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==== Antimicrobial Resistance ==== | ==== Antimicrobial Resistance ==== | ||
- | Dr. Harrison is an Editorial Contributor/ | + | Dr. Harrison is an Editorial Contributor/ |
- | * John Conly of the AHS Scientific Advisory Group for COVID-19 | + | * [[public_health_agencies: |
- | * Andrew Morris of the Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table | + | * [[public_health_agencies: |
- | * Lynora Saxinger of the AHS Scientific Advisory Group for COVID-19 | + | * [[public_health_agencies: |
- | The project was funded by Alberta Health Services, Alberta Health, and the BC Ministry of Health, Pharmaceutical Services Division. | + | The project was funded by [[public_health_agencies: |
==== COVID-19 ==== | ==== COVID-19 ==== | ||
- | Dr. Harrison is a site investigator for Canadian COVID-19 Cohort Study (CCCS), studying the epidemiology of COVID-19 in Canadian healthcare workers. The specific items for research include the rate of COVID-19 infection, risk factors for infection (occupational and community), antibody levels over time, uptake of vaccines against COVID-19, and psychological impact of working during a pandemic. Dr. Harrison’s study group includes staff working at either Grey Nuns Community Hospital or the University of Alberta Hospital. | + | Dr. Harrison is a site investigator for [[Canadian COVID-19 Cohort Study]] (CCCS), studying the epidemiology of [[COVID-19]] in Canadian healthcare workers.((// |
- | The CCCS study page bearing Dr. Harrison’s name is hosted on the website for the Toronto Invasive Bacterial Diseases Network at Mount Sinai Hospital, which is funded by “an unrestricted educational grant from Pfizer Canada Inc.” | + | The CCCS study page bearing Dr. Harrison’s name is hosted on the website for the [[Toronto Invasive Bacterial Diseases Network]] at [[Mount Sinai Hospital]], which is funded by “an unrestricted educational grant from [[pharmaceutical_companies: |