Volume 107, Issue 1, January 2016

In this issue (23 articles)

1. Editorial / Éditorial

   A collaboration between cousins: The Canadian Journal of Public Health and the Canadian Society for Epidemiology and Biostatistics

   Linda Dodds CJPH, Eduardo Franco Pages e1-e2

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2. 

   Invited Commentary

   Epidemiology today: Mitigating threats to an ecosystem

   Nancy Kreiger MPH, PhD Pages e3-e8

3. 

   Quantitative Research

   Data-driven approach of CUSUM algorithm in temporal aberrant event detection using interactive web applications

   Ye Li PhD, Michael Whelan MSc, Leigh Hobbs MPH… Pages e9-e15

4. 

   Quantitative Research

   What predictors matter: Risk factors for late adolescent outcomes

   Elizabeth Wall-Wieler MSc, Leslie L. Roos PhD… Pages e16-e22

5. 

   Quantitative Research

   Trajectories of objectively measured sedentary time among secondary students in Manitoba, Canada in the context of a province-wide physical education policy: A longitudinal analysis

   Fei Zuo MPH, Melisa Comte MSc, Jannice So MPH… Pages e23-e29

6. 

   Quantitative Research

   A methodology to leverage cross-sectional accelerometry to capture weather’s influence in active living research

   Tarun R. Katapally PhD, Daniel Rainham PhD… Pages e30-e36

7. 

   Quantitative Research

   Canadian brain cancer survival rates by tumour type and region: 1992–2008

   Yan Yuan PhD, Qian Shi MSc, Maoji Li MMath… Pages e37-e42

8. 

   Quantitative Research

   Using expert opinion to quantify unmeasured confounding bias parameters

   Soodabeh Navadeh MD, MPH, Ali Mirzazadeh MD, MPH, PhD… Pages e43-e48

9. 

   Quantitative Research

   Dietary patterns and the risk of female breast cancer among participants of the Canadian National Enhanced Cancer Surveillance System

   Keith Van Ryswyk BSc, Paul J. Villeneuve PhD… Pages e49-e55

10. 

    Systematic Review

    Quality of administrative health databases in Canada: A scoping review

    Aynslie Hinds MSc, Lisa M. Lix PhD, Mark Smith MSc… Pages e56-e61

11. 

    Quantitative Research

    Spatial variability of gastroschisis in Canada, 2006–2011: An exploratory analysis

    Kate L. Bassil PhD, Junmin Yang MSc… Pages e62-e67

12. 

    Quantitative Research

    Implicating municipalities in addressing household food insecurity in Canada: A pan-Canadian analysis of news print media coverage

    Patricia A. Collins PhD, Megan Gaucher PhD… Pages e68-e74

13. 

    Quantitative Research

    Immigrant status and having a regular medical doctor among Canadian adults

    Michelle L. Degelman BHS, Katya M. Herman PhD Pages e75-e80

14. 

    Quantitative Research

    Prevalence of unexplained anaemia in Inuit men and Inuit post-menopausal women in Northern Labrador: International Polar Year Inuit Health Survey

    Jennifer A. Jamieson PhD, Hope A. Weiler PhD… Pages e81-e87

15. 

    Quantitative Research

    The relationship between violence and engagement in drug dealing and sex work among street-involved youth

    Kanna Hayashi PhD, Ben Daly-Grafstein, Huiru Dong MSc… Pages e88-e93

16. 

    Quantitative Research

    What leads to homeless shelter re-entry? An exploration of the psychosocial, health, contextual and demographic factors

    Annie T. Duchesne MScPH, David W. Rothwell PhD Pages e94-e99

17. 

    Quantitative Research

    Suicidal ideation in a community-based sample of elementary school children: A multilevel and spatial analysis

    Cindy Xin Feng PhD, Cheryl Waldner PhD… Pages e100-e105

18. 

    Quantitative Research

    Contact investigation outcomes of Canadian-born adults with tuberculosis in Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations in Alberta

    Lisa Eisenbeis MSc, Zhiwei Gao PhD… Pages e106-e111

19. 

    Public Health Intervention

    Report of an equity-focused health impact assessment of a proposed universal parenting program in Manitoba

    Benita E. Cohen PhD, Christine A. Ateah PhD… Pages e112-e118

20. 

    Mixed Review

    Designing exposure registries for improved tracking of occupational exposure and disease

    Victoria H. Arrandale PhD, Stephen Bornstein PhD… Pages e119-e125