Faculty and Staff

705 675-1151 ext. 3972 Fax: 705 671-6603 nlightfoot@laurentian.ca Nancy Lightfoot, Director and Associate Professor B.Sc. (Microbiology), M.Sc. (Microbiology), Ph.D. (Community Health - Epidemiology) School of Rural and Northern Health/École de santé dans les milieux ruraux et du nord Dr. Nancy Lightfoot is an epidemiologist trained in community health. Some of her current studies include studies of mortality and cancer incidence in mine workers; the impact of the determinants of health on prostate cancer progression and survival; a qualitative study to determine cancer research priorities in Aboriginal communities in NEO and optimal research methods; and a qualitative study about what external researchers and Aboriginal communities need to know about working together. Interests The impact of long distance travel for chronic disease care; Occupational health related to resource industries; Environmental, community, and Aboriginal health; Risk factors related to chronic disease development; Evaluation of quality of worklife; and Research methodology, chargée de cours, BSS, MSS, doctorante en Sciences de l’Éducation (U. Laval) Additional Information Webmaster Updated: March 2011

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Corps professoral et personnel

705 675-1151 poste 3972 Télécopieur : 705 671-6603 nlightfoot@laurentienne.ca Nancy Lightfoot, Director and Associate Professor B.Sc. (Microbiology), M.Sc. (Microbiology), Ph.D. (Community Health - Epidemiology) School of Rural and Northern Health/École de santé dans les milieux ruraux et du nord Dr. Nancy Lightfoot is an epidemiologist trained in community health. Some of her current studies include studies of mortality and cancer incidence in mine workers; the impact of the determinants of health on prostate cancer progression and survival; a qualitative study to determine cancer research priorities in Aboriginal communities in NEO and optimal research methods; and a qualitative study about what external researchers and Aboriginal communities need to know about working together. Domaine d’intérêts : The impact of long distance travel for chronic disease care; Occupational health related to resource industries; Environmental, community, and Aboriginal health; Risk factors related to chronic disease development; Evaluation of quality of worklife; and Research methodology, chargée de cours, BSS, MSS, doctorante en Sciences de l’Éducation (U. Laval) Informations supplémentaires Webmestre Mise à jour : mars 2011

École de service social 8e étage, édifice Willet Green Miller Chemin du lac Ramsey Sudbury, Ontario P3E 2C6 Téléphone  705  673-6560 Télécopieur  705  671-3832