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Halifax university's newest Canadian Research Chair focusing on women's health research
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Justine Dol is Mount Saint Vincent University's new Tier 2 Canadian Research Chair and will be focusing on healthcare information communication and women's and gender diverse healthcare over her five-year appointment.
For Tier 2 chairs, the institution receives $100,000 annually and additional $20,000 annual research stipends over a five-year appointment.
This work has included a study with input from 2,000 people, including community members, health-care workers and policy makers, into what research questions the IWK should focus on.
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