Curriculum Vitae
Katherine Simone McGilton, RN, PhD
Toronto Rehabilitation Institute-UHN
E.W. Bickle Centre for Complex Continuing Care
Department of Research, Suite N236B
130 Dunn Avenue, Toronto, ON, M6K 2R7
T: (416) 597-3422 ext. 2500; F: (416) 530-2470
Kathy.McGilton@uhn.ca
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DATE
Current as of Feb 3, 2013
BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION
DEGREES
Bachelor of Science
Master of Science
Doctor of Philosophy
Post Doctoral Training
YEAR
1987
1993
2001
2001-2003
INSTITUTION/
PLACE
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
University of Toronto
Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied
Research Unit (KLARU),
Baycrest Centre for
Geriatric Care
SPECIALTY
Nursing
Nursing
Nursing
Measurement
PROFESSIONAL LICENSE
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Registered Nurse
1987
College of Nurses of Ontario
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EMPLOYMENT
PRESENT ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Associate Professor (part-time status)
Lawrence S. Bloomberg,
Faculty of Nursing
University of Toronto
School of Graduate
Studies
University of Toronto
Graduate Department of
Rehabilitation Sciences
2009 - present
Lawrence S. Bloomberg,
Faculty of Nursing
University of Toronto
Faculty of Nursing
University of Toronto
2003 - 2009
Senior Scientist
Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute
Toronto
2009- present
Research Scientist
Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute
Toronto
2003 - 2009
Affiliate Scientist
KLARU, Baycrest Centre
for Geriatric Care
Toronto
Faculty of Nursing
University of Toronto
2003 - present
Faculty of Nursing
University of Alberta
Baycrest Centre for
Geriatric Care
North York
Sunnybrook Health
Science Centre
North York
Faculty of Nursing
University of Toronto
2000 - 2001
Full Member
Associate Professor (cross-appointment)
2006 - present
2008 - present
PREVIOUS APPOINTMENTS
Assistant Professor (status only)
Lecturer
2000 - 2003
RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS
Co-Investigator
Nursing Health Services
Research Unit
Research Associate
Consultant
Consultant
Research Assistant
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2001 - present
1999 - 2000
1996 - 1997
1994 - 1995
ACADEMIC AWARDS
2010
2006
2004-2009
2004
2001-2003
1999-2000
1998-1999
1997-1998
1997-1998
1996-1997
1996-1997
1995-1996
1995-1996
1995-1996
1994-1995
1992-1993
Sigma Theta Tau International, Lambda Pi-At-Large, Dorothy M. Pringle Award for Excellence in
Nursing Research
RNAO – Leadership in Nursing Research Award
Career Scientist Award: Ministry of Health and LTC ($300,000)
Age + Prize: CIHR: Institute on Aging ($1,000)
Post Doctoral Training Award, Alzheimer Society of Canada ($70,000)
University of Toronto Fellowship ($3,500)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship ($11,500)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship ($11,500)
Canadian Nurses Foundation: Jill E Schneuker Fellowship in Nursing ($5,000)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship ($11,500)
Gail Donner Scholarship, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario ($3,000)
Ontario Graduate Scholarship ($11,500)
University of Toronto, Connaught Scholarship - deferred ($15,000)
Quality of Nursing Worklife Studentship, Facultyof Nursing, University of Toronto ($5,000)
University of Toronto, Connaught Scholarship ($15,000)
Dean’s Society Graduate Fellowship, Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto ($5,000)
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PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES
1.
Associate Member, Réseau de recherche en interventions en sciences infirmières du Québec (RRISIQ)/Quebec
Nursing Interventions Research Network January 2013
2.
Quality Improvement Plan Indicator Benchmarking Expert Panel – Nov to Dec 2012
3.
LTC Innovation Expert Panel, OLTCA, March 2011 to January 2012
4. Visiting Professorship: Barcelona Spain, March – April 2011, Agencia de Gestio d’Ajuts, Catalonia
5. Expert Panel Member for the RNAO Best Practice Guidelines Revisions: Care Strategies for Dementia,
Delirium and Depression, 2009-2010.
6. Expert Panel Member for the Development of Best Practice Guidelines for Hip Fracture Patients in the GTA,
2009-2010
7. Member of the Canadian Dementia Knowledge Translation Network, a new team chaired by Ken
Rockwood and funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of Aging: 2008 to
present.
8. Core Member, DementiaNET (http://www.ucalgary.ca/dementianet/), a new emerging team
chaired by Neil Drummond and funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of
Aging: 2006 to present.
9. Expert panel member for the Development of Guidelines Canadian Coalition For Seniors’ Mental
Health, 2005 to 2006.
10. Expert Panel Member for the RNAO Best Practice Guidelines: Care Strategies for Dementia,
Delirium and Depression, 2002-2004.
11. Registered Nurses Association of Ontario. 1990 to present.
12. International Nursing Honour Society, Sigma Theta Tau, Lambda Pi Chapter, 1993 to present.
13. Gerontological Society of America, 2001 to present.
14. Canadian Association on Gerontology, 1999 to present.
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RESEARCH AWARDS
CAREER AWARDS
Alzheimer Society of Canada
Post-doctoral award
$40,000 per year for two years
2001-2003
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Career Scientist Award
$50,000 plus benefits per year for five years
2004 -2009
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care
Mid-Career Scientist Award
$85,000 plus benefits per year for three years
2011-2014
STUDENT/TRAINEE AWARDS
INTERNATIONAL
Received, 2010-2012
UK Post Doctoral Fellowship, Co-Supervisor, Trainee:Dr. Sion Williams, $40,000
NATIONAL
Submitted, 2014-2016
2013-2014
2013-2015
2013-2017
CIHR Post Doctoral Fellowship: Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Veronique Dube
AD Society Post Doctoral Fellowship: Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Veronique Dube
CIHR Post Doctoral Fellowship: Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Paula van Wyke
CIHR Doctoral Fellowship: Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Charlene Chu
PROVINCIAL
Submitted, 2013-2014 Ontario Graduate Studentship, Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Charlene Chu
2013-2014 Ontario Graduate Studentship, Primary Supervisor, Trainee: Marianne Saragosa
GRANTS UNDER REVIEW
1. Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: April 2013-March 2016
Project Title: Modular Intelligent Powered Wheelchair System
Total Amount of Award: 250,000
Collaborators: A. Milhaldis, K.S. McGilton, A. Mackworth, B. Miller, R. Wang & S. Jaglal
2. Agency: Instituto de Salud Carlos III. Ministerio de Economica y competitividad
Project Title: Nursing intervention to improve the interaction between providers and
residents with dementia
Total Amount of Award: 58.200€ (3 years)
Collaborators: Carmen Nuin (PI), Teresa Botigué, Montserrat Gea, Pilar Jürshik, Joan
Blanco, Jessica Miranda, Gerard Pedrá, KS McGilton and Elizabeth Rochon
3. Agency: MOH&LTC
Date of Award and Duration: April 2013-March 2016 (3 years)
Project Title: Providing Seniors with the Right Rehabilitation Care at the Right Time in the Right Place
Total Amount of Award: $6,519, 243
Collaborators: S Jaglal, K.S. McGilton, D.Alter, E. Rochon, P. Kontos, & J. Cameron
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PEER REVIEWED GRANT AWARDS
1
Agency: Alzheimer Society of Canada
Date of Award and Duration: Sept 1, 2012 – August 31, 2014 (2 years)
Project Title: Feasibility testing of a resident centred communication intervention for persons with dementia
Total Amount of Award: $112,410
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), E. Rochon, K. Pichora-Fuller, S. Sidani, V. Boscart, P. van Lieshout, R.
Wilson, B. Ben-David
2.
Agency: Canadian Institute for Health Research: Partnerships for Health Systems Improvement (PHSI)
Date of Award and Duration: April 2011 – March 2014 (3 years)
Project Title: Impacts of policy and quality improvement on the determinants of quality in
Ontario long-term care
Total Amount of Award: $150,000
Collaborators: W. Wodchis (PI), W. Berta, & K.S. McGilton.
3. Agency: Canadian Institute for Health Research: Meetings, Planning, and Dissemination
Date of Award and Duration: Jan 2011 – Jan 2012 (1 year)
Project Title: Knowledge exchange institute for geriatric nursing, medical, and social work
education
Total Amount of Award: $25,000
Collaborators: L. McCleary (PI), P. Donahue, K.S. McGilton, V. Boscart, & T. Woo.
4.
Agency: Canadian Institute for Health Research: operating grant
Date of Award and Duration: Jan 2009 – Jan 2012 (3 years)
Project Title: Patient-centred communication intervention
Total Amount of Award: $260,145
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), R. Sorin-Peters, S. Sidani, E. Rochon, V. Boscart & M.
Fox.
5.
Agency: Canadian Institute for Health Research: Demonstration Projects in Mobility in Aging:
Date of Award and Duration: Jan 2009 – Jan 2012 (3 years)
Project Title: An in-patient rehabilitation model of care targeting cognitive impairment for
patients post hip fracture surgery: A demonstration project
Total Amount of Award: $369,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), A. Davies, G. Naglie, S. Jaglal, E. Rochon, J. Flannery,
N. Mahomed.
6.
Agency: Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada: Collaborative
Research and Training Experience
Date of Award and Duration: Mar 2009 – Mar 2015 (6 years)
Project Title: Collaborative Academic Rehabilitation Engineering (CARE) Program
Total Amount of Award: $1,650,000
Collaborators: T. Chau, (PI), G. Fernie, M. Popovic, D. Bradley, K.S. McGilton, and 10 other investigators.
7.
Agency: Canadian Institutes for Health Research: Meeting, Planning and Dissemination Grant
Date of Award and Duration: Dec 2008 - Dec 2009 (1 year)
Project Title: Knowledge Exchange for Evidence Based Gerontology Content in
Undergraduate Nursing Education
Total Amount of Award: $10,000
Collaborators: L. McLeary (PI), K.S. McGilton, L. McDonald, A. Oudshoorn
8.
Agency: Canadian Institute for Health
Research: Partnerships for Health System Improvement:
Date of Award and Duration: 2008 – 2011 (3 years)
Project Title: Dementia services and health outcomes
Total Amount of Award: $300,000
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Collaborators: N. Drummond (PI), D. Turner, L. McLeary, K.S. McGilton, David Hogan,
and 10 other investigators.
9.
Agency: Ontario Centres for Excellence.
Date of Award and Duration: 2008 – 2010 (3 years)
Project Title: Advanced hand hygiene system to reduce hospital acquired infections
Total Amount of Award: $287,000
Collaborators: G. Fernie (PI), A. McGeer, A. Mihailidis, K.S. McGilton, S. Jaglal.
10. Agency: Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Date of Award and Duration: 2008 – 2011 (3 years)
Project Title: Understanding determinants of retention for regulated staff in LTC facilities
Total Amount of Award: $446,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), A. Tourangeau, B. Bowers, W. Wodchis.
11. Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 - 2008
Project Title: Validating a response format to facilitate hospitalized older adults’ responding
to standardized measures – Seed Grant
Total Amount of Award: $50,000
Collaborators: M Fox (co-PI) & S. Sidani (co-PI), D. Streiner, K. S. McGilton.
12. Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 – 2010 (3 years)
Project Title: Partnerships for Health System Improvement: Institutional supports to improve
nursing staff effectiveness in Ontario long-term care
Total Amount of Award: $300,000
Collaborators: W. Wodchis (PI), K. S. McGilton, A. Tourangeau, B. Whitney.
13. Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Team Grant
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 – 2012 (5 years)
Project Title: Translating research into elder care Lead PI of Pilot study within the Team
Grant on Supportive Supervisor ($50,000)
Total Amount of Award: $5,694,344
Collaborators: C. Estabrooks (PI), Laschinger, G.G. Cummings, J. Profetto-McGrath, D.G.
Morgan, A.E., Sales, J. Rycroft-Malone, P.G. Norton, S. Dopson, N.J Stewart, K. McGilton,
G. Teare.
14. Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 – 2009 (2 years)
Project Title: Embodied selfhood and person-centred dementia care: Exploring an arts
informed intervention
Total Amount of Award: $200,000
Collaborators: P. Kontos (PI), S. Jaglal, B. Ballon, G. Mitchell, C. Cott, K. McGilton, B.
Poland.
15. Agency: Collaborative Research Program – Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care and Nursing
Research Fund
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 – 2009 (2 years)
Project Title: Development and testing of a nurse-patient relationship measure.
Total Amount of Award: $11,990
Collaborators: V. Boscart (PI), D. Pringle, E. Peter, K.S. McGilton.
16. Agency: Canadian Institutes for Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2007 – 2008 (1 year)
Project Title: Advanced health hygiene system to reduce hospital-acquired infections.
Total Amount of Award: $40,000;
Collaborators: G. Fernie (PI), A. McGeer, A. Mihailidis, K.S. McGilton.
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17. Agency: Health Canada: Networks of Centers of Excellence
Date of Award and Duration: 2006-2011 (5 years)
Project Title: National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly
Total Amount of Award: $1,500,000
Collaborators: L. McDonald (co-PI) & A. Lombardo (Co-PI), K.S. McGilton and 20 other
investigators
18. Agency: Alzheimer Society of Canada & Canadian Institute of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2005-2007 (2 years)
Project Title: Relating well to persons with dementia
Total Amount of Award: $108,000
Collaborators: K. S. McGilton (PI), S. Sidani, S. Guruge, M. Brown.
19. Agency: Canadian Institute of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: Aug 2004-2007 (3 years)
Project Title: Understanding determinants of outcomes in complex continuing care
Total Amount of Award: $200,000
Collaborators: A. Tourangeau (co-PI) & K. S. McGilton (co-PI), G. Teare, W. P. Wodchis.
20. Agency: Collaborative Research Program: Rehab & LTC & College of Nurses and the
Nursing Health Services Research Unit
Date of Award and Duration: 2005-2006 (2 years)
Project Title: Leadership in Long-Term Care
Total Amount of Award: $15,000 (CN); $11,000 (NHSRU)
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), B. Bowers, B. McKenzie-Green, V. Boscart.
21. Agency: Canadian Institute of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2005-2007 (2 years)
Project Title: Understanding client centered care in rehabilitation facilities
Total Amount of Award: $153,321
Collaborators: Cheryl Cott (PI), K.S. McGilton, S. Jaglal, G. Teare.
22. Agency: Change Foundation
Date of Award and Duration: 2005-2007 (2 years)
Project Title: Implementing and evaluating the new standards of rehabilitation nursing
Total Amount of Award: $100,000
Collaborators: K. Velji (PI), S. Sidani, K.S. McGilton, L. Korkola, G. Gerring, G. Tardif,
H. James.
23. Agency: Ryerson University & Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation & Long
Term Care
Date of Award and Duration: 2005-2007 (2 years)
Project Title: Facilitating knowledge utilization in long-term care settings: Exploring
influential factors through critical incident technique
Total Amount of Award: $ 14,000
Collaborators: N. Janes (PI), M. Fox, M. Lowe & K.S. McGilton.
24. Agency: Canadian Institute of Health Research
Date of Award and Duration: 2004-2007 (3 years)
Project Title: Alternative approaches to assessing outcomes in health services research
Total Amount of Award: $180,000
Collaborators: S. Sidani (PI), A. Davis, D. Beacon, D. Doran, D. Streiner & K. S.
McGilton.
25. Agency: Canadian Health Services Research Foundation
Date of Award and Duration: 2002-2004 (2 years)
Project Title: Identification and testing of factors that influence supervisors’ ability to
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develop supportive relationships with their staff
Total Amount of Award: $167,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (co-PI) & L. McGillis-Hall (co-PI), D. Pringle, L. O’Brien
Pallas, J. Krejci, & J. Williams.
26. Agency: Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation & Long-Term Care and Canadian
Nurses Foundation -Nursing Care Partnership Program
Date of Award and Duration: 2002-2004 (2 years)
Project Title: Identification of factors that influence staffs’ ability to develop supportive
Relationships with family members in complex continuing care environments
Total Amount of Award: $14,815
Collaborators: K. S. McGilton (co-PI) & S. Guruge (co-PI), R. Librado, H. Campbell, L.
Yetman.
27. Agency: Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation & Long-Term
Date of Award and Duration: 2003-2004 (1 year)
Project Title: Sitting on the bedside: A planned time for interactions
Total Amount of Award: $7,356
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), H. Irwin-Robinson, V. Boscart, P. Minor, L. Spanjevic.
28. Agency: Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation & Long-Term
Date of Award and Duration: 2001-2002 (1 year)
Project Title: Continued testing of the psychometric properties of relationship measures
Total Amount of Award: $5,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), D, Streiner
29. Agency: Canadian Nurses Gerontological Association & Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Crae
Date of Award and Duration: 200-2001 (1 year)
Project Title: The effects of a spatial orientation intervention to minimize the stress of
relocation for elders with dementia
Total Amount of Award: $7,500
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), P. Dawson, T., Riveria, R. VanReekum
NON-PEER REVIEWED FUNDED PROJECTS - EXTERNAL FUNDING
1. Agency: Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care; Nursing Research Fund
Date of Award and Duration: 2011-2012
Project Title: Understanding the Supportive Care Co-ordinator Role in Nursing Homes
Total Amount of Award: $20,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), B Bowers, R Stone, S. Clarke, V. Boscart
2. Agency: Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Date of Award and Duration: 2008-2009
Project Title: Bill 140 Regulation Project
Total Amount of Award: $40,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), S. Calabrese, L. Mcleary, L. Wagner.
3. Agency: Ontario Stroke Strategy
Date of Award and Duration: 2007-2009
Project Title: Evaluation of pilot study focused on a communication intervention for persons
with aphasia
Total Amount of Award: $25,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), R. Sorin-Peters, S. Sidani, E. Rochon, V. Boscart & M.
Fox.
4. Agency: Ontario Research Rehabilitation Network & Toronto Rehab
Date of Award and Duration: 2006-2007
Project Title: Evaluation of a model of care for persons with dementia following a hip fracture
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Total Amount of Award: $25,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), J. Wells, G. Naglie, A. Davis, S. Jaglal, E. Rochon & J.
Flannery.
5. Agency: Ontario Research Rehabilitation Network & Toronto Rehab
Date of Award and Duration: 2004-2005
Project Title: Rehabilitation of persons with dementia following a hip fracture
Total Amount of Award: $10,000
Collaborators: K.S. McGilton (PI), J. Wells, G. Naglie, A. Davis, G. Teare & E. Rochon.
PUBLICATIONS
PEER REVIEWED MANUSCRIPTS
SR=Senior Responsible Author
P=Principal Author
CP=Co-principal Author
C=Collaborator
Already Published:
Total published – Refereed articles: 41
Proceedings/Book Chapters/Contributions to a collective work: 2
Accepted = 2
Submitted for review: 4
MANUSCRIPTS PUBLISHED
1. (P) McGilton, K.S., & Pringle, D.M. (1999). The effects of perceived and preferred decision making control on
job satisfaction for nurses in long term care environments. Research in Nursing & Health, 22, 251-261. Project
development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
2. (P) McGilton, K.S. (2002). Enhancing relationships between careproviders and residents. Journal of
Gerontological Nursing, 28(12), 13-21. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
3. (P) McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L.L., Darlington, G., Evans, M., Wynn, F., & Pringle, D., (2003). Effects of
a relationship-enhancing program of care on outcomes. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 35(20), 151-156. CIHR
Age Plus Award Paper. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
4. (P) McGilton, K.S., Rivera, T., & Dawson, P. (2003). Can we help persons with dementia find their way in a new
environment? Aging and Mental Health, 7(5), 363-371. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
5. (P) McGilton, K.S. (2003). Development and psychometric evaluation testing of supportive leadership scales.
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 35(4), 72-86. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
6. (P) McGilton, K.S. (2004). Relating well to persons with dementia: A variable influencing staffing and quality of
care outcomes. Alzheimer Care Quarterly, 5(1), 63-72. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
7. (CP) Tourangeau, A., & McGilton, K. S. (2004). Measuring leadership practices of nurse. Using the Leadership
Practices Inventory. Nursing Research, 53(3),182-189. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
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8. (C) McGillis Hall, L., McGilton, K. S., Krejci, J., Pringle, D., Johnston, E., Fairely, L., & Brown, M. (2005).
Enhancing the quality of supportive supervisory behavior in long-term care facilities. Journal of Nursing
Administration, 35(4), 181-187. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
9. (CP) Guruge, S., McGilton, K., Yetman, L., Campbell, H., Librado, R., Lois, L., & Ladak, S. (2005). Unit
manager’s role with family members of clients in complex continuing care settings: An untold story. Canadian
Journal on Aging, 24(2), 27-38. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
10. (C) Andrews, G.J., Holmes, D., Poland, B., Lehoux, P., Miller, K., Pringle, D., & McGilton, K. (2005).
“Airplanes are flying nursing homes”: Geographies in the concepts and locales of gerontological nursing
practice. International Journal of Older People Nursing in association with Journal of Clinical Nursing, 14,
(18b), 109-120. Review of manuscript
11. (P) McGilton, K.S., Fox, M., & Sidani, S. (2005). A Theory Driven Approach to evaluating a communication
intervention. Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, 20(2), 27-47. Project development, analysis, review of
results, and manuscript
12. (P) McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L. L., Pringle, D., Wynn, F., & Streiner, D. (2005). Development and
psychometric testing of a relational care scale. Journal of Nursing Measurement,13(1), 51- 64. Project
development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
13. (P) McGilton, K.S., Irwin-Robinson, H., Boscart, V., & Spanjevic, L. (2006). Communication enhancement:
Nurse and patient satisfaction outcomes in complex continuing care facility. Journal of Advanced Nursing,
54(1), 35-44. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
14. (C) Cott, C., Teare, G., McGilton, K.S., & Lineker, S. (2006). Reliability and construct validity of the ClientCentred Rehabilitation Questionnaire. Disability and Rehabilitation, 28(22), 1387-1397. Project analysis and
review of results
15. (C) Conn, D, Gibson, M., Feldman, S., Hirst, S., MacCourt, P., McGilton, K.S, & Mihic, L. (2006). National
Guidelines for Seniors’ Mental Health: The Assessment and treatment of mental health issues in long-term care
homes (focus on mood and behaviour symptoms). Canadian Journal of Geriatrics, 9(Supp2), 59-65. Project
development and review of manuscript
16. (P) McGilton, K.S., Wells, J., Teare, G., Davis, A., Rochon, E., Calabrese, S., Naglie, G., & Boscart, V. (2007).
Rehabilitation of patients with dementia who have had a hip fracture. Part I: Behavioral symptoms that influence
care. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, 23(2):161-173. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
17. (P) McGilton, K.S, Wells, J., Teare, G., Davis, A., Rochon, E., Calabrese, S., Naglie, G., & Biscardi, M. (2007).
Rehabilitation of patients with dementia who have had a hip fracture. Part II: Cognitive symptoms that influence
care. Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation, 23(2), 174-182. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
18. (P) McGilton, K.S., Lever, J., Mowat, J., Parnell, L., Perivolaris, A., & Biscardi, M. (2007). Guideline
recommendations to improve dementia care. Alzheimer’s Care Quarterly, 8(2), 109-115. Project development,
analysis, review of results, and manuscript
19. (P) McGilton, K.S., McGillis Hall, L., Wodchis, W. P. & Petroz, U. (2007). Supervisory support, job stress, and
job satisfaction among long-term care nursing staff. Journal of Nursing Administration, 37 (7/8), 1-6. Project
development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
20. (P) McGilton, K.S., & Boscart, V. (2007). Close care provider – resident relationships in long-term care
environments. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 16, 2149-2157. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
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21. (P) McGilton, K.S., McGillis Hall, L., Brown, M., & Boscart.V. (2007). Effects of director of care support on
job stress and job satisfaction among long-term care nurse supervisors. Canadian Journal of Nursing
Administration, 20(3), 52-66. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
22. (C) Estabrooks, C.A., Scott-Findlay, S., Squires, J.E., Stevens, B., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Watt-Watson, J., ProfettoMcGrath, J., McGilton, K.S., Golden-Biddle, K., Lander, J., Donner, G., Boschma, J., Humphrey, C.K. &
Williams, J. (2008). Patterns of research utilization on patient care units. Implementation Sciences, 3, 31-40.
Data analysis and review of manuscript
23. (P) McGilton, K.S., Guruge, S., Librado, R., Bloch, L. & Boscart., V. (2008). Health care aides’ struggle to
build and maintain relationships with families in complex continuing care settings. Canadian Journal of Aging,
27(2), 135-143. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
24. (SR) Boscart, V., McGilton, K.S., Levchenko, A., Hufton, G., & Holliday, P. (2008). Acceptability of a
wearable hand hygiene device with monitoring capabilities. Journal of Hospital Infection, 70, 216-222. Project
development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
25. (CP) Wells, J., McGilton, K.S, Naglie, G., Teare, G., Davis, A., Rochon, E., & Calabrese, S. (2008). Assessing
Ontario geriatric rehabilitation practices for patients with hip fracture and dementia. Canadian Journal of
Geriatrics, 11(3), 146-152. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
26. (P) McGilton, K.S., Calabrese, S., Davis, A., Mahomed, N., & Flannery, J. (2009). Outcomes for older adults in
an inpatient rehabilitation facility following hip fracture (HF) surgery. Archives of Gerontology and Geriatrics.
49(1), e23-e31. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
27. (P) McGilton, K.S., Boscart, V., Sidani, S., Rochon, E., Sorin-Peters, R., & Fox, M. (2009) A systematic
review of the effectiveness of controlled communication intervention for health care providers caring for patients
in residential care settings. Worldviews on Evidence Based Nursing, 6 (2), 1-11. Project development, analysis,
review of results, and manuscript
28. (C) Janes, N., Schindel-Martin, L., McGilton, K.S., Fox, M., & Low, M. (2009). Facilitating best practice in
aged care: Exploring influential factors through critical incident technique. International Journal of Older
People Nursing. (4), 166-176. Project analysis, reviews of results
29. (C) McCleary, L., McGilton, K.S., Boscart, V., & Oudshoorn, (2009). A. Improving gerontology content in
baccalaureate nursing education through knowledge transfer to nurse educators. Canadian Journal of Nursing
Leadership. Project analysis, reviews of results
30. (C) Andrews, G.A., Campbell, L., Denton, M., McGilton, K.S. (2009) Gerontology in Canada: History,
Challenges, Research, Ageing International, 34, 136-153. Development of the Challenges Section
31. (P) McGilton, K.S., Bowers, B., McKenzie-Green, B., Boscart, V. & Brown, M. (2009). How do charge nurses
in long-term care get through their day? Journal of Applied Gerontology, 28, 723-742. Project development,
analysis, review of results, and manuscript
32. (P) McGilton, K.S., Sorin-Peters, R., Boscart, V., Sidani, S., Rochon, E., & Fox, M. (2010) Focus on
communication: Enhancing the odds of successful nurse-patient interactions. International Journal of Older
People Nursing, 5(Early View), 1–12. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-3743.2010.00210.x Project development, analysis,
review of results, and manuscript
33. (P) McGilton, K.S. (2010). Development and Psychometric Testing of the Supportive Supervisory Scale (SSS).
Journal of Nursing Scholarship 42 (2), 223-232. Project development, analysis, review of results, and
manuscript
34. (C) Tourangeau, A., Squires, M.E., Wodchis, W., McGilton, K.S., Teare, G., & Widger, K.A. (2010). Postacute stroke patient outcomes in complex continuing care settings. Disability and Rehabilitation, Epub online
ahead of print, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20446901. Project development, analysis, review of results,
and manuscript
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35. (CP) Sorin-Peters, R., McGilton, K.S., & Rochon, E. (2010) The development and evaluation of a
communication training program for nurses working with persons with aphasia/stroke in a long-term care
institution. Aphasiology. 24 (12), 1511-1536. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
36. (C) Fox, M., Sidani, S., Streiner. D. McGilton, K.S, Grady, C. (2011) Effect of the Response Tree Format on
the Utility and Psychometric Properties of Scales Measuring Symptoms in Adults Undergoing Inpatient
Rehabilitation.. Research in Nursing & Health, 34, 508-519. doi: 10.1002/nur.20458. Review of results.
37. (P) McGilton, K.M., Sidani, S., Boscart, V.M., Guruge, S., Brown, M. (2012). The relationship between
careproviders’ relational behaviors and residents mood and behavior in long-term care settings. Aging and
Mental Health, 16(3-4), 507-515. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13607863.2011.628980.Project development,
analysis, review of results, and manuscript
38. (P) McGilton, K.S., Davis, A., Mahomed, N.,Flannery, J. , Jaglal, S., Rochon E., Naglie, G. (2012). An
inpatient rehabilitation model of care targeting patients with cognitive impairment. BMC Geriatrics 12:21.
doi: 10.1186/1471-2318-12-21. Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
39. (P) McGilton, K.S., Sorin-Peters, R., Sidani, S., Rochon, E., Boscart, V. & Fox, M. (2012). Patient-centred
communication intervention. British Medical Care: Geriatrics. 12:61. Project development, analysis, review of
results, and manuscript
40. (P). McGilton, K.S., Heath, H., Chu, C., Bostrom, A., Mueller, C., Boscart. V., McKenzie-Green, B.,
Moghabghab, R., Bowers, B., (2012) Moving the agenda forward: The Role of the RN in LTC; A person
centered framework in long-term care. International Journal of Older People’s Nursing. 7, 303–309. doi:
10.1111/opn.12010, Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
41. (CP) Chu, C., McGilton, K.S, Wodchis, W. Turnover of RNs in LTC (2013). Journal of Nursing
Management DOI: 10.1111/jonm.12031 Project development, analysis, review of results, and manuscript
MANUSCRIPTS ACCEPTED (1):
1. (P) McGilton, K.S., Profetto-McGrath, J., & Robinson, A. (2012) Feasibility of Implementing the Supportive
Supervision Intervention in Long Term Care Homes. Worldviews of Evidence-Based Nursing.
MANUSCRIPTS UNDER PEER REVIEW (5):
1. (SR) Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K.S, Peter, E., & Wynn, F. (2012) Measuring what matters in chronic
care settings: Evaluation of two humanistic nurse-patient relationship measures. Submitted to Journal of Nursing
Measurement, August 2012
2. (CO) Estabrooks, C., Squires, J., Hayduk, L., Morgan, D., Cummings, G., Ginsburg, L., Stewart, N, McGilton,
K., Kang, S & Norton, P. Does Context Matter? The influence of organizational context on best practice use by
aides in residential long-term care settings. Submitted to Implementation Sciences, August 2012.
3. (C) Cammer, A., Morgan, D., Stewart, N., McGilton, KS., Rycroft-Malone, J., Dopson, S & Estrabooks, C. The
hidden complexity of long-term care. How context mediates knowledge translation and use of best practices
Submitted to Gerontologist, November 2012
4. (SR) Boscart, V., Peter, E., Wynn, E., Pringle, D., & McGilton, KS. The Humanistic Nursing Theory: A
framework for measuring the nurse-patient relationship. Submitted to Journal of Research and Theory for Practice.
November 2012
5. (P). McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., & Wodchis, W. Determinants of Registered Nursing Staff’s Intention to
Stay in Long-Term Care home. Submitted to Journal of Nursing Management, January 2013.
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PROCEEDINGS/BOOK CHAPTERS/CONTRIBUTIONS TO A COLLECTIVE WORK
1. McGilton, K. S (2011) Strengthening the role of registered nurses in long-term care: A key to quality resident
care. In S. Nelson & D. Doran (Eds.) Mapping the Field: Nursing Scholarship in Health Human Resources.
Festschrift in honor of Dr. Linda O'Brien-Pallas, pp. 38-53. Toronto, Canada: Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of
Nursing, University of Toronto.
2. Loiselle, C.G., Profetto-McGrath, J., Polit, D.F. (2007). Canadian essentials of nursing research. 2 nd Edition,
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. 3 research studies by McGilton, K.S. cited as examples in chapters 2, 9 and 14.
3. Kiefer, KS., Harris-Kojetin, L., Brannon, D., Barry, T., Vasey, J., & Lepore, M. (2005). Measuring long-term care
work: A guide to selected instruments to examine direct care worker experiences and outcomes. Report: Institute
for the Future Aging Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Policy, US Department of Labor. McGilton,
K.S. Supervisory Support Scale p. 87.
UNREFERRED REVIEWS/COMMENTARIES/EDITORIALS
Reviews:
1. (C) McCleary, l., Donahue, P., Woo, T., Boscart, V., & McGilton, K.S. (2011). Knowledge Exchange Institute
for Geriatric Nursing, Medical & Social Work Education: Enhancing Canadian Gerontological Education, British
Society of Gerontology newsletter.
2. (P) McGilton, K.S. (2008). On the Web: Review of Ageline. International Psychogeriatric Association
Bulletin, 25 (2), 26-27.
Editorial:
1. McGilton, K. (2012). Role of the Nurse in LTC. International Journal of Older People’s Nursing. 7, 296, . doi:
10.1111/opn.12010
2. McGilton, K & Duggleby, W. (2012). The Canadian Network for Nurse Researchers in Aging. Perspectives.
2. (C) Drummond, N., Members of the International Cohort Study of Care for People with Dementia. (2007).
Editorial: Enlarging the community of care for people with dementia: The potential of international collaborative
research. Dementia, 6(2), 171-174.
Commentaries:
1. (C) Boscart, V.M., Gorski, S., Holliday P., Hufto, G., Levenchko, A., Marquez-Chin, C., McGilton, K.S.,
Momen, K., Tsang, M., & Fernie, G. (2009). Advanced Technologies to Curb Healthcare-Associated Infections.
Invited commentary for Healthcare Papers.
WORKING PAPERS/GUIDELINES
1. (P) McGilton, K.S., Chu, C for Canadian Nurses Association (CNA), Dec 2012. Registered Nurses’ Leadership
in the Care of Older Adults: Emerging Roles and Opportunities for Nursing. Final Report for CNA
2. (P) McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., Bowers, B., Boscart, V., Wodchis, W. (March 2012) Understanding
Determinants of Retention for Regulated Staff in Long-Term Care Facilities. Final Report for Nursing Research
Fund, Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
3. (P) McGilton, K.S, Sidani, S., Guruge, S., Brown, M (June 2007). Relating Well to Persons with Dementia.
Final Report for the Alzheimer Society of Canada.
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4. (C) Conn, D, Gibson, M., Feldman, S., Hirst, S., MacCourt, P., McGilton, K.S, Mihic, L. (Sep 2006). National
Guidelines for Seniors’ Mental Health: The Assessment and treatment of mental health issues in long-term care
(focus on mood and behaviour symptoms). Canadian Coalition for Seniors Mental Health.
5. (P) McGilton, K.S, McGillis Hall,L., Pringle, D., O’Brien-Pallas, L., & Krejci, J. Nov 2004, Supportive
supervisors in long-term care, (Working Paper 2004-10). Canadian Health Services Research Foundation.
6. (P) McGilton, K.S., et al. (June 2004). Caregiving Strategies for older adults with delirium, dementia and
depression: Nursing Best Practice Guideline, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario.
7. (C) Cott, C., Soever, L., Teare, G., McGilton, K.S, & Lineker, S. (March, 2004) Measuring client-centeredness &
rehabilitation (Working Paper 2004-05). In partnership with the mental health and rehabilitation reform branch,
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.
8. (C) O’Brien-Pallas, L.L., Charles, C., Blake, J., Luba, M., McGilton, K.S., Peereboom, E., McGillis Hall, L.,
Carter, M., Baumann, A., & Bajnok, I. (1995). The nursing and personal care provider study (Working Paper
Series: 95-9). Hamilton, Ontario: University of Toronto & McMaster University, Quality of Nursing Worklife
Research Unit.
THESES
1. The influence of a relationship enhancing program of care on residents, family members and nursing staff.
Doctor of Philosophy Thesis, University of Toronto, 2001.
2. The effects of perceived and preferred control on nurses decision making control in long term care environments.
Master of Science Thesis, University of Toronto, 1993.
PRESENTATIONS AND SPECIAL LECTURES
PAPERS PRESENTED AT MEETINGS AND SYMPOSIA (PEER REVIEWED)
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NATIONAL MEETINGS WITH ABSTRACTS PRESENTED
Total presentations: 70
1. McGilton, K. Neves, P. & Katz, P. Valuing LTC: An innovation strategy for Ontario’s System of Care for Older
Adults. 41st Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association of Gerontology. October,
2012, Vancouver, Canada
2. Boscart, V., McGilton, K.., Tourangeau, A., Wodchis, W., Bowers, B. Determinants of retention for regulated
staff in low-turnover long term care facilities. 41st Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian
Association of Gerontology, October, 2012, Vancouver, Canada.
3. Chu, C. & McGilton, K . Evaluating the Supportive Care Coordinator Role in Long-Term. Care. 41st Annual
Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology, October, 2012, Vancouver, Canada.
4. Chu, C, McGilton, K & Wodchis, W. Stressors related to turnover of Regulated Nurses in long- term care
facilities. ” 41st Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology, October,
2012, Vancouver, Canada.
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5. Moghabghab, R. & McGilton, K. Constant observation for cognitively impaired older adults in acute care
settings: A review of the literature: 40th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 21,
2011.
6. McGilton, K., Duggleby, W. CAG Invitational Symposium Biological Sciences Division. New Directions in
Building Research Capacity for Canadian Nursing Researcher in Aging. 40th Annual Scientific & Educational
Conference (CAG) , Ottawa, October 21 - 23, 2011.
7. Garcia, L., Drummond, N., McCleary, L., Cohen, C., McGilton, K., Xu, T., Malik, F., Triscott, J., Experiences
of caregivers and persons with dementia during key transitions. 40th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference
(CAG), Ottawa, October 21, 2011.
8. Xu, T.J., Drummond, N., Garcia, L., McCleary, L., Molnar, F., Eliasziw, M., Lechelt, K., Cohen, C., Dalziel, B.,
Hogan, D., Kozak, J., McGilton, K., O’Sullivan, T., Peng, J., Pimlott, N., Silvius, J., Triscott, J., Turner, D., Health
Services and Outcomes: the Canadian Cohort Study of Care for Dementia during Transitions. 40th Annual
Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 21, 2011.
9. Boscart, V., McCleary, L., Woo, T., Donahue, P., McGilton, K., Moreau, J. Interprofessional Knowledge
Exchange for Enhanced Gerontological and Geriatric Education in Nursing, Medicine, and Social Work. 40th
Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 22, 2011.
10. Boscart, V., McGilton, K. Directors’ of Care perspective on the retention of regulated nursing staff in their
Long-Term Care facility. 40th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 22, 2011.
11. Denton, M., Mercer, L., Pianosi, B., Joshi, A., McGilton, K., Academic Core Competencies in University
Gerontology Programs (Sponsored by the Ontario Seniors Secretariat). 40th Annual Scientific & Educational
Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 22, 2011.
12. McGilton, K., Duggleby, W. New Directions in Building Research Capacity for Canadian Nursing
Researchers in Aging. 40th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 23, 2011.
13. Woo, T., McGilton, K, Veronique Boscart, Lynn McCleary, & Chris Frank, CAG Invitational Symposium
Biological Sciences Division. Creating an interest in gerontology: How can we get it right? 39 th Annual Scientific
& Educational Conference (CAG), Montreal, December 2 to 4, 2010.
14. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K, Wynn, F., Peerboom, E. Psychometric properties of a nurse-patient
relationship scale. 39 th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Montreal, December 2to 4, 2010.
15. Fox, M.T., Sidani, S., Streiner, D., & McGilton, K. (3, Dec2010). Psychometric properties of self-report
measures with a response tree format for use in older adults, Canadian Association in Gerontology, 39th Annual
Scientific and Educational Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, Dec 2 – 4, 2010
16. Dupuis, S., McGilton, K (co-facilitators of the symposium), Jonas-Simpson, C;, Schindel Martin, L.
Responsive Behaviors: A New Perspective for Care and Policy. Canadian Association in Gerontology, 39th Annual
Scientific and Educational Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, Dec 2 – 4, 2010
17. Wodchis, W., Ceccato N. Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K., & Tourangeau, A. Factors Associated with
turnover among registered nurse staff in Ontario LTC homes. Canadian Association for Health Services & Policy
Research, Calgary, Alberta, May 11-14, 2009.
18. Ceccato N. Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K., Tourangeau, A., & Wodchis, W. Factors associated with
administrator turnover in Ontario LTC homes. Canadian Association for Health Services & Policy Research,
Calgary, Alberta, May 11-14, 2009.
19. McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., Bowers, B., Wodchis, W., Boscart, V., Brown, M. Should I Stay or Should I
Go Now? Retention of Regulated Nursing Staff in Long-Term Care. 5th Annual Research Day, TorontoRehabilitation
Institute, Toronto, Ontario, November 2, 2009.
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20. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K (Co-Supervisors)., Wynn, F., Peerboom, E. They make your day.
Patient’s perspectives on nurse-patient relationships in chronic care. 38th Annual Scientific & Educational
Conference (CAG), Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 22-24, 2009. Canadian Institute of Health Research
Institute of Aging Doctoral Student Poster Prize.
21. McGilton, K.S., Sidani, S., Rochon, E., Sorin-Peters, R., Fox, M., & Boscart, V. Improving the odds of
communication: Enhancing nurse-patient interactions. Where the Rivers Meet, Merging Perspectives on Aging, 38 th
Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 22-24, 2009.
22. McCleary, L., Boscart, V., Deforge, R., McGilton, K.S., & Oudshoorn, A. Knowledge exchange for enhanced
geriatric nursing education. Where the Rivers Meet, Merging Perspectives on Aging, 38 th Annual Scientific &
Educational Conference (CAG), Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 22-24, 2009.
23 . McGilton, K.S., Parke, B., & Wilson, L. NICE & CGNA Collaboration: Advocating for More Gerontological
Content in Nursing Undergraduate Programs. 15th Biennial Scientific and Educational Conference (CGNA), Banff,
Alberta, May 27-30, 2009.
24. McGilton, K.S., McCleary, L., & Oudshoorn, A. Knowledge Exchange for Evidence Based Gerontology
Content in Undergraduate Nursing Programs. 15th Biennial Scientific and Educational Conference (CGNA), Banff,
Alberta, May 27-30, 2009.
25. McGilton, K.S., Mahomed, N., Davis, A., Flannery, J. & Calabrese, S. Outcomes for Older Adults in an
Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility Following Hip Fracture Surgery: What works. American Congress of Rehabilitation
Medicine, American Society of Neurorehabilitation, Ontario Rehabilitation Research Advisory Network, Delta
Chelsea Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, October 15-19, 2008.
26. McGilton, K.S., Calabrese, S., Mahomed, N., Davis, A. & Flannery, J. Outcomes for older adults in an inpatient
rehabilitation following hip fracture surgery. 37th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of
Gerontology, London, Ontario, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
27. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K.S, Peter, E. & Wynn, F. Measuring what matters: Development and
psychometric evaluation of nurse-patient relationships scales. 37th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting,
Canadian Association of Gerontology, London, Ontario, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
28. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K.S, Peter, E. & Wynn, F. ‘They make your day’. Patients’ perspectives on
the importance of nurse-patient relationships. 37th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting, Canadian Association
of Gerontology, London, Ontario, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
29. Deforge, R., McGilton, K.S., & Forbes D. Nice work! Advocating for more gerontological content in nursing
undergraduate programs. 37th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology,
London, Ontario, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
30. Sapergia,S., Leung, K., McGilton, K.S, Kozak, J., Cohen, C. & Dalziel, W. The Effectiveness Of Case
Management For Alzheimer’s Disease And Related Dementias: A Systematic Review. 37th Annual Scientific &
Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology, London, Ontario, Canada, October 23-26, 2008.
31. Drummond, N., Slaugther, S., Kozak, J., Dalziel, W., McCleary, L. & McGilton, K.S. International cohort
study of care for people with dementia. Canadian Association on Gerontology, 36th Annual Scientific and
Educational Meeting, Calgary, AB Nov 1-3, 2007.
32. McGilton, K.S, McCleary,L., Guse, L., Donnelly, M., Forbes, D., O’Conner, D, & Farkus, T. Establishing core
gerontological competencies for students in nursing, medicine and social work. Canadian Association on
Gerontology (CAG), 36th Annual Scientific and Education Meeting, Calgary, AB, Nov 3, 2007.
33. McGilton, K.S., Sidani, S., Brown, M., Guruge, S., & Boscart, V. Relating well to persons with dementia:
Canadian Association on Gerontology, 36th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Calgary, AB Nov 1-3,
2007.
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34. McGilton, K.S., Bowers, B., MacKenzie, B., Boscart, V. Against all odds: How do supervisors get through
their day in long-term care facilities? Canadian Association on Gerontology, 36 th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting, Calgary, AB Nov 1-3, 2007.
35. Calabrese, S. & McGilton, K.S. Changing the way care is provided to clients with dementia: Implementing the
Dementia, Delirium, Depression Best Practice Guideline. International Conference on Evidence-Based Best Practice
Guidelines: Setting the Context for Excellence in Clinical Practice and Healthy Work Environments, Markham, June
7 & 8, 2007.
36 . Janes, N., McGilton, K.S., Shindel Marti, L., Fox, M., & Low, M. Knowledge utilization in LTC: A
Symposium. Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association, Winnipeg, May 2-5, 2007.
37. McGilton, K.S., Bowers, B., McKenzie, B. & Boscart, V. Leadership in long-term care. The NLN.on
Conference, Toronto, March 29th, 2007.
38. Flannery, J., Calabrese, S., McGilton, K.S., & McGlynn, M. Fractured Hip Raid Assessment and Treatment
(FHRAT) feasibility trial. 13th Annual Academic Day for Ontario Physiatrists, October 13, 2006, Toronto, Canada.
39. McGilton, K.S, Wells, J., Teare, T., Davis, A., Rochon, E., Calabrese, S., & Naglie, G. Rehabilitation of
patient with dementia: cognitive symptoms that interfere with care. Annual Education and Scientific Meeting of the
Canadian Association on Gerontology, October 2006, Quebec City, Canada.
40. McGilton, K.S., Teare, G., Davis, A. Rochon, E., Calabrese, S., & Naglie, G. Rehabilitation of patient with
dementia: behavioral symptoms that interfere with care. Annual Education and Scientific Meeting of the Canadian
Association on Gerontology, October 2006, Quebec City, Canada.
41. McGilton, K.S. The influence of supportive directors of care on job stress and job satisfaction among nurse
supervisors in LTC. Canadian Association on Gerontology, Oct 2005, Halifax, Canada.
42. McGilton, K.S, & Boscart, V. Close care provider-resident relationships in long-term care environments.
Canadian Association on Gerontology. Oct 2005, Halifax, Canada.
43. McGilton, K.S. Effective supervisors in LTC. Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association, May 2005,
Halifax, Canada.
44. McGilton, K.S., Brown, M., & McGillis Hall, L. Supportive supervisors in long-term care: Understanding
factors influencing planned interventions. Nursing Leadership Conference, Registered Nurses Association of
Ontario, Toronto, March 2005.
45. McGilton, K.S., Boscart, V., Irwin-Robinson, H., & Spanjevic, L. The effects of a communication training
program to enhance nursing staffs’ communication with residents in long-term care environments. Candian
Association on Gerontology. October 2004, Victoria, BC.
46. McGilton, K,S., McGillis Hall, L., & Brown, M.A. Supportive supervisors in long-term care: A symposium.
Candian Association on Gerontology. October 2004, Victoria, BC.
47. McGilton, K.S, Guruge, S., Yetman, L., Campbell, H., Librado, R., Bloch, L., & Ladak, S. Facilitating
continuity of care: The role of advanced practice nurses, unit managers, and registered nurses in complex continuing
care. Candian Association on Gerontology. October 2004, Victoria, BC.
48. Fox, M., McGilton, K.S., Tattle, M., Flint, F., Bernick, L., Buchanan, D., Cott, C., LeClerc, C., Jonas
Simpson, C., Richards, J., & Velji, K. Creating partnerships between researchers and decision makers - The
Collaborative Research Program: Rehabilitation and Long-Term Care, Nursing Leadership Conference, Registered
Nurses Association of Ontario, Toronto, March 2004.
49. McGilton, K.S., Teare, G., Rich, R., Boscart, V., Davis, A., Wodchis, W. P., & Williams, J. Factors influencing
knowledge exchange in rehabilitation and complex continuing care environments. 31 st Annual Scientific and
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Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology, Toronto, October, 2003.
50. McGilton, K.S., Guruge, S., Librado, R., Yetman, L., Campbell, H., Bloch, L., & Ladack, S. Factors
influencing nursing staffs’ ability to develop supportive relationships with family members living in complex
continuing care. 31st Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology, Toronto,
October, 2003.
51. Cott, C.A., Teare, G. F., McGilton, K.S., & Lineker, S. The Client Centred Rehabilitation Questionnaire:
Development and Pilot Testing. Greater Toronto Association Rehabilitation Network, Feb 2003, Toronto, Ontario.
52. McGilton, K.S., & Streiner, D.L. Relationships between careproviders and residents with dementia: Can they be
measured? Canadian Association of Gerontology, Montreal, October, 2002.
53. McGilton, K.S., Pringle, D.M., & O’Brien-Pallas, L.L. The influence of a relationship enhancing program of
care on resident, family member and nursing staff. University of Toronto Faculty of Nursing Research Day, April
24, 2002, Toronto, ON.
54. McGilton, K.S., Dawson, P., Rivera, T., & Van Reekum, R. The effects of a spatial orientation intervention to
minimize the stress of relocation for elders with dementia. 11th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing,
New Foundland, June 2001.
55. Buchanan, D., McGilton, K.S., Reimer, M., Sidani, S., & Calabrese, S. Are you sleeping? Exploring
ways to measure the phenomena. 11th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing, New Foundland, June
2001.
56. Calabrese, S., Rivera, T., Buchanan, D., Fox, M., & McGilton, K.S. An educational approach to a home-like
environment within a long-term care setting. 11th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing, New Foundland,
June 2001.
57. Chair: Estabrooks, C.A.; Other participants, Profetto-McGrath, J., Tilford, P., Scott-Findlay, S., McGilton, K.S.
A symposium: A Tale of Two Cities (A multi-site study of research use in the context of pain management). AARN,
Edmonton, Alberta, May 2001.
58. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Pringle, D., Changing a care delivery system in long-term care to focus on
relationships: Results and challenges. 29th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian Association of
Gerontology, Edmonton, October 27, 2000.
59. Chair: Dawson, P.: A Symposium: Examining ways to enhance the quality of life of LTC residents.; other
participants, Wells, D., Buchanan, D., & Fox, M., & McGilton, K.S. University of Toronto, Faculty of Nursing,
Research Day 2000, Toronto, Ontario, April 25, 2000.
60. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Pringle, D., Evans, M., Wells, D., & Wynn, F. The effects of a redesigned
care delivery model on resident outcomes. 28th Annual Scientific Meeting, Canadian Association of Gerontology,
Ottawa, November 5, 1999.
61. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Pringle, D., Wynn, F & Brown, M. Developing measures about
relationships between careproviders and residents; A theory driven approach. 10th Canadian Gerontological Nursing
Conference, Alberta, May 26-29, 1999.
62. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L., & Pringle, D. A model of care delivery that focuses on enhancing the
relationship between the careprovider, resident and family member. 10th Canadian Gerontological Nursing
Conference, Edmonton, Alberta, May 26-29, 1999.
63. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Pringle, D., Wynn, F & Brown, M. Developing measures about
relationships between careproviders and residents; A theory driven approach. 10th Canadian Gerontological
Nursing Conference, Alberta, May 26-29.
64. McGilton, K.S, & Sidani, S. A multiple method approach to measuring outcomes for persons with cognitive
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impairment living in long term care institutions. 9th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing, Ottawa,
Ontario, May 26, 1997.
65. O'Brien-Pallas, L, McGilton, K.S., Peereboom, E, & McGillis Hall, L. Factors related to how nurses spend their
time in long term care environments. International Council of Nurses 21st Quadrennial Congress, Vancouver, British
Columbia, June 10, 1997.
66. McGilton, K.S., Spee,R., & Wallace, P. The Conceptualization and measurement of clinical autonomy.
Interdisciplinary Research Conference, Ottawa, Ontario, November 1996.
67. McGilton, K.S., Lusher, D, Flint, F., Picco, S., Linscott, J., & Buikema, T. Implementing a bowel management
program: Outcomes achieved by reframing nursing practice. 8th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing,
Winnipeg, June 3, 1997.
68. McGilton, K.S., & Pringle, D. The Effects of Perceived and Preferred Control on Nurses' Job Satisfaction in
Long Term Care Environments, Second Annual Conference on the Quality of Nursing Worklife, Toronto, Ontario,
March 15, 1993
69. Young, L, Dalziel, J, Rybenko, L, & McGilton, K.S, Values, beliefs and standards: Laying the groundwork for
a professional practice model. Second Annual Conference on the Quality of Nursing Worklife, Toronto, Ontario,
March 15, 1993.
70. McGilton, K.S., & Rybenko, L. Alzheimer's: An acute care approach utilizing King's conceptual framework,
6th National Conference on Gerontological Nursing, Toronto, Ontario, May 23, 1991.
INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS WITH ABSTRACTS ACCEPTED
1. McGilton, K., (Chair), McCormack, B., Siegel, E. Valuing the Contribution that Registered Nurses Bring to
Person Centred Care in Long Term Care Nursing Homes. The 20 th International Association World Congress of
Gerontology and Geriatrics, June 2013, Seoul, Korea
2. Chu, C.H., McGilton, K., Boscart, V., Bowers, B.J. Evaluation of the Supportive Care Coordinator. The 20 th
International Association World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, June 2013, Seoul, Korea.
3. McGilton, K.S., Sorin-Peters, R., Sidani, S., Fox, M., Boscart, V., Chu, C.H. Patient-centred Communication
Intervention. The 20th International Association World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, June 2013, Seoul
Korea.
4. Chu, C.H., McGilton, K.S., Wu, C.H., Wodchis, W. The Impact of Leadership on the Turnover of Regulated
Nurses. The 20th International Association World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics, June 2013, Seoul, Korea.
INTERNATIONAL MEETINGS WITH ABSTRACTS PRESENTED
Total Presentations: 53
1. McGilton, K.S., Davis, A.M., Naglie, G., Stewart, S. Pre Fracture Mobility Level Evaluated by the New Mobility
Score Predicts Long Term Rehabilitation Outcomes. Gerontological Society of America, 65th Annual Scientific
Meeting (GSA), November 2012, San Diego, USA.
2. Boscart, V., McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., Wodchis, W., Bowers, B. Determinants of Retention for Regulated
Staff in Low-Turnover Long Term Care Facilities. Gerontological Society of America, 65th Annual Scientific
Meeting (GSA), November 2012, San Diego, USA.
3. Estabrooks, C.A., Squires, J., Cummings, G.G., Morgan, D., Stewart, N., Teare, G., Norton, P.G., McGilton, K.S.
Translating Research in Elder Care (TREC): The influence of organizational context on the use of best practices and
staff outcomes in health care aides. Gerontological Society of America, 65th Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA),
November 2012, San Diego, USA.
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4. Roberts, T. (Chair), McGilton, K. (Discussant), Dellefield, M.E., Mueller, C., Siegal, E. Symposium: Systems
Issues in Nursing Homes: Exploring Links among Nurse Staffing, Care Delivery, and Outcomes. Gerontological
Society of America, 65th Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA), November 2012, San Diego, USA.
5. McGilton, K.S. (Symposium Lead), McCormack, B., E. Siegel., B. Bowers. Valuing the Role and Contributions
the Registered Nursing Brings to LTC: Proceedings from an International Meeting. Gerontological Society of
America. 64th Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA), November 2011, Boston, USA
6. McGilton, K.S. Profetto-McGrath, A. Robinson. Feasibility of Implementing the Supportive Supervision
Intervention in Long Term Care. Gerontological Society of America. 64th Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA),
November 2011, Boston, USA
7. Ceccato, N., Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., Wodchis, W. Factors Associated with
Turnover among Ontario Long Term Care Administrators and Directors of Care. 64th Annual Scientific Meeting
(GSA), November 2011, Boston, USA.
8. Boscart, V.M., Pringle D., McGilton, K.S., Peter, E, & Wynn, F. Measuring Nurse-Patient Relationship Scales in
Chronic Care. Annual Scientific Meeting, Gerontological Society of America (GSA), November 2011, Boston,
U.S.A.
9. Ceccato, N., Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K.S., Tourangeau, A., & Wodchis, W. Factors associated with
turnover among long term care administrators and directors of care. Annual Scientific Meeting, Gerontological
Society of America (GSA), November 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.
10. Boscart, V.M., Pringle D., McGilton, K.S., Peter, E, & Wynn, F. Measuring Nurse-Patient Relationship
Scales in Chronic Care. Annual Scientific Meeting, Gerontological Society of America (GSA), November 2011,
Boston, U.S.A.
11. McGilton, K.S Boscart, V., Bowers, B., Tourangeau, A., Wodchis, W., Factors influencing retention of
regulated nursing staff in long term care: Management and nurses perspectives. Gerontological Society of America
63rd Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA), November 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.
12. Siegel, E., Bowers, B., & McGilton, K.S. New approaches to addressing nursing home industry challenges:
insights from business, management, and organizational sciences, Gerontological Society of America 63rd Annual
Scientific Meeting (GSA), November 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.
13. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K.S., Peter, E., & Wynn, F. Development and psychometric evaluation of
nurse-patient relationship scales in chronic care. Annual Scientific Meeting, Gerontological Society of America
(GSA), November 2010, New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.
14. Wodchis, W., Ceccato N. Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K., & Tourangeau, A. Factors associated with
turnover among personal support workers in Ontario LTC homes. Academy Health Annual Research Meeting,
Chicago, U.S.A., June 28-30, 2009.
15. Ceccato N. Berta, W., Chambers, L., McGilton, K., Tourangeau, A., & Wodchis, W. Factors associated with
administrator turnover in Ontario LTC homes. Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, Chicago, U.S.A., June
28-30, 2009.
16. McGilton, K.S., Bowers, Tourangeau, A., Wodchis, W., & Boscart, V. Should I stay or should I go? Retention
of Supervisors in long-term care. 62nd Annual Scientific Meeting (GSA). Atlanta, Georgia, November 18-22, 2009.
17. McCleary, L., Andrew, J., Dodman, D., Houze, C., Logan-Stephens, J., & McGilton, K.S. Implementing the
RNAO client-centred care best practice guideline in acute and complex continuing care settings: Impact on client
centred care and family involvement in care. 8th International Elder care Conference – Older People Deserve the
Best: The Journey to Transformational and Sustained Change, Toronto, Ontario, October 6-8, 2009.
18. McCleary, L., Boscart, V., Deforge, R., McGilton, K.S., & Oudshoorn, A. Increasing capacity for geriatric and
gerontology content in Canadian nursing education. 8th International Elder care Conference – Older People Deserve
the Best: The Journey to Transformational and Sustained Change, Toronto, Ontario, October 6-8, 2009.
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19. McGilton, K.S., Bowers, B., McKenzie-Green, B. & Boscart, V. Charge nurse leadership in long-term care
facilities. 8th International Conference, International Association of Homes and Services for the Ageing (IAHSA),
London, England, July 19-22, 2009.
20. McGilton, K.S., Mahomed, N., Davis, A., Flannery, J., & Calabrese S. Outcomes for older adults in an inpatient
rehabilitation facility following hip fracture surgery. 19 th IAGG World Congress, International Association of
Gerontology and Geriatrics, Paris, France, July 6-9, 2009.
21. McGilton, K.S., Sidani, S., Rochon, E., Fox, M., & Sorin-Peters, R. A patient-centred communication training
intervention: A pilot study. 19th IAGG World Congress, International Association of Gerontology and Geriatrics,
Paris, France, July 6-9, 2009.
22. Boscart, V., Pringle, D., McGilton, K.S., Peter, E., & Wynn, F. Patients’ perspectives on the importance of
nurse-patient relationships in chronic care. 19th IAGG World Congress, International Association of Gerontology
and Geriatrics, Paris, France, July 6-9, 2009.
23. McCleary, L., McGilton, K.S., Deforge, R., Oudshroon, A., & Boscart, V. Increasing capacity for geriatric and
gerontology content in Canadian nursing education. 19th IAGG World Congress, International Association of
Gerontology and Geriatrics, Paris, France, July 6-9, 2009.
24. McGilton, K.S. Charge nurse leadership in long-term care facilities. 8th International Conference: leadership
Beyond Borders, International Association of Homes and Services for the Ageing, London, England, July 19-22,
2009.
25. Cranely, L., Pachis, J., Tourangeau, A.E., & McGilton, K.S. Work environments and staff responses to work
environments in chronic care hospital settings. 4th International Congress on Innovations in Nursing: Innovation and
Leadership in Clinical Practice, Research and Education, International Congress on Innovations in Nursing, Perth,
Australia, May 27-29, 2009
26. Keady, J.(Chair) , Nolan, M., Nolan, J. Koch, S., McGilton, K.S. Bowers, B., S. Davies, P.Harris An
International Symposium: Relationship-Centred Care: New directions and challenges for gerontological research and
practice. Gerontological Society of America, 61st Annual Scientific Meeting, Capitol Hill, Washington D.C., U.S.A.,
November 22-25, 2008.
27. McGilton, K.S (Chair), Mueller, C Morgan, D., Rantz, M., Boscart, V.,, Bowers, B. McKenzie-Green, B.
Leadership in LTC: The Lynchpin to Quality Care. Gerontological Society of America, 60 th Annual Scientific
Meeting, San Francisco, CA, Nov 16-20, 2007.
28. McGilton, K.S., Wells, J., Davis, A., Calabrese, S., Teare, G., & Naglie, G. Rehabilitation of patients with
dementia: Cognitive symptoms that interfere with their care. 18th International Nursing Research Congress Focusing
on Evidence-Based Practice, Vienna, Austria, July 11 – 14, 2007.
29. McGilton, K.S, Sidani, S., Guruge, S., Boscart, V., & Brown, M. Relating well with persons with dementia. 18 th
International Nursing Research Congress Focusing on Evidence-Based Practice, Vienna, Austria, July 11 – 14, 2007.
30. McGilton, K.S.., Bowers, B., McKenzie-Green, B.,& Boscart, V. Against all odds: How do nurse supervisors in
LTC environments manage to get through their day? 18th International Nursing Research Congress Focusing on
Evidence-Based Practice, Vienna, Austria, July 11 – 14, 2007.
31. McGilton, K.S, Calabrese, S., Wells, J., Davis, A., Rochon, E., & Naglie, G. Rehabilitation of persons with
dementia: Behavior challenges. Festival of International Conferences on Caregiving, Disability, Aging and
Technology, Toronto, ON, June 16-19, 2007.
32. McGilton, K.S, Calabrese, S., Wells, J., Davis, A., Rochon, E., & Naglie, G. Rehabilitation of patients with
dementia: Cognitive challenges. Festival of International Conferences on Caregiving, Disability, Aging and
Technology, Toronto, ON, June 16-19, 2007.
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33. McGilton, K.S, Calabrese, S., Flannery, J., Wells, J., Davis, A., Rochon, E., Naglie, G., & Jaglal., S.
Rehabilitation of elderly patients with cognitive impairment. Festival of International Conferences on Caregiving,
Disability, Aging and Technology, Toronto, ON, June 16-19, 2007.
34. Buchanan, D., Burne, D., Malach, F.M., Moore, S.L., Wilson, K.J., Hirst, S., Jackson, F., McCleary, D.,
McGilton, K.S., & Spanjevic, L. The Canadian coalition for seniors’ mental health: development and knowledge
transfer of new evidence based, national best practice guidelines. RNAO 1 st International Conference on Evidence
Based Best Practice Guidelines, June 7-10, 2007.
35. McGilton, K. & Calabrese, S. Changing the way care is provided to clients with dementia: Implementing the
dementia, delirium, depression best practice guideline. RNAO 1 st International Conference on Evidence Based Best
Practice Guidelines, June 7-10, 2007.
36. Tourangeau, A.E., Widger, K., McGilton, K.S, Wodchis, W. P., & Teare, G. Psychometric properties of the
measure of job satisfaction instrument. Eastern Nursing Research Society, 19 th Annual Scientific Sessions, Rhode
Island, April 12-14, 2007.
37. Jaglal., S., Cott, C., Davis, A., Flannery, J., McGilton, K.S., Naglie, G., & Weller, I. Discharge destinations for
rehabilitation following hip fracture in Ontario. Festival of International Conferences on Caregiving, Disability,
Aging and Technology, Toronto, ON, June 16-19, 2007.
38. McGilton, K.S., McGillis Hall, L. Wodchis, W. P & Petroz, U. Supervisory support, job stress and satisfaction
of LTC staff. 5th International Conference of Nursing Health Services Research Unit, McMaster University,
Hamilton, Ontario, October 2006.
39. Chair: McGilton, K.S. other participants: B. Bowers, B. McKenzie-Green, D. Zimmerman, R. Stone. Changing
Practice in Long-Term Care Facilities. Gerontological Society of America Meeting, New Orleans, November 2005.
40. Chair: Mueller, C. Other participants: McGilton, K.S.., & L. Hollinger, Supervision: The lynchpin to quality
care. Gerontological Society of America Meeting, New Orleans, November 2005.
41. McGillis Hall, L., McGilton, K.S., & Krejci, J. Identifying supportive role behaviors in long-term care.
Submitted to the International Nursing Research Congress. July 2004, Dublin, Ireland
42. McGilton, K.S. Relating well as an indicator of quality of care. 56 th Annual Scientific Meeting of the
Gerontological Society of America, San Diego, C.A., November 2003.
43. McGilton, K.S. & Streiner, D.S. Factors that influence effective relational care provided to residents living in
long-term care environments. Advancing Nursing Practice Excellence: State of the Science, November, 2003,
Toronto, Canada.
44. McGilton, K.S, Irwin-Robinson, H., Boscart, V., & Minor, P. Sitting on the bedside: A planned time for
interactions. Submitted to 2nd International Conference on Elder Care, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario,
October, 2003, Toronto, Canada.
45. McGillis-Hall, L., McGilton, K.S., Doran, D, & Tourangeau, A. Nursing and patient outcomes research: A
Canadian perspective. Advancing Nursing Practice Excellence: State of the Science, September 24, 2002,
Washington, DC.
46. Estabrooks, C.A, Stevens, B., Lander, J., Watt-Watson, J., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Donner, G., Williams, J.I.,
Golden-Biddle, K.,Boschma, G., Lau, F, Humphrey, C.K., Profetto-McGrath, J., McGilton, K.S., Scott-Findlay,
S., Warnock, F., Gort, E., Hornung, R., Chong, H., Hugo, K., & Hesketh, K. “An ethnographic case study of
research utilization”, International Pediatric Research Symposium, April 11-12, 2002, Montreal, PQ.
47. McGilton, K.S., Pringle, D.M., & O’Brien-Pallas, L.L. The influence of a relationship enhancing program of
care on resident, family member and nursing staff. 54th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Gerontological Society of
America, Chicago, Illinois, November 15-18, 2001.
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48. Estabrooks, C.A., Profetto-McGrath, J, Norris, J. N., Watt-Watson, J., .Lander, J.,
Stevens, B., Boschma, G., O’Brien-Pallas, L., Lau, F., Donner, G., Williams, J.I.,
Humphrey, C.K., McGilton, K.S, Scott-Findlay, S., Warnock, F., Chong, H., Gort, E., Hugo, K., & Hesketh, K. An
ethnographic case study of research utilization. Sigma Theta Tau International, Scientific Sessions, Indianapolis,
Indiana, November 12, 2001
49. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L.L., & Pringle, D.M. Enhancing the relationships between health care aides
and their supervisors and long-term care residents. 9th National Conference on Nursing Administration, Cincinatti,
Oct 15 – 17, 2001.
50. McGilton, K.S., O’Brien-Pallas, L.L., & Pringle, D. The effects of a relationship enhancing program of care on
residents and family members. 17th Congress of the International Association of Gerontology, Vancouver, July 1-6,
2001.
51. Graham, J. (Chair), Tuokko, H., Dobbs, B., Keeting, N., Smith, A., Kobayashi, K., Stephenson, P., Russell, C.,
McGilton, K.S., & Pringle, D. A Symposium: Dementia care. The 17th Congress of the International Assoication of
Gerontology, Vancouver, July 1-6, 2001.
52. Petryshen, P. (Chair), Irvine, D., Sidani, S., & McGilton, K.S. A Symposium: Measuring nursing sensitive
patient outcomes: Theory and methodological issues participant. First International Research Utilization Conference:
Preparing for the new millennium. Toronto, Ontario, April 25, 1998.
53. McGilton, K.S.. Utilization of research into practice: Strategies to implement an intervention. First International
Research Utilization Conference: Preparing for the new millennium. Toronto, Ontario, April 25, 1998.
OTHER ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS (INVITED)
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Total Presentations: 44
1. Implementing Best Practice in LTC Environments: International Association of Homes and Services for the
Aging, Denver, Colorado, October 21, 2012.
2. Promoting Evidence Based Practice in Long-Term Care: International Association of Homes and Services for the
Aging, Malta September 24, 2012.
3. Providing Hip Fracture Rehabilitation Care to Older Adults with Cognitive Impairments - REAP Model of Care:
MSK Symposium, Toronto, June 1, 2012. (Key Note)
4. Implementing a communication intervention study in Spain, University of Lleida, March 15, 2012.
5. Relationship-Centred Care and Workplaces: What It Is and How to Get There: 5th Annual Making the
Connection Conference: Provincial Geriatric Program, PEI, October 2011. (Key Note)
6. Alternative to Restraints for Seniors: Mental Health Thought Leadership Forum, Toronto, September 22, 2011.
(Key Note)
7. Health Human Resources in LTC: LTC innovation expert panel meeting, June 23, 2011
8. Restorative Care in LTC: OLTCA Annual Research and Education Day, June 16, 2011
9. Setting the bar for excellence and strategies to reach it: Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association Biannual
Conference, June 10, 2011 (Key Note)
10. Implementing best practices: Barcelona Hospital Clinic, April 2011
11. Building Academic Capacity: Barcelona School’s of Nursing, April 2011
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12. Best care of older persons post hip fracture: there is no place like home, Chatham-Kent Health Alliance, June
2010. (Key Note)
13. Care of Older Persons: Key Note Address. University of Lleida, Spain, May 2010
14. Care of Persons with Dementia: Key Note Address. Barcelona Hospital, Spain May 2010
15. Raising Expectations: Care of Older Persons: Key Note. Elder Care Conference. 8th International Conference
for RNAO, October 7, 2009
16. Communication breakdown: When words don’t come easily for patients. Get 2 Know our Gr8 Research, Rumsey
Centre, Toronto Rehabilitation, Toronto, June 4, 2009.
17. Promoting excellence in practice: Quest for and use of knowledge. Nurses Week, Rouge Valley Centre, Ajax,
May 11, 2009
18. Achieving gerontology core competencies in Baccalaureate nursing education. Annual NICE Knowledge
Exchange, Brock University, Brock, May 8, 2009.
19. Should I stay or should I go now? OANHSS Conference, Toronto, May 4, 2009.
20. Outcomes for older adults following hip fracture surgery in an inpatient rehabilitation facility. Ce-LHIN Rehab
Task Group Symposium, Peterborough, March 3, 2009.
21. Gerontological Interprofessional Competencies, RNAO Elder Care Conference, Toronto, Sept 26, 2008
22. Think you know nursing: Take a closer look. Nurses Week, Toronto Rehab, Toronto, May 16, 2008
23. Evaluating outcomes related to Nursing Rehabilitation Competencies: A Researcher’s Perspective. National
Nursing Rehabilitation Conference, Toronto, June 20, 2007
24. Developing a relationship-enhancing program of care. Élisabeth-Bruyère Research Institute and SCO Health
Service, December 15, 2006, Ottawa, ON.
25. Clients with dementia who require rehabilitation: Concerns and solutions. Élisabeth-Bruyère Research Institute
and SCO Health Service, December 15, 2006, Ottawa, ON.
26. Caring for clients with dementia who have sustained a hip fracture. 23rd Annual Conference: Canadian
Orthopeadic Nursing Association (CONA), October 24,th 2006.
27. Health promotion for nurses. Musculoskeletal Program, Toronto Rehab Institute, May 10 th, 2006.
28. Clients with dementia post hip fracture. Musculoskeletal Program, Toronto Rehab Institute, Feb, 2005.
29. Leadership in long-term care. Gerontological Nursing Association, November 20, 2005.
30. Sitting and communicating at the bedside. Collaborative Research Program - Long Term Care,
Research and Practice Series, June 15, 2005.
31. It’s all in the approach. Toronto Rehabilitation Institute: Best Practice Forums, April 25, 2005.
32. Quality supervision in long-term care: What works? Speaker at the Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit
Conference, October 29, 2004, Toronto, Ontario.
33. Meeting with Senior Policy Analyst of Minister Smitherman to discuss Nursing in Long-Term Care,
July 22, 2004.
34. Identification and testing of factors that influence supervisors’ ability to develop supportive
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relationships with their staff. Ontario Long-Term Care Association Conference, June 17, 2004
35. Enhancing family-staff relationships in complex continuing care. Bridgepoint Health Centre, May 11, 2004.
36. Factors influencing nursing staffs’ ability to develop supportive relationships with family members living in
complex continuing care. Collaborative Research Program - Long Term Care, Research and Practice Series,
December 11, 2003.
37. Patient centred care and nurse centred care: Are they compatible? Lyndhurst Site, Toronto Rehabilitation
Institute, September 25th, 2003.
38. Developing a relationship centred program of care.Bridgepoint Health Centre, May 12, 2003.
39. My journey of developing a program of research. Collaborative Research Program - Long Term Care, November
14, 2002.
40. Nursing research in Gerontology: Why bother? Humber River Hospital, Advancing Gerontological Nursing
Practice. October 23, 2002.
41. How do we build and maintain relationships between nursing staff and their supervisors and nursing staff and
residents in long-term care environments? Speciality Care: Retirement and
Nursing Homes, May 8, 2002.
42. Can we help persons with dementia find their way in new environments? Relationships between Residents and
Careproviders: Can they be defined and measured? Collaborative Research Program - Long Term Care,
Research and Practice Series, December 6, 2001.
43. The effect of a spatial orientation intervention for persons with dementia, Kunin
Lunefeld Applied Research Unit, Research Series, May 30, 2001.
44. The effect of a relationship enhancing program of care on resident, family member, and careprovider outcomes,
Kunin-Lunefeld Applied Research Unit, Research Series, Nov 15, 2001
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SERVICE TO ACADEMIC COMMUNITY
Grant and Career Award Reviewer for:
Grant Awards
2013
2013
2012
2012
2012
2011
2011
2011
2010
2009
2009
2005 – 2007
2007
2007
2005 – 2008
2002 – 2003
Alzheimer Society of Canada
CIHR Partnerships for Health System Improvement Review Panel
Alberta Heritage Foundation
Alzheimer Association (USA)
CIHR Partnerships for Health System Improvement Review Panel
CIHR Scientific Officer for Partnerships for Health System Improvement Review Panel
OGS Panel Review Member
Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research
CIHR Scientific Officer for Mobility & Cognition Demonstration Project Review Panel
Canadian Institute for Health Research: Partnerships for Health System Improvement Reviewer
Oregon Partnership for Alzheimer’s Research Reviewer (1 grant)
Canadian Institute for Health Research External Reviewer (3 grants)
UK: Economic and Social Research Council Reviewer (2 grants)
Health Research Board (1 grant)
Nursing Research Interest Group (15 grants)
Collaborative Research Program (10 grants)
Career Awards:
2008
Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (Population Health Investigator)
Journal Manuscript Reviewer for:
2010 – present
2010 – present
2010 – present
2009 – present
2008 – present
2006 – present
2006 – present
2006 – present
2005 – present
2005 – present
2004 – present
2003 – present
Aging & Society (1 paper)
Journal of Geronotology: Psychological Series (1 paper)
Journal of Nursing Management (4 papers)
Human Resources for Health (Online Journal) (1 paper)
Journal of Applied Gerontology (2 papers)
Review of CIHR-IA Age Plus Prize Manuscripts (10 papers)
International Journal of Nursing Studies (3 papers)
Worldviews on Evidence Based Nursing (2 papers)
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research (2 papers)
Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation (1 paper)
Canadian Journal on Aging (3 papers)
Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership(6 papers)
Editorial Board Member
2010 – present Editorial Board of the Journal of Applied Gerontology
2009 – present Editorial Board Member of the International Journal of Older People Nursing
2008 – present Editorial Board Member of The Open Rehabilitation Journal
Abstract Reviewer for:
2009-10, 2012
2007, 2008
2008
2006
2006
Canadian Associaion of Gerontology Conference
Gerontological Society of America Conference
Greater Toronto Rehabilitation Conference
19th Annual Scientific Sessions, Eastern Nursing Research Society Conference: Building
Communities of Scholarship and Research
5th International Conference, Nursing Research Services Research Unit
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2005
2001
Ontario Gerontological Nursing Association
Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association Conference:
Committee Work
2012- present
2011- present
2011- present
2011-present
2010- present
2010 -present
COUPN-CAATS-CAHO Curriculum Work Group on Aging,
Co-Chair of TAHSN/U of T Elder Care Initiative
Co-Lead of the Canadian Network for Nurse Researchers in Aging
Board of Directors: Ontario NeuroTrauma Foundation
Chair of Toronto Rehab Policy and Procedures Committee
Co-chair the scientific review committee for the Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association
Meeting
Member of the Research Ethics Board, Toronto Rehab
Chair, Gerontology Task Force Committee, Faculty of Nursing, U of T.
Divisional Chair, Health and Biological Division, Canadian Association of Gerontology
Executive Committee, Canadian Association of Gerontology
Committee Member of the Toronto Rehab’s Ethics Review Board
Executive Committee Member of NSERC Create
Board of Directors for National Initiative for Care of Elderly
Committee Member of the Toronto Rehab Conference and Events Proposal Committee
Chair of the Curriculum Committee for Undergraduate Education in Gerontology, National
Initiative for the Care of the Elderly (NICE)
Chair for Nursing Research Interest Research Group: Registered Nurses Association of Ontario
2010 - present
2009 – present
2009 – present
2009 – present
2009 – present
2009 – present
2007 – present
2007 – present
2006 – present
2002 – 2007
Policy Activities
2008 – 2010
2008 – 2009
2008
Leading a team of experts to provide research evidence for Bill 140 (LTC act) regulations
Participate as an expert team panel member for the development of Risk Indicators with the MOH&
LTC
Participate as an expert panel member in the development of a Quality Improvement Framework for
LTC Facilities
Media Presentations
Spring 2012
Pulse Magazine, University of Toronto, Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing: The TAHSN/U of T Elder
Care Initiative
Fall 2011
Pulse Magazine, University of Toronto, Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing: Research that’s changing
Lives: Influencing the Care of the Elderly
Winter 2011
Edge Magazine, University of Toronto, Influencing Curriculum and Care of the Elderly
January 2011 Woodswarth Newpaper: Care of the Elderly
May 2010
Newspaper: Toronto Star. Creating Passion for Gerontology
July 2006
Newspaper: Canadian Press. Communicating effectively with persons with Alzheimer’s Disease
Conference Activities
2011
Co-lead a pre-conference workshop. Building Canadian Academic Gerontological Nursing
Research Capacity. 40th Annual Scientific & Educational Conference (CAG), Ottawa, October 21,
2011
Co-planned and taught Knowledge Exchange. Institute for Geriatric Nursing, Physician and Social
Work Education, Brock University, Sponsored by NICE & CIHR
2010–2011
Planning Committee for the 2011 Gerontology Workshop, Professional Development Institute,
Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto
2010-2011
Scientific Planning Committee for the 2011 Canadian Gerontological Nursing Association Meeting
2010-2011
Plannng Committee for the 2011 Complex Continuing Care Conference, Toronto Rehab
2009
Co-planned and taught Knowledge Exchange. Institute for Geriatric Nursing Education, Brock
University, Sponsored by NICE & CIHR
TEACHING AND SUPERVISION
GRADUATE TEACHING: UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, LAWRENCE BLOOMBERG
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FACULTY OF NURSING___________________________________________________________________________________________
Session/Term
Fall 2001
Course
Number
NUR1069
Summer 2002
NUR1069
Course Name
Class Size
Advanced Nursing Practice
Contact
Hours
15
Advanced Nursing Practice
15
25
39
8
15
20
30
Fall 2002
**NUR1056
Fall 2002
NUR1069
Places, Places and Programs,
in Long-Term Care
Advanced Nursing Practice
Summer 2003
NUR1069
Advanced Nursing Practice
15
24
Fall 2003
NUR1069
Advanced Nursing Practice
15
25
Fall 2004
*NUR1200
39
6
Fall 2004
NUR1069
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities and WellBeing
Advanced Nursing Practice
15
18
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities and WellBeing
Practice Scholarship
39
7
Summer 2005
NUR1057
(previously
NUR 1200)
NUR1072
15
25
Summer 2006
NUR1057
39
7
Summer 2007
NUR1057
39
12
Summer 2008
NUR1057
39
18
Summer 2010
NUR1057
39
15
Summer 2011
NUR1057
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities and WellBeing
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
39
13
Summer 2012
NUR1057
39
8
Fall 2012
NUR 1057
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
Interventions to Enhance
Health, Abilities, and WellBeing
39
6
Summer 2005
Note: * = Designed the course; ** = Redesigned the course
OTHER TEACHING: GUEST LECTURERS/CLASSES
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Session/Term
Faculty:
Course
Number
U of T
HMB420
Seminars
Course Name
Class Content
Human Behavioural
Biology
3
35
Spring 2011
U of T
HMB420
Seminars
Human Behavioural
Biology
3
45
Spring 2010
U of T
FON
3
60
Spring 2010
U of T
HMB420
Seminars
NUR 371 (Acute
Medical Surgical
Nursing: Adult)
Human Behavioural
Biology
3
30
Spring 2009
U of T
HMB420
Seminars
Human Behavioural
Biology
3
16
Fall 2008
Ryerson
Nursing 131
3
30
Spring 2008
U of T
HMB420
Seminars
Philosophy of nursing
science and
knowledge building
Human Behavioural
Biology
3
19
Fall 2007
U of T
NUR 360
Theories and practice
to guide the care of
persons with
dementia
Theories and practice
to guide the care of
persons with
dementia
Care of Persons with
Dementia and/or
Delirium
Theories and practice
to guide the care of
persons with
dementia
Theories and practice
to guide the care of
persons with
dementia
Theories and practice
to guide research and
practice
Theories and practice
to guide the care of
persons with
dementia
Dementia, delirium
and depression
2
80
Fall 2006
U of T
NUR 360
Dementia, delirium
and depression
2
80
Fall 2005
U of T
NUR 1022
Knowledge Exchange
Theories
3
25
Winter 2003
U of T
Graduate
Department
of Rehab
Science
Factor Analysis
3
5
Spring 2012
Nursing perceptions in
health and wellness
through the lifespan
Nursing perceptions in
health and wellness
through the lifespan
Research Design,
Appraisal and
Utilization
Methodological issues
in research on aging
and health
Contact
Hours
Class
Size
GRADUATE STUDENT THESIS SUPERVISION
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My Role
Date
Committee
Member
2012 to
present
Supervisor
Student
Degree
Sought
Department/
Faculty
Thesis Topic
Erin
Patterson
PhD
2012 to
present
Paula van
Wyke
Post Doc
Graduate
Department of
Nursing
Toronto
Rehab-UHN
Committee
Member
2011 to
present
Andrea
GilmoreBykoskyi
PhD
Predictors of
Early Admission
to LTC
Post Hip Fracture:
Ensuring the
Person-Home Fit
Relationships
between staff and
residents in LTC
Committee
Member
2011 to
present
Namita
Mulfani
MSc
Supervisor
2010 to
present
Charlene
Chu
PhD
Committee
Member
2010 to
present
PhD
Supervisor
2009 to
present
Tracy
DanylyshenLaycock
Rola
Moghabghab
CoSupervisor
2005 to
2010
Veronique
Boscart
PhD
Committee
member
2008 to
present
Jana Gegus
PhD
Graduate
Department of
Nursing
Committee
member
2008 to
2012
Kaveh
Mohamad
PhD
Faculty of
Engineering
Committee
member
2008 to
2012
Tilak Dutta
PhD
Faculty of
Engineering
CoSupervisor
(Post
Doctoral)
2009 to
2012
Dr. Sion
Williams
Senior
Health
Career
Fellowship
Bangor
University,
Wales
PhD
University of
Wisconsin,
Madison
School of
Nursing
Graduate
Department of
Rehabilitation
Sciences
Graduate
Department of
Nursing
University of
Sasketchewan
Graduate
Department of
Nursing
Graduate
Department of
Nursing
Accomplishments
Affect and
Persons with
Dementia
Care of the
elderly
Knowledge
translation and
care of the elderly
Interventions to
reduce delirium
“They make your
day”: Humanistic
nurse-patient
relationships in
chronic care.
2 Manuscripts
1 Manuscript
6 Manuscripts
4 Presentations
Co-applicant on
a CIHR grant,
Sept 2008
CIHR Best
poster
Music therapy
research and
knowledge
translation.
Identifying
nursing activities
to estimate the
risk of crosscontamination
Back injury in
caregivers
Maintaining
stability,
managing decline,
& bridging
transition in
OTHER GRADUATE COMMITMENTS
____________________________________________________________________________________________
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My Role
Date
External
Examiner
External
Examiner
July 2012
External
Examiner
Student
Degree Sought
Department/Faculty
Rozanne
Wilson
Barbara
Wilson
PhD
March 2012
Elizabeth
Anderson
PhD
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Alberta
External
Examiner
May 2011
Minn Yoon
PhD
Rehabilitation Sciences,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
Oct 2010
Barbara
Mildon
PhD
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
April 2009
Charlotte Lee
PhD Proposal
Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
External
Examiner
October
2008
Amy HoangKim
MSc
Institute of Medical
Sciences, University of
Toronto
Internal
Examiner
August
2008
Karen Eisler
PhD Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
May 2008
Mae Squires
PhD Proposal
Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
December
2007
Patricia
Harbman
PhD Proposal
Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
August
2007
Minn Yoon
Rehabilitation Sciences,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
July 2007
Karen Eisler
PhD
Comprehensive
Examination
PhD Proposal
Defense
June 2012
Rehabilitation Sciences,
University of Toronto
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
PhD
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Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Thesis Topic
Communication and
persons with dementia
Exploring determinants
of registered nurse’
trust in their managers
Exploring the
relationships between
unregulated healthcare
workers and residents
in long-term care
settings
Oral care for the elderly
The concept of home
care nursing workload:
Analysis and
Significance
Social Capital and
Relational
Coordination in
Outpatient Clients
Functional outcomes in
the aged with hip
fractures: a
systematic review.
What are the leadership
practices of nurse
managers that will
retain nurses and
promote high quality
care in Saskatchewan
hospitals?
The influence of
perceived fairness and
relational leadership on
safety climate and
nursing work
environment
The nurse practitioners’
role in secondary
prevention after heart
attack: The impact of
pre-discharge and
follow-up NP care
Oral care for the elderly
What are the leadership
practices of nurse
managers that will
retain nurses and
promote high quality
care in Saskatchewan
hospitals?
Internal
Examiner
May 2007
Kim Widger
PhD Proposal
Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Internal
Examiner
May 2005
Malini
Persaud
PhD Proposal
Defense
Faculty of Nursing,
University of Toronto
Development and
validation of an
instrument to measure
the quality of pediatric
end-of-life care from
the parent’s perspective
Pleasure in the daily
lives of people with
advanced dementia
living
in a long term care
facility: A multiple case
study approach
GRADUATE STUDENTS CLINICAL PLACEMENTS SUPERVISION AND MENTORSHIP
____________________________________________________________________________________________
My Role
Date
Student
Course/
Activity
Department/Faculty
Area of
Interest
Course
Supervisor
Mentorship
2010
Denise
Doodman
Ryan
DeForges
NUR 1010
Persons with hip
factures
Undergraduate
gerontology
curriculum
1 Presentation
2008
Abraham
Oudshoorn
Undergraduate
gerontology
curriculum
Co-applicant on a
Meetings,
Dissemination and
Planning CIHR
grant, Oct 1, 2008
Course
Supervisor
Course
Supervisor
Course CoSupervisor
2006
Ruby Gill
National
Initiative
for the
Care of
Elderly
(NICE)
NUR 1070
York, Graduate
Nursing Department
Health and Rehab
Sciences
University of Western
Ontario
Graduate Department
of Nursing
University of Western
Ontario
Mentorship
2005
Ursula
Petroz
Gianna
Knibbs
NUR 1070
Charge nurse
role
Supportive
supervisor
Life Stories
Course
Supervisor
Course
Supervisor
2003
Penney
Minor
Lily
Spanjevic
NUR 1070
Graduate Department
of Nursing
Graduate Department
of Nursing,
Department of
Occupational Therapy,
University of Toronto
Graduate Department
of Nursing
Graduate Department
of Nursing
2008
2005
2003
NICE
Research
Practicum
NUR 1070
Nurse-patient
interactions
Nurse-patient
interactions
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION
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Major
Accomplishments
1 Presentation
1 Manuscript
1 Presentation
1 Manuscript
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Student
Name
Jacquie
Burrell
Melissa
Biscardi
Laura Mee
Eirena
Calabrese
Trish Farkus
Cheryl
Silveira
Wintanna
Debessai
Jae Lee
Leslie Saleh
Chloe
Kovach
Type of Learning
Experience
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Summer
Studentship
Summer
Studentship
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Research
Assistant
Term
University
20032005
20052006
2006
BSCN
20072008
Summer
2009
Summer
2009
Summer
2010
Ryerson
University
University of
Toronto
Waterloo
University
Ottawa
University
University of
Manitoba
University of
Toronto
University of
Toronto
University of
Toronto
Summer
2012
Summer
2012
Dalhousie
University
McMaster
University
MScN
2007
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Degree Sought
BSCN
Accomplishments
2 Manuscripts
BS
BSCN
BSCN
2 Presentations
BSCN
2 Presentations
BSCN
1 Presentation
BSCN
1 Presentation
BSc
1 Manuscript