Goodridge, Donna - University of Saskatchewan

个人简介

Donna Goodridge, RN, Ph.D. is a Professor in the Division of Respirology, Critical Care and Sleep Medicine. She is currently the Co-Chair of the Canadian Thoracic Society (CTS) COPD Clinical Assembly and a member of the CTS Choosing Wisely Task Force. Goodridge is a co-Director of the Foundations undergraduate Respiratory Module at the University of Saskatchewan. Her primary research interests are: a) health system improvement and re-design (including Lean and remote patient monitoring); and b) patient engagement in self-management of chronic illnesses and age-related conditions. She has received extensive training in realist evaluative approaches and mixed methods and uses these methodologies in current projects. Goodridge is a member of the Steering Committee of Age-Friendly and works closely with members of the Saskatoon Council on Aging and other community-based groups.

研究领域

COPD: Care Transitions Complex Continuing Care Advance Care Planning Disability

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Goodridge D., Hutchinson S, Wilson D, Ross C. Living in a Rural Area with Advanced Chronic Respiratory Illness: A Qualitative Study. Primary Care Respiratory Journal 2010; 19: in press. doi:10.4104/pcrj.2010.00062 Wong C, Goodridge D, Marciniuk D, Rennie D. Fatigue in Patients with COPD Participating in a Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program. International Journal of COPD 2010;5:319-326. Goodridge, D., Lawson, J., Rennie, D., & Marciniuk, D. (2010). Rural/Urban Differences in Health Care Utilization and Place of Death for Persons with Respiratory Illness in the Last Year of Life. Rural and Remote Health 10 (online): 1349. Available from: http://www.rrh.org.au. Goodridge, D., Lawson, J., Rocker, G., Rennie, D., & Marciniuk, D. (2010). Factors Associated with Opioid Dispensation for Patients with COPD and Lung Cancer in the Last Year of Life: A Retrospective Analysis. International Journal of COPD 2010;5:99-105. Goodridge D. (2010). End of Life Care Policies: Do They Make a Difference in Practice? Social Science and Medicine 2010;70 (8):1116-1170.