Health Sciences, University of Alberta

1996-1997 Member, Capital Health Authority Regional Wound Care Guidelines Working Group.

1996 Member, Search and Selection Committee for new assistant professor in Department of Family Medicine/Emergency Department

1995 Member, Alberta Asthma Network Council, Alberta Lung Association

1995 Chairman, ProCAM Development Working Group, Alberta Asthma Centre.

1995 Member, Search and Selection Committee, Ambulatory Care Services Manager, Grey Nuns Hospital

1995 Member, Search and Selection Committee for three new departmental faculty - assistant professor level

1994 Member, Canadian Network for Asthma Care Subcommittee for Educating the Educators

1994 Member, Minister's Drug Plan Review Committee, Alberta Health.

1994 Member, Faculty Evaluation Departmental Subcommittee

1993-1995 Chairman, Department of Family Medicine’s Computer Committee, University of Alberta

1993-1994 Member, Faculty Well-Being Committee

1993-1994 Member, Capital Care Wound Management Task Force, The Capital Care Group

1993 Evaluator of Abstracts, Faculty of Medicine Student Research Projects, University of Alberta

1992 Member, Departmental Council, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

1992 Member, GFT Committee, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta.

1992 Member, Faculty Council, Faculty of Medicine & Oral Health Sciences, University of Alberta

1992 Coordinator, Summer Studentship Program, Department of Family Medicine, University of Alberta

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1990-1992 General Practice Professional Member, Somerset Family Health Services Authority. One of six cross disciplinary representatives on the Board of regional health authority for one million patients cared for by 373 general practitioners and colleagues in 93 multidisciplinary practices.

1990-1992 Chairman, Somerset Primary Health Care Advisory Group (health authority for population of about one million people) chaired the professional team that advised the mixed lay/professional Board.

1989-1992 Member, South-West Region General Practice Education Sub-Committee

1989-1991 Chairman, Severn Faculty Board, RCGP

1988-1989 Vice Chairman, Severn Faculty Board, RCGP

1987-1992 Participant, M.S.D. South West Leadership Course (3 x 4-day courses) preparing outstanding young physicians for national leadership roles.

1985-1989 Committee Member, Burnham and District Medical Equipment Fund

1985-1988 Board Member, Severn Faculty, RCGP

Coordinator, Area Meeting on Green Paper on Primary Care Reform, RCGP

1979-1991 Participating Doctor, Somerset and Avon Voluntary Emergency Service

1979-1988 Member, Somerset GP Trainers Workshop

1978-1992 Board of Governors, St. Joseph's RCVA Primary School, Burham on Sea, Somerset

1978-1982 Board Member, Severn Faculty, RCGP

1978 Member, Royal College of General Practitioners Faculty Working Party, 'The Role of the College Tutor'

1977-1980 Representative, District Medical Committee, Weston-Super-Mare

XIX. COMMUNITY SERVICE

2011- Board Member, Catholic Social Services, contracting services worth >$17million to the provincial ministry of Social Services.

2000-2006 Chair, Advisory Committee to the Equal Access to Licensure for International Trained Physicians Project, advancing the recognition and integration of physicians who graduated outside Canada.

1999- Special Eucharistic Minister, St Thomas More Parish, rotating Sunday duties.

1998-2005 Member, St Thomas More Parish Marriage Preparation Team, preparing young couples for married life. Includes presentations and small group work.

1998-1999 Monthly radio spot on “Edmonton AM” CBC 740 radio program, topics of public interest in the medical field.

1990-1992 Professional member, Somerset Family Health Services Authority, overseeing the provision of primary health care for a population of about one million.

1989-1992 Member, Prior Park College Trustees. Advised on management of a large Public Boarding School in Bath, UK.

1985-1990 Management Committee of SAVES (Somerset and Avon Voluntary Emergency Service) a cooperative of General Practitioners who provided county-wide cover for road accidents and other emergencies.

1977-1992 Deputy Chairman of Governors, St Joseph’s RCVA Elementary School. Appointing teachers, overseeing curriculum, responsible for budgeting.

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XX. PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE

2002- Family Physician, University of Alberta Hospital Family Medicine Clinic providing office services plus rotating duties on the Family Medicine Acute Care Unit. I maintain privileges at University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton General Hospital, (nursing home) and was re-evaluated by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta’s PAR program in 2000 and 2005. I am a member of the Regional Medical Staff Association as well as the staff associations at UAH. Initially providing six clinics a week, I reduced my schedule in 2006 so that at present, I provide three half days in the clinic and no in-patient care. I provide clinical teaching to medical residents and students, international graduates, nurse practitioner students, nursing or pharmacy students whenever I am seeing patients.

1995-2006 Capital Care Grandview Orthopaedic Sub-Acute Unit,daily rounds post-operative patient care.Four times nominated for the Capital Care GEM award (Going the Extra Mile) Award 2005

1992-2002 Family physician in Grey Nuns Family Medicine Centre. Clinical activities comprised six half days a week in the office with residents, and care of patients in hospital in medicine, obstetric, paediatric, palliative care and emergency settings. Patients were also seen in nursing homes and on house-calls. During this time the centre developed collaborations with pharmacy and dietetic colleagues and instituted nurse-run asthma and diabetic clinics. As well as performing my own minor surgery procedures, I have performed over 70 laryngoscopies in the clinic.

I participated in the Alberta Medical Association’s Rural Weekend Locum program on eight weekends - to acquire a flavour of rural practice in Alberta.

1980-1992 Senior Partner in general practice. Established a primary care team which included office nurse, a midwife, public health nurses, psychiatric social worker, trainee. Physicians and three principal general practitioners. Initiated minor surgery in the office, a nurse-run asthma clinic, a shared care physician/nurse diabetic clinic, well man and well woman clinics, nurse-run health promotion sessions, also paediatric and influenza immunization clinics. Practice population was 5200 patients served from a main clinic and two branch clinics in outlying villages.

1982-1983 Clinical Fellow in Family Medicine, Byron Family Medicine Centre, London, Ontario. Three days a week clinical patient care as part of my Masters Program at UWO. Under supervision of Dr J Sangster.

1979-1988 Trainer in General Practice, supervising trainees (residents) in the Vocational Training Scheme.

1975 Principal in General Practice, Highbridge, Somerset, UK. A semi-rural practice with a wide catchment area. Clinical activities included office practice house calls, hospital inpatients, emergency department duties, obstetric deliveries, nursing homes (one of which was for the deaf/blind) palliative home care and on-call duties with the Somerset and Avon Voluntary Emergency Service attending highway accidents and other emergencies.

1974 Trainee in General Practice, Outer Hebrides, Scotland

1973 Senior House Surgeon, Stepping Hill Hospital, Greater Manchester

1972 House Surgeon, University Hospital of South Manchester, Professor SelwoodLecturer in Anatomy , University of Manchester

1971 House Physician, University Hospital of South Manchester, Drs Leonard and Ralston

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