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CIHR has awarded $96K to Quinlan and Thomas (Co-PIs) to disseminate research results on the psychosocial effects of arm problems encountered by breast cancer survivors. The proposed dissemination project will include development and performance of an ethnodrama for Francophone audiences of health care decision makers and survivors in the Quebec, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and New Brunswick.
1/15/12

Would you like to contribute to a collection on innovative research methodologies? Click here for the call for chapters and description of the book to be published Academica Press and edited by Curtis Fogel, Elizabeth Quinlan and Andrea Quinlan.

The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council has awarded a 2-year Insight Development Grant to Quinlan for her study
on The Work of Women’s Auxiliaries, 1940s-1960s: A Case Study of the Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union.
See blog.
5/31/11

Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation awards funding to a research team, led by Elizabeth Quinlan and Roanne Thomas-MacLean to develop arts-based interventions for cancer patients.
1/18/11

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Photo of Liz Quinlan courtesy of Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation

Elizabeth Quinlan PhD – Sociology research and teaching

Assistant Professor

Department of Sociology
University of Saskatchewan

Principal Investigator

Addressing Workplace Bullying with Continuing Care Assistants Research Project
Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation

Research Interests

Health and Illness (See 5-year research plan)
Work and Work Organization
Gender and Work (Go to trade union research project blog)
Research Methods

Recent Publications and Presentations pointer down

Elizabeth Quinlan, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Thomas Hack, Winkle Kwan, Baukje Miedema, Sue Tatemichi, Anna Towers & Andrea Tilley. (2009).  The impact of breast cancer among Canadian women:  Disability and productivity. Work: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation, 34 (3). 285-296.

Elizabeth Quinlan. (2009) The actualities of knowledge work: An institutional ethnography of multi-disciplinary primary health care teams.  Sociology of Health and Illness, 31, (5).  pp. 625-641. 

Elizabeth Quinlan & Wendy Duggleby.  (2009).  Breaking the 4th wall: Using participatory theatre to investigate and foster hope among family caregivers of people with dementia.  International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being, 4 (4).  207-219.

Elizabeth Quinlan, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Thomas Hack, Winkle Kwan, Baukje Miedema, Sue Tatemichi, Andrea Tilley,  Anna Towers, Surviving Breast Cancer: Yoga, Drama, and Spouses.  Saskatchewan Breast Cancer Network .  Dec 4, 2009.  Saskatoon, SK.
 
Elizabeth Quinlan, Joanne Horsley, Allyson Clarke. From Outrage to Action: Countering the Institituional Response to Sexualized Violence on University Campuses. Sexual Assault Law, Practice & Activism in a Post-Jane Doe Era. University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, March 6-7, 2009. Ottawa, ON

Elizabeth Quinlan, Roanne Thomas-MacLean, Thomas Hack; Winkle Kwan; Baukje Miedema; Sue Takemichi; Andrea Tilley; Anna Towers; Paul Spriggs.  Latent Growth Curve Modeling: Breast Cancer Survivorship and Beyond.  NAPCRG 2009 37th Annual Meeting, Nov 14-17, Montreal, P.Q. p. 41.

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