John Queenan

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About John Queenan

Dr. John Queenan completed both his MSc and PhD in Epidemiology (Clinical stream) at Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario with an additional focus on Transdisciplinary Cancer Research. Dr. Queenan has also completed two fellowships in Primary Care Research Methodology; TUTOR at Western University, London, Ontario, Canada and the Practice-Based Research Methods fellowship programme at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA. He is currently the Senior Epidemiologist for the Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network (CPCSSN) and an Assistant Professor (adj.) in the Department of Family Medicine at Queen’s University. His research interests include using a Transdisciplinary lens to focus on the clinical and psychosocial experiences of symptomatic illness and the creation and validation of disease case definitions in electronic medical records. Dr. Queenan is the project lead for a multisite non-randomized intervention study entitled “The implementation of the CPCSSN Data Presentation Tool (CPCSSN-DPT) in primary care clinics to enhance the surveillance, prevention and management of chronic disease”. The study is fully funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada. Dr. Queenan is also the project lead for several industry and publically funded clinical research projects. Specialties: Clinical and social epidemiology, patient centered research, primary care, cancer research, patient related outcomes (PRO), outcomes research (OR), quality of life research, social support, social network analysis, study design, data analysis, electronic medical records, clinical population medicine.