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CURRICULUM VITAE CATHERINE MARY SCOTT

Contents Section 1: Personal and Professional Details Section 2: Education Section 3: Honours and Awards Section 4: Research & Scholarship Section 5: Dissemination Activities Section 6: Teaching and Course Development Section 7: Employment & Professional Service

1. PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DETAILS Current Positions: Chief Operations Officer & Lead, Policy Research Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research Assistant Professor (Adjunct) - Departments of Community Health Sciences

& Sociology, University of Calgary Address: ACCFCR Suite 200, 3824 24th Avenue NW Calgary, Alberta, T3B 2X9 P: 403-809-5680 F: 403-955-5979 E-mail: cscott@research4children.com OR cmscott@ucalgary.ca

Areas of Research Interest and Expertise: Areas of Teaching Expertise: o Collaboration, Partnerships & Networks o Knowledge management & exchange o Participatory Action Research o Knowledge management & exchange

o Health care systems o Research & evaluation

o Primary health care o Primary health care o Health promotion & determinants of Health o Research & evaluation methods o Inter-professional practice

o Community development o Health promotion & determinants of

health o Inter-professional practice

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2. EDUCATION

Post- CADRE CHSRF/CIHR Postdoctoral Fellowship October ‘04-December‘06 Doctoral Universities of Calgary and Alberta Foci - Collaboration among health care Professionals within primary care; Social

networks, social capital and communities of practice as mechanisms for knowledge mobilization

PhD University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta Department of Community Health Sciences January 1997 – September 2001

Dissertation: Partnership Theory for Canadian Health Systems: An Analysis of Theory and Practice Supervisor: Dr. W. E. Thurston

MSc University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta Department of Community Health Sciences

September 1991 – September 1993 Thesis: The Development of Partnerships Among Community Agencies Working With Vulnerable Groups – Nominated for the Governor General’s Gold Medal Supervisor: Dr. W. E. Thurston

BSc With Distinction, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta Major: Physical Therapy, September 1978 – April 1982

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3. HONOURS AND AWARDS 09/2012-05/2013 Alberta Health Services, AHS Executive Education Program 10/2004-09/2006 Canadian Health Services Research Foundation, Postdoctoral Fellowship 06/1999 Recognition for Contribution to Teaching, Continuing Medical

Education, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary 05/1997–04/1998 The Province of Alberta Graduate Fellowship 09/1997-04/1998 The Province of Alberta Graduate Scholarship 05/1997-08/1997 The Alexa W. Church Graduate Scholarship in Medical Sciences 11/1993 Nomination for Governor General’s Gold Medal 1978, 1979, 1981 Province of Alberta Scholarships

4. RESEARCH & SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS Secured (2013) Title: IMPACT: Innovative Models Promoting Access-to-Care Transformation Source:

CIHR Funding Stream: Community based primary healthcare Amount: $2,438,602 Term: 07/2013-06/2018 PIs: Haggerty J; Christley S, Lemelin J, Rodrigue J, Scott C M, Dahrouge S, Harris M, Levesque J-F, Lewis V, Russell G CIs: Taylor A, Harris A, Crabtree B, Loignon C, Browning C, Feldman D, Markham D, Strumpf E, Powell Davies G, Gunn J, Denis J-L, McDonald J, Pottie K, Jackson-Pulver L, McKenna L, Roland M, Breton M, Zwar N, Stocks N, Jennings P, Pluye P, Wedel R, Oddie S, Liaw S-T, Peckham S, Haines T, Welch V, Hogg W, Miller W

(2013) Title: TRANSFORMATION – Transforming CPHC Delivery through Comprehensive Performance Measurement and Reporting Source: Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) Amount: $500,000 Term: 04/2013-03-2018 Source: Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Funding Stream: Community based primary healthcare Amount: $1,986,401 Term: 04/2013-03/2018 PIs: Wong S T, Haggerty J, Hogg W CIs: Abbott J, Davidson H; Lee V, Rey M, Roumeliotis P, Salois R, Sanmartin C, Scott C, Tipper B, Veillard J, Ableson J, Burge F, Campbell J, El Eman K, Glazier R, Johnston S, Katz A, Levesque J-F, Mcgrail K, Wodchis W

(2011) Title: Patients Matter: Engaging patients as collaborators to improve osteoarthritis (OA) care in Alberta Source: CHSRF Funding Stream: Patient Engagement Amount: $206,850 Term: 09/2011 – 08/2013 PI: T. Wasylak CIs: D.A. Marshall, N. Marlett, T. Noseworthy Advisors: J. Rees, CM Scott

(2010) Title: Integrated KT/KM approach to decision-support for the Alberta Bone and Joint Clinical Network Source: AI-HS Amount: $13,500 Term:11/2010-10/2011 PI: Marshall, D. CIs:, Scott CM

(2010) Title: Shifting ground, common ground: understanding the evolving primary care practice Source: CIHR Amount: $100,000 Term: 01/2008-07/2009 PI: Hogg, W CIs: Crabtree B, Dahrouge S, Geneau R, Gunn J, Harris M, Levesque JF, Miller W, Russell G, Scott CM

(2010) Title: A Decision Support Tool for Planning Integrated Sustainable Health Services for Patients with Osteoarthritis of the Hip and Knee Source: CIHR – The Arthritis Society Amount: $240,000 Term: 2 years PI: Marshall, D. CIs: Carter M, Frank C, Maxwell C, Mosher D, Noseworthy T, Rogers P, Rohleder T, Vanderby S COs: Faris P, Lee R, Scott CM, Seidel J, Smith C, Wasylak T, Weaver S, Wood H

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(2009) Title: A Place for Story in Healthcare Source: AHFMR. Amount: $9,820 Term: June 2009 – March 2011 PI: Scott CM CIs: Gall VN, Spencer M, Wolansky T, Parboosingh, J

(2009) Title: Innovative Education Workshop Design - Interprofessional practice in Diabetes care Source: Health Education, Merck-Frosst Canada. Amount: $33,000 Term: November 2008-October 2009 PI: Parboosingh J. CIs: Scott CM, Ross S.

(2008) Title: A social network approach to understanding obesity research networks at the University of Alberta. Source: Canadian Obesity Network. Amount: $3744 Term: July-October 2008 PI: Sharma A. CoPI: Scott CM.

(2008) Title: GRIDLOCC Evaluation. Source: Alberta Health & Wellness. Amount: $200,000 Term: January 2008- July 2009 PI: Scott CM. CIs: MacKean G.

(2008) Title: Canadian Obesity Network & Interprofessional Practice: Members’ Views. Source: University of Calgary – University Research Grants Competition. Amount: $10,000 Term: April 2007- March 2008 PI: Russell-Mayhew, S CoPI: Scott CM.

(2007) Title: A management and decision support tool for local decision-makers. Source: CADTH Amount: $100,000 Term: January – December 2007. PI: Poulin P. CIs: Scott CM, Gall, VN, Seidel J & Lafreniere R.

(2007) Title: Fostering Interprofessional Relationships through the Canadian Obesity Network Study Amount: $8,704. Term: April-September, 2007 PI: Russell-Mayhew, S CI: Scott CM.

(2007) Title: Strengthening primary healthcare services through innovative practice networks. Source: Canadian Health Services Foundation, REISS Competition; AHFMR; Calgary Health Region. Grant #: RC2-1474-09 Amount: $400,000. Term: January 2007- December 2010. PI: Scott CM. CIs: Bergman J, Besner J, Casebeer A, Cunning L, Ducey A, Faris P, Hofmeyer A, Nimmock M, MacKean G, McPherson C, Myers N, Oelke N, Paul A, Russell G, Straus S

(2006) Local Health Technology Assessment Tools for Local Decision Makers. Source: CADTH. Amount: $100,000. Term: 1 year. PI: Poulin, P CIs: Scott CM, Gall VN, Seidel J, Lafreniere R.

(2005).Title: Promoting Public Dialogue on Poverty in Alberta. Source: Women’s Program, Status of Women Canada. Amount: $43,889. Term: May 2, 2005-September 1, 2006. PI: Scott CM. CI: Thurston, W.E. on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group.

(2005) Title: Promoting Public Dialogue on Poverty in Alberta. Source: National Homelessness Initiative. Amount: $9638.00. Term: February- March, 2005. PI: Scott CM. CI: Thurston, W.E. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group.

(2005) Title: Conference Support for the Women and A Fair Income Photovoice Project. Source: Special Projects Grant, University of Calgary. Amount: $7000. Term: February – September. PI: Scott CM. CoPI: Thurston, W.E.

(2004) Title: Photovoice Project Support. Source: Family and Community Support Services. Amount: $8000. Term: July – December. PI: Scott CM. CoPIs: Thurston, W.E. & Farkas, J. on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group.

(2003) Title: Advocating for Women and A Fair Income: A Photovoice Project. Source: Institute for Gender Research. Amount: $5000. Term: July, ’03- December, ‘5. PI: Scott CM. CI: Thurston, W.E. on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group.

(2002) Title: Collaboration in Context (Conference Grant). Source: SSHRC Amount: $5500. Term: March – July 2002. PI: Thurston, W.E. CoPI: Scott CM.

(2000) Title: The Differential Impact of Health Care Privatization on Women in Alberta. Source: Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence. Amount: $5000. Term: February – June. PI: Scott CM. CIs: Horne, T. & Thurston, W.E.

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STUDENTSHIPS (2010) Title: Master’s Scholarship, Cullingham C. Source: CHSRF REISS grant Amount: $17,500

Term: 12 Months (Start date Sept 1, 2010-August 31, 2011) (2010) Title: PhD Scholarship, Yelland, G. Source: CHSRF Amount: $17,500

Term: 12 Months (Start date July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010) (2009) Title: Master’s Scholarship, Cullingham C. Source: Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada

Graduate Scholarships Amount: $17,500 Term: 12 Months (Start date May 1, 2009) (2008) Title: Post-Doctoral Fellowship, McPherson C. Source: Canadian Health Services

Research Foundation, REISS Competition. Amount: $50 000 per year. Term: 2008 – 2010. (2008) Title: Summer Studentship, Friesen L. Source: Undergraduate Student Research Program,

University of Calgary. Amount: $5 000. Term: May 2008 – August 2008. (2007) Title: Travel Grant, Paskall C. Source: Graeme Bell Travel Grant, University of Calgary.

Amount: $1 000. Term: Fall/Winter 2008. (2007) Title: Fall/Winter Studentship, Paskall C. Source: Undergraduate Student Research

Program, University of Calgary. Amount: $2 000. Term: Fall/Winter 2008. (2007) Title: Summer Studentship, Paskall C. Source: Centre for Advancement of Health,

Calgary. Amount: $2 600. Term: Summer 2007. (2008) Title: Summer Studentship, Dobrowolski S. Source: Undergraduate Student Research

Program, University of Calgary. Amount: $5 000. Term: May 2007 – August 2007. 5. DISSEMINATION ACTIVITIES

PUBLICATIONS Published Refereed Manuscripts (2016) Harris MF, Advocat J, Crabtree BF, Levesque JF, Miller WL, Gunn JM, Hogg W, Scott CM,

Chase SM, Halma L, Russell GM. Interprofessional teamwork innovations for primary health care practices and practitioners: evidence from a comparison of reform in three countries. Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare 29:35-46.

(2014) Poulin P, Austen L, Scott CM, Poulin M, Gall N, Seidel J, Lafrenière R. Introduction of new technologies and decision-making processes: a framework to adapt a Local Health Technology Decision Support Program for other local settings. Medical Devices 18(6):185-93.

(2013) Poulin P, Kyle, Austen L, Scott CM, Waddell, C, Dixon E, Poulin M, Lafrieniere R. Multi-Criteria Development and Incorporation into Decision Tools for Health Technology Adoption. Journal of Health Organization and Management 27, 2

(2012) Hofmeyer, AT, Scott CM, & Lagendyk LE. Researcher-decision-maker partnerships in health services research: practical challenges, guiding principles. BMC Health Services Research 12: 280 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-12-280.

(2010) Thannhauser J, Russell-Mayhew S, Scott CM. Measures of interprofessional education & collaboration. Journal of Interprofessional Care 24(4): 336-349.

(2009) Scott CM, Seidel J, Bowen S, Gall VN. Integrated health systems and integrated knowledge: Creating space for putting knowledge into action. Healthcare Quarterly –Special Issue: Building Connections: Best Practices in Health System Integration 13(Sp): 30-36.

(2009) Casebeer AL, Popp J, Scott CM. Positively Deviant Networks: What are they and why do we need them? Journal of Organization & Management 23(6): 610-626.

(2009) Newton MS, Hofmeyer AT, Scott CM, Angus D & Harstall C. More than Mingling: The Potential of Networks in Facilitating Knowledge Translation in Health Care. Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 29(3): 192-193.

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(2008) Russell-Mayhew, M., Scott CM & Stewart M. The Canadian Obesity Network and Interprofessional Practice: Members’ Views. Journal of Interporfessional Care, 22(2), 149 - 165

(2007) Scott CM & Hofmeyer AT. Acknowledging complexity: critically analyzing context to understand interdisciplinary research. Journal of Interprofessional Care 21(5), 491-501.

(2007) Scott CM & Hofmeyer AT. Networks and social capital: a relational approach to primary healthcare reform. Health Research Policy and Systems, 5(9). Retrieved September 30, from http://www.health-policy-systems.com/content/5/1/9.

(2007) Hofmeyer, AT & Scott CM. Moral geography of focus groups with participants who have preexisting relationships in the workplace. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 6(2), Article 5. Retrieved October 1, from http://www.ualberta.ca/~iiqm/backissues/6_2/hofmeyer.pdf.

(2007) Hofmeyer A., Newton, A. & Scott CM. Valuing the scholarship of integration and the

scholarship of application in the academy for health sciences scholars: recommended methods. Health Research Policy and Systems 5(5).

(2007) Weeks, L., Verhoef, M. & Scott CM. Presenting the alternative: cancer and complementary and alternative medicine in the Canadian print media. Support Care in Cancer, 15, 931-938.

(2006) Vanderheyden, L., Scott CM & Pain K Evaluability assessment as a tool for research network development: experiences of the complementary and alternative medicine education and research network of Alberta, Canada. Canadian Journal of Program Evaluation, 21(1), 63-82.

(2005) Gerrard, N., Thurston, W.E., Scott CM & Meadows, L. M. Silencing women in Canada: the effects of the erosion of support programs for farm women. Canadian Women’s Studies, 24(4), 59-66.

(2005) MacKean, G. L., Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. Bridging the divide between families and health professionals’ perspectives on family centered care. Health Expectations, 8, 74-85.

(2004) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. The influence of social context on partnerships in Canadian health systems. Gender, Work and Organization, 11(5), 481-505.

(2003) Thurston, W.E., Scott CM, Horne, T. & Donner, L. Constraints on women’s health partnerships among sectors: lessons from Canada. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 35(3), 108-122.

(2003) Scott CM, Verhoef, M. J. & Hilsden, R. J. Inflammatory bowel disease patients’ decisions to use complementary therapies: links to existing models of care. Complementary Therapies in Medicine, 11, 22-27.

(2002) Scott CM, Thurston, W. E. & Crow, B. A. Development of healthy public policy: Feminist analysis of conflict, collaboration and social change. Health Care for Women International, 23(6): 530-539.

(2000) Casebeer, A., Scott CM, Hannah, K. Transforming a health care system: managing change for community gain. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 92(2), 89-93.

(1998) Verhoef, M. J., Scott CM & Hilsden, R. J. A multimethod research study on the use of complementary therapies among patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine, 4(4), 68-71.

(1998) Hilsden, R. J., Scott CM & Verhoef, M. J. Complementary medicine use by patients with inflammatory bowel disease. The American Journal of Gastroenterology, 93(5), 697-701.

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(1998) Thurston, W. E., Cory, J. & Scott CM. Building a feminist theoretical framework for screening of wife-battering: key issues to be addressed. Patient Education and Counselling, 33, 299-304.

(1998) Hilsden, R. J., Dunn, C., Patten, S., Scott CM & Verhoef, M. J. Information needs and seeking behaviors of patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology, 12(Suppl A), 96A.

(1997) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. A framework for the development of community health agency partnerships. The Canadian Journal of Public Health, 88(6), 416-420.

(1989) Scott-Taplin CM, Smith, M., McLaughlin, J., Matthews, T. The wheelchair simulator: Powered wheelchair assessment and training. Canadian Journal of Rehabilitation, 3(1), 49-51.

(1987) Scott-Taplin CM Decisions, decisions – narrowing the choices. Communication Outlook, 10(2), 15-16.

Peer Reviewed Articles – Under Review Published Books or Monographs

Published (2011) Scott CM & Lagendyk LE. Contexts and models of primary healthcare and their impact on

interprofessional relationships. Commissioned Research – Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement. http://www.cfhi-fcass.ca/Libraries/Commissioned_Research_Reports/ScottLagendyk-April2012-E.sflb.ashx

(2010) Gall N, Spencer M, Wolansky T, Moland M, Scott CM. The Use of Digital Storytelling to Support a Quality Health System. Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions KT Casebook Vol 1 pp. 46-50.

(2003) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. (Eds.). Collaboration in Context. Calgary, AB: Institute for Gender Research & Health Promotion Research Group, University of Calgary.

(2000) Scott CM, Horne, T. & Thurston, W. E. The differential impact of health care privatization on women in Alberta. Winnipeg, MN: Prairie Women’s Health Centre of Excellence.

(1998) Thurston, W. E., Crow, B. A. & Scott CM. The role of women’s organizations in health policy development, implementation and dissemination. Report to Health Canada, Health Promotion and Programs Branch.

(1997). Thurston, W. E., Scott CM & Crow, B. A. Social change, policy development and the influence on women’s health. Synthesis paper disseminated to delegates at the Fifth National Health Promotion Research Conference, Halifax, NS, July 4-5. Also available in French.

Published Contributions to a Collective Work/Book Chapter In Press (2016) Scott CM, MacKean GL, Maloff B, Houtekamer C, Vandenberghe CN. Strengthening

Community Action: Public engagement for social innovation and collective impact. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner 4thed.

(2016) Shookner M, Scott CM. Creating supportive environments for health: Enabling communities and individuals to take action. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner 4thed.

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Published Contributions to a Collective Work/Book Chapter Published (2011) Scott CM & MacKean GL. Strengthening Community Action: Public participation and

partnerships for health. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner 3rd ed. Chapter 6: Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

(2011) Shookner M, Scott CM & Vollman A. Creating Supportive Environments for Health. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner 3rd ed. Chapter 4: Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

(2009) Scott CM & Thurston WE: Women and a Fair Income: Knowledge Into Action. In Armstrong P & Deadman J. (Eds).Women’s Health: Intersections of Policy Research and Practice Chapter 11. Toronto: Canadian Scholar’s Press Inc/Women’s Press.

(2007) Scott CM & MacKean GL Strengthening Community Action: Public participation and partnerships for health. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner. Chapter 6: Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

(2007) Shookner, M, Scott CM, Vollman A. Creating Supportive Environments for Health. In A. Vollman (Ed.). Canadian Community as Partner. Chapter 4: Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

(2005) Scott CM, Thurston, W.E. & Farrar, P., Misunderstanding as a Fundamental Characteristic of Interdisciplinary Collaboration. In Tobias Gößling, Rob Jansen and Leon Oerlemans, Arnout Drenthel (Eds.), Coalitions and Collisions, Amsterdam, NL: Wolf Legal Publishing.

(2003) Thurston, W. E., Scott CM & Vollman, A. Public Participation for Healthy Communities and Public Policy. In A. R. Vollman, E. T. Anderson & J. McFarlane (Eds.). Canadian Community as Partner. New York, NY: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins.

(2003) Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. A framework for assessing partnerships as a participatory strategy. In P. Hibbert (Ed.). Co-creating Emergent Insight: Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks. University of Strathclyde, School of Business: Glasgow, Scotland.

(2003) Scott CM. Using socio-spatial theory to understand interdisciplinary research and practice. In P. Hibbert (Ed.). Co-creating Emergent Insight: Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks. University of Strathclyde, School of Business: Glasgow, Scotland.

(2003) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. Globalizing discourses and their impact on collaboration. In Scott CM & W.E. Thurston, (Eds.). Collaboration in Context. Calgary, AB: Institute for Gender Research & Health Promotion Research Group, University of Calgary.

(2003) Graham, J. Thurston, W. E., Scott CM. Cultural awareness and cultural competence – Two very different approaches to partnerships. In C. M. Scott & W. E. Thurston, (Eds.). Collaboration in Context. Calgary, AB: Institute for Gender Research & Health Promotion Research Group, University of Calgary.

(2002) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. The influence of social context on partnerships. In D. Purdue

& M. Stewart (Eds.). Understanding collaboration: international perspectives on theory, method and practice (pp.83-89). Bristol, UK: University of Bristol Press.

(2001)Scott CM, Horne, T. & Thurston, W. E. Alberta. In P. Armstrong, C. Amaratunga, J. Bernier, K. Grant, A. Pederson & K. Willson (Eds.), Exposing privatization: women and health care in Canada (pp. 253-285). Aurora, ON: Garamond Press.

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(1999) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. Inter-organizational partnerships to improve health: a framework and process model. In S. Schruijer (Ed.). Multi-organizational partnerships and cooperative strategy (pp. 143-148), Tilburg, NL; University of Tilburg Press.

(1998) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. Community development and partnerships in health promotion research: an evaluation model. In W. E. Thurston, J. D. Sieppert & V. J. Wiebe (Eds.). Doing health promotion research: the science of action (pp. 243-255). Calgary, AB: Health Promotion Research Group, University of Calgary.

Research or Policy Reports (2012) Scott CM, Lagendyk LE. Contexts and models of primary healthcare and their impact on

interprofessional relationships. Commissioned Research – Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement.100. Canadian Foundation for Health Care Improvement.

(2010) Gall N, Spencer M, Wolansky T, Moland M, Scott CM. The Use of Digital Storytelling to Support a Quality Health System. 150. Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions KT Casebook.

(2009) Versaeval C, Scott CM. Evidence Informed Case Study. SEARCH – NCCMT, April. (2009) Versaeval C, Scott CM, Matthias S, Reay T. Adapted Integrated Exercise NCCMT, April. (2009) Seidel J, Scott C, Austen-Wiebe V, Dean S, DeCoster C & McNeil D. (2009). Embedded

Research: A Knowledge Exchange Strategy for Health System Improvement. A report prepared for Alberta Health Services-Calgary Health Region.

(2006) Scott CM & Gall VN. Knowledge use in the Calgary Health Region: a scan of initiatives that support use of evidence in practice. Calgary, AB: Calgary Health Research, Calgary Health Region.

(2006) Maksalon, P, Fletcher L, Graham R, Scott CM. Bridging boundaries, creating knowledge: the power of good conversation. Report from Network Leadership Summits I & II. Ottawa, ON: CHSRF.

(2004) Laughlin, L., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M. on behalf of the Women and Fair Income Group, [C.M. Scott & J. Black (Eds.)]. Women's perspective on poverty: Photos and stories by women on low-income in Calgary. Calgary, Alberta: Institute for Gender Research, University of Calgary.

(2001) Rutherford, G., Vollman, A., Casebeer, A., Scott CM, Felix, R., Kusmirski, M. The Millennium Project: Showcasing Public Health in Alberta. Calgary, AB: Alberta Public Health Association.

(2000) Scott CM. Report from the Healthy Child Development Think Tank, Calgary, Alberta, October 20, 1999. Health Canada.

(1998) Moralejo, D., Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. Breast Cancer InfoLink Project - Prairies/NWT – Process Evaluation – Final Report. Health Canada.

(1997) Thurston, W. E., Scott CM, and Crow, B. Social change, policy development and the influence on women’s health. Synthesis paper for the Fifth National Health Promotion Research Conference. Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre & McMaster Research Centre for the Promotion of Women’s Health.

Articles in Professional Journals without Review Committees (2003) Scott CM. Accidental Logics: The dynamics of change in the health care system in the

United States, Britain & Canada by C. Tuohy. Book review for the Canadian Journal of Public Health.

(2014) Scott CM. Service-learning in health professions education: a syllabi guide, Volume 1, June 2000, by E. Rieke, S.D. Seifer & K. Connors. Book review for The Meducator, 2(1), 26.

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(2002) Scott CM. Methods and strategies for assessing service-learning in the health professions, by A. Shinnamon, S. B. Gelmon & B. A. Holland. Book review for The Meducator, 2(1), 26-27.

(2001) Scott CM. Health promotion planning: an educational and ecological approach (3rd ed.) by L.W. Green & M. W. Kreuter. Book review for Canadian Journal of Public Health, 92(5), 384.

Published Abstracts (2007) Weeks, L., Verhoef, M., Scott C. Representation of Complementary and Alternative

Medicine for Cancer in the Canadian Print Media. Forsch Komplemntärmed, 14(Suppl 1), 1-53.

(2006). Weeks, L., Verhoef, M., Scott CM & Caulfield, T. Canadian print media portrayals of complementary and alternative medicine for cancer: prevalence and characteristics. “Integrating CAM Research and Practice: A focus on Outcome Measures – Abstracts from the 3rd Annual IN-CAM Symposium November 4th & 5th, Calgary, Canada. Journal of Complementary and Integrative Medicine, 3(1), Article 7. Available at: http://www.bepress.com/jcim/vol3/iss1/7.

(1997) Verhoef, M. J., Hilsden, R. J., and Scott CM. Inflammatory bowel disease patients use of and opinions on beliefs about complementary therapies. Alternative Therapies, 3(4), 103.

Policy Papers (2009) CoMPaIR Echo – Issue 3. Social Work in a Rural Primary Care Network. Published on

behalf of the CoMPaIR Research Team. www.compaircanada.ca (2008) CoMPaIR Echo – Issue 2. Models of Primary Healthcare. Policy briefing document.

Published on behalf of the CoMPaIR Research Team. www.compaircanada.ca (2007) CoMPaIR Echo – Issue 1. Policy development. Policy briefing document. Published on

behalf of the CoMPaIR Research Team. www.compaircanada.ca PRESENTATIONS Invited Presentations (2015) Scott CM. Knowledge Products and 12 Teams deliverables: Overview of organizational

learning approaches. CIHR Community-Based Primary Healthcare Innovations. Ottawa, ON.

(2015) Scott CM. Evaluation Research. Guest Lecture. Bachelor of Health Sciences, University of Calgary. Calgary, AB.

(2014) Scott CM, Konrad M. Knowledge Management and Mobilization Implementation Planning. Ministry of Human Services, Government of Alberta – Division Workshop. Edmonton, AB.

(2010). Blackadar R, Scott CM, Connolly C. Connecting People, Information & Practice: Making Knowledge Work in AHS. Invited Panel presentation at the RTNA Conference: Innovate, Integrate, Influence - Nov 21-23. Edmonton, AB.

(2010) Scott CM. Lunch with the experts. Grappling with the big picture: organization-wide KT. Invited session at the RTNA Conference: Innovate, Integrate, Influence - Marriott Edmonton -Nov 21-23.

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(2010) Nurani Z, Jensen-Ross C, Carruthers C, Scott CM. Knowledge Management: Learning as we go, sharing what we know. Invited Workshop at the RTNA Conference - Innovate, Integrate, Influence – Nov 21-23. Edmonton, AB.

(2010) Scott CM. Learning as we go, sharing what we know: lessons learned from changing health systems. Innovations in Mental Health Services Conference. February 18-19. Berlin, Germany.

(2008) Scott CM. Demystifying the “K” word” – Knowledge Exchange in Complex Public Sector Organizations. City of Calgary – Knowledge Exchange Luncheon. November 27. Calgary, AB.

(2007) Scott CM. KM Podcast. Episode 7 – CCL KM Podcast – Interview with Peter Levesque Retrieved from the Internet February 4, 2008. http://web.mac.com/peterlevesque/iWeb/Knowledge%20Mobilization/Podcast/5CA09616-B9C6-4965-808D-E46B9C4AD7FD.html

(2007) Scott CM. CoMPaIR Program of Research, Research in Progress Rounds, Elizabeth Bruyere, Ottawa, December 12, 2007.

(2007) Scott CM. Panel – What does an organization look like that practices this way? Research Transfer Network of Alberta (RTNA) 2007 Conference – Knowledge Transfer: Raising the Stakes for System Change, October 1-3, Edmonton, Alberta.

(2007) Scott CM. Closing International Panel. 14th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks – “Learning for Interdependence”, June 28-29, Leuven, Belguim.

(2007) Scott CM & Gall, VN. Knowledge Into Action. Northern Health Research Use Days. Prince George. May 9.

(2007) Scott CM. Panel Presentation – The Next Generation” at “Past, Present and Future of Evidence-Informed Decision-making 1997-2017” CHSRF, Montreal, Que. March 22-22, 2007.

(2006) Scott CM. Panel Presentation – “Strengthening Primary Healthcare Services Through Innovative Practice Networks” at the 2006 CHSRF Primary Healthcare Renewal Symposium - Sustaining Primary Healthcare Renewal. Vancouver, September 19-20. CHSRF 2006

(2006)Scott CM. Participatory research and capacity development: the photovoice example. Ontario Training Centre in Health Services and Policy Research: York University.

(2006) Scott CM & Birdsell J Putting Greenhalgh to work. Can this conceptual model be applied? Knowledge Utilization Studies Program Brown Bag Lunch, March 7.

(2006) Scott CM, Facilitator - Participatory research as a tool for popular education. Social Work Class. January 31, Calgary.

(2005) Scott CM. Collaboration in community development: Who’s in, who’s out, and how do we move forward? Workshop prepared for Healthy Living, Calgary Health Region, Alberta. (June 2005)

(2005) Scott CM. Overview of Qualitative Research. Prepared for Northern Alberta Clinical Trials Research Centre (NACTRC), Edmonton, Alberta. (June 7, 2005)

(2005) Scott CM, Facilitator , Case Study Review, Centre for Knowledge Transfer Spring Institute, Edmonton, Alberta (May 2-6)

(2005) Scott CM, Guindon F & Laughlin L. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black J, Farkas J., Kootenay B., McPhee D. & Pompeo M, Thurston, WE) Advocating for Women and a Fair Income: Photovoice as a tool for social change. Public presentation to regarding action strategies to address poverty in Alberta, (March 8), Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.

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(2005) MacKean GL & Scott CM. Introduction to Research Methods. Calgary Health Region: Quality Improvement and Health Information Staff Development Seminar. (January 6)

(2005) Scott CM. Photovoice as a tool for social change. Social Innovation for Families. Family Services Canada Annual Conference. September 29-30, Gatineau (Hull), Que.

(2005) Scott CM, Guindon, F. & Laughlin, L. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M., Thurston, W.E.) Advocating for Women and a Fair Income: Photovoice as a tool for social change. Public presentation to regarding action strategies to address poverty in Alberta, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.

(2005) Guindon, F. & McPhee, D. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., Laughlin, L., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M., Scott CM & Thurston, W.E.). Advocating for Women and a Fair Income: Photovoice as a tool for social change. Public presentation to regarding action strategies to address poverty in Alberta, St. Paul, Alberta.

(2004) Scott CM, McPhee, D & Guindon, F. On behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., Lauglin, L., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M. & Thurston, W.E.). Advocating for Women and a Fair Income: Photovoice as a tool for social change. A workshop presented at the Educating for Global Citizenship and Human Rights Conference, November 11-13. Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta.

(2004) Scott CM, Pompeo, M. & Guindon, F. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group. Advocating for women and a fair income: photovoice as a tool for social change. Health Research Transfer Network of Alberta, Watercooler Session (Provincial Video-teleconference), November 8. Edmonton, Alberta: Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research.

(2004) Scott CM. Social network analysis in the study of primary health care reform. Seminar presented to the Faculty and Staff of the Knowledge Utilization Studies Program, Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta (November 10)

(2003) Scott CM. The influence of social context on partnerships is health systems. Seminar presented to the Faculty and staff of the Knowledge Utilization Studies in Practice Unit, Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta. (November)

(2000) Scott CM. An overview of qualitative research methods. Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education. Chicago, IL.

(1997) Scott CM. Collaboration: presenting opportunities for health education. Panel presentation, Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Calgary, Alberta, June.

Paper or poster presentations with published abstracts (2015) Scott, CM. A real-time approach to improving primary healthcare implementation:

Accounting for complexity through developmental planning and evaluation. 9th Health Services and Policy Research Conference – December 7 – 9, Melbourne, AU.

(2015) Harris M, Dahrouge S, Haggerty J, Levesque J-F, Lewis V, Russell G, Scott C, Stocks N. Engaging local organizations and stakeholders in developing interventions to improve access for vulnerable groups in PHC. 9th Health Services and Policy Research Conference – December 7 – 9, Melbourne, AU.

(2015) Scott CM, Haggerty J, Dahrouge S, Lewis V, Levesque JF, Russell G, Harris M, Stocks N, Smithman MA, Loban E, Descoteaux S. Singing from the same song sheet: Deliberative processes for engagement and collective decision-making. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, October 24-28, Cancun, MX.

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(2015) Scott CM, Martin-Misener R, Dahrouge S, Breton M. Considering Context: Necessary Differences and Commonalities in Primary Healthcare Models. Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research Conference. May 25-28, Montreal, QC.

(2014) Crabtree B, Miller W, Russell G, Haggerty J, Levesque JF, Harris M, Scott CM, Lewis V, Stocks N, Pluye P, Gunn J. Solving the Wicked Problem of Improving Access to Primary Care. A Workshop From the IMPACT Program. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, November 21-25. New York, NY.

(2014) Martin-Misener R, Burge F, Hogg W, Wong S, Johnston S, Scott CM, Balkissoon-Grool A, Kwon JY. Evaluating the Impact of Major Reform Innovations on Primary Healthcare Delivery in British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia: Results of a Systematic Literature Review. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, November 21-25. New York, NY.

(2014) Kwon JY, Scott CM, Hogg W, Wong S, Johnston S, McKendry R. A New Twist on an Old Medium: A Collaborative Online Newsletter for Engaging Community-based Primary Health Care Research Team Members in Knowledge Management and Exchange. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, November 21-25. New York, NY.

(2014) Scott CM, Miller W, Russell G, Haggerty J, Dahrouge S, Levesque JF, Harris M, Lewis V, Stocks N, Powell Davis G, Advocat J, Richardson L. Transforming Primary Healthcare using Participatory Deliberative Processes for Collaborative Community Decision-making. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, November 21-25. New York, NY.

(2014) Dahrouge S, Lemelin J, O'Neill T, Patzer K, Scott CM, Russell G, Lewis V, Stocks N. Innovative Models Promoting Access-to-Care Transformation (IMPACT): A Partnership Between Primary Care Researchers, Decision-Makers and Community Members to Improve Access to Primary Health Care for Vulnerable Populations: the Ottawa Experience. North American Primary Care Research Group Annual Meeting, November 21-25. New York, NY.

(2010) Scott CM, Parboosingh J. Timing is everything: narrative-based approaches to knowledge management in health systems. 17th Annual MOPAN Conference -June 28 – 30, Keele University, UK.

(2009) MacKean G, Scott CM, Gall VN, Sakamoto T, Friesen L. Use of Lean Six Sigma in GRIDLOCC: Preliminary Evaluation Findings. Canadian College of Health Service Executives, Effective Health Leadership: Applying Lean Systems Thinking. March, Edmonton, AB.

(2009) Lagendyk, LE, Friesen, L, Cullingham, C, Oelke, ND, Kuschminder, K, Scott CM, PCN Social

Workers. The Role of Social Work in a Primary Care Network. Accelerating Primary Care 2009. February, Edmonton, AB.

(2008) Friesen L, Scott CM, Lagendyk, L, Cullingham C. The Contribution of Interview Data to an Innovative Mixed Methods Primary Healthcare Study. University Student Research Program Presentation Day, University of Calgary. September, Calgary, AB.

(2008) Scott CM, Lagendyk LE, Kadyshuck S. A Network Approach to Optimizing Interprofessional Teams in Primary Care Networks. Accelerating Primary Care 2008: Gaining Momentum. February, Edmonton, AB.

(2007) Weeks, L., Verhoef, M., Scott CM. Anecdotes for Health: Information Sources Cited in Print Media Stories of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Cancer. 4th Annual

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IN-CAM Research Symposium: Coming of Age – Emerging Issues and New Directions in CAM Research. November, Vancouver, BC.

(2007) Scott CM, Lagendyk L, MacKean G, Casebeer A. Generating evidence collaboratively to influence policy and practice decisions in ‘real time’ – the example from the CoMPaIR Program. RTNA 2007 Conference: Knowledge Transfer: Raising the Stakes for System Change. October, Edmonton, AB.

(2007) Scott CM, Dobrowolski S, Lagendyk L, Paskall C. A Network Approach for Mapping Interprofessional Relationships within Primary Care Networks (PCNs). University Student Research Program Presentation Day, University of Calgary, September, Calgary, AB.

(2007) Scott CM, Paskall C, Lagendyk L, Dobrowolski S, MacKean G. Putting Research to Work: A Participatory Deliberative Approach to Primary Health Care Research. 8th International Interdisciplinary Conference: Advances in Qualitative Methods, September, Banff, AB.

(2007) Scott CM, Dobrowolski S, Lagendyk L, Paskall C. A Social Network Approach for Mapping Inter-Professional Relationships within Primary Care Networks (PCNs). 8th International Interdisciplinary Conference: Advances in Qualitative Methods, September, Banff, AB.

(2007) Lagendyk LE & Scott CM. Avoiding bottlenecks on the information superhighway: new ways of managing qualitative data using web-based technology in a multi-site study. Oral presentation. 8th International Interdisciplinary Conference: Advances in Qualitative Methods, September, Banff, AB.

(2007) Gall, VN, Scott CM, Seidel, JE, MacKean G. From front-line initiatives to system level change. Canadian Association for Health Services & Policy Research (CAHSPR) Conference. June, Vancouver, Canada,.

(2007) Weeks, L., Verhoef, M. & Scott CM. Representation of Complementary and Alternative Medicne for Cancer in Canadian Print Media. International Congress on Complementary Medicine Research. May, Munich, Germany.

(2006) Weeks, L., Verhoef, M., Scott C & Caulfield, T. Canadian Print Media Portrayals of Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Cancer: Prevalence and Characteristics. 3rd Annual IN-CAM Research Symposium: Integrating CAM Research and Practice – A Focus on Outcome Measures. November, Calgary, Canada.

(2006) Hofmeyer, A.T, Estabrooks, C.A, Scott CM & Chizawsky, L. Lovely, JJE. Opinion leaders in social capital networks to foster knowledge utilization and quality of life. Margaret Scott Wright Research Day, “Nursing Research, Investing in Quality of Life”. Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta, October 27, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

(2006) Hofmeyer, A. and Scott CM. "Inclusive Healthcare Workplaces for Nurses". International Society for Equity in Health (ISEqH) Fourth International Conference, Creating Healthy Societies through Inclusion and Equity. Sept 11-13, 2006, Adelaide University, Adelaide, Australia. Organising Partners: Faculty of Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto, Canada and Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. Sponsors: PAHO, Health Canada, Australian Government; International Development Research Centre (IDRC) South Australian Government, Dept of Health and Ageing; Australian Government, AusAID.

(2006) J. Seidel, E. MacKay, Scott CM, VN Gall, C. Rimmer. Evidence IN health care: creating space to fill the gap Poster presented at the CAHSPR 2006 Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 17-19

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(2006) VN Gall, J Cole, B Boyer, L Van Rooijen, R Reaume, Scott CM, J Seidel Creating pathways for knowledge diffusion through an integrated health information system. CAHSPR 2006 Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 17-19

(2006) Gall, VN, Scott CM, Seidel, JE, Rimmer, C. & Cole, J. Bridging the knowledge gap between academia and health service providers: Creating pathways for knowledge diffusion through an integrated health information system. CAHSPR 2006 Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 17-19

(2006) Scott CM, Seidel, JE, Gall VN, Rimmer C. From transfer to exchange: a collaborative model for embedding research in practice. CAHSPR 2006 Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 17-19

(2006) Scott CM, J Curran (IWK Grace Halifax), VN Gall, JE Seidel, E MacKay, C Rimmer A network approach to knowledge exchange in health systems. CAHSPR 2006 Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 17-19

(2006) Scott CM on behalf of N Myers, M Nimmock, L Anderson, J Bergman, L Cunning, A Paul, N Oelke, GL MacKean, AL Casebeer, A Ducey, S Straus, P Levesque, C Mitton, D Richardson, J Curran.) Strengthening primary healthcare services through innovative practice networks – CHSRF Primary health Care Conference, Vancouver, BC, September 19-20.

(2006). Poulin, P., Scott CM, Gall N., Seidel JE & Lafreniere R. Local Health Technology Assessment Reserocue Tool Box for Local Decision-Makers. 3rdAnnual Health Technology Assessment International, July, Adelaide, Australia.

(2006) Hofmeyer A & Scott C. Ethical challenges in conducting focus groups in the workplace. 12th International Interdisciplinary Qualitative Health Research Conference: Edmonton, AB: April 2-5.

(2006) Scott CM & Hofmeyer A. Going against the grain: creating space for participatory research in health service environments. 12th International Interdisciplinary Qualitative Health Research Conference: Edmonton, AB: April 2-5.

(2005) Scott CM, Farkas J, Murdoch M, Dreuth Zeman L. Community-based research: addressing the needs of multiple constituencies. A panel presentation at Imagining public policy to meet women’s economic security need. Vancouver, BC, October 13-15. Scott & Farkas participation on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group (additional members Guindon, F, Laughlin L, Thurston WE, Kootenay B. & Pompeo, M)

(2005) Scott CM, Farkas, J., Murdoch, M., Dreuth Zeman, L. Community-based research: addressing the needs of multiple constituencies. A panel presentation at Imagining public policy to meet women’s economic security need. Vancouver, BC, October 13-15. Scott & Farkas participation on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group (additional members Guindon, F, Laughlin L, Thurston W.E., Kootenay, B. & Pompeo, M)

(2005) Scott CM & Pompeo, M, Willson K., Frost, D., Green K. Get serious about change! How can community-based research with low-income women be used to influence public policy and action strategies to reduce poverty? A Panel presentation at the CU Expo 2005 – Community-university Partnerships: leaders in urban change. Winnipeg, MAN, September 5-18. Scott & Pompeo participation on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group (additional members Guindon, F, Laughlin L, Thurston W.E., Farkas, J. & Kootenay, B.)

(2005) Thurston, W. E., (presenter), Meadows L., Eisener A, Scott CM and MacDonald B. Participation of Immigrant Women in Local Domestic Violence Health Policy. Presented by W.E. Thurston at Listening to Women and Ending Domestic Violence: International Perspectives Conference, Washington D.C. June 20.

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(2005) Vanderheyden, L., Verhoef, M., Scott CM & Caulfield, T. Print Media Portrayals of Complemantary and Alternative Medicine in Alberta. 4th Annual CAMera Research Symposium – Building CAM Research Case by Case, June, Edmonton, AB.

(2005) Scott CM & McPhee D. on behalf of Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Guindon, F., Laughlin, L. & Thurston, W.E. Farkas, J., Kootenay, B. & Pompeo, M.). Women’s Perspectives on Poverty. Canadian Conference on Homelessness. Toronto , ON, May 15-20.

(2005) Scott CM, Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Guindon, F., Laughlin, L. & Thurston, W.E.). Advocating for Women and a Fair Income: Photovoice as a tool for social change. Presentation to over 300 people at the Alberta College of Social Work Conference. April 21, 2005: Red Deer, AB

(2004) Scott CM, Thurston, W. E. & Farrar, P. Valuing conflict as a fundamental characteristic of interdisciplinary collaboration. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 11th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks. June 23-26, Tilburg, NL.

(2004). Scott CM & Thurston, W.E. on behalf of the Women and A Fair Income Working Group. Advocating for women and fair income: photovoice as a tool for social change. A workshop presented at the Educating for Global Citizenship and Human Rights Conference. Edmonton, AB: University of Alberta.

(2004) Scott CM, Thurston, W. E. on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (additional members Black, J., Guindon, F., Laughlin, L. & Thurston, W.E. Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., McPhee, D. & Pompeo, M.) Advocating for women and fair income: photovoice as a tool for social change. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 10th Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference, April 30-May 4, Banff, AB.

(2003) Scott CM. Using social spatial theory to understand interdisciplinary research and practice. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 10th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks. Glasgow, Scotland: University of Strathclyde, Graduate School of Business.

(2003) Thurston, W.E. & Scott CM. A framework for assessing partnerships as a participatory strategy. A paper presented by W. E. Thurston at the 10th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships, Alliances and Networks. Glasgow, Scotland: University of Strathclyde, Graduate School of Business.

(2002) Graham, J, Thurston, W.E. & Scott CM. Cultural competence: an approach to addressing cultural diversity in health care partnerships. A paper presented by J. Graham at the 9th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships and Co-operative Strategies. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary.

(2002) Thurston, W. E., Scott CM, Tunstall, L. & Nixon, K. Partnering to research family violence and abuse in Canada: the development of the RESOLVE network and PrairieAction Foundation. A paper presented by L. Tunstall and K. Nixon at the 9th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships and Co-operative Strategies. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary.

(2001) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. The influence of social context on partnerships. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 8th International Conference on Multi-organizational Partnerships and Co-operative Strategies. Bristol, UK: University of Bristol Press.

(1999) Scott CM, Verhoef, M. J. & Hilsden, R. J. Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients’ Decisions to Use Complementary Therapies: Guidelines for Health Care Providers. A paper

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presented by Scott CM at the Research Seminar, Community Health Sciences Department, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, December 3.

(1999) Scott CM & Thurston, W. E. Inter-organizational Partnerships to Improve Health: A Framework and Process Model. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 6th International Conference on Multi-Organizational Partnerships and Cooperative Strategy, Tilburg, Netherlands, July 8-10.

(1999) Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. Considerations for the Development of Regional Projects: Findings From the Process Evaluation of Breast Cancer InfoLink, Prairies/NWT. A paper presented by Scott CM at the 10th International Interdisciplinary Congress on Women’s Health Issues – Women & Illness: Prevention, Prevalence & Partnerships, Indianapolis, Indiana, June 16-19.

(1999) Scott CM, MacKean, G. L. & Thurston, W. E. The value of multidisciplinary team analysis. A paper presented by Scott CM at Advances in Qualitative Methods, Edmonton, Alberta, February 18-29.

(1999) Crow, B. A., Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. The role of the facilitator in shaping the response of focus group participants. A paper presented by B.A. Crow, W. E. Thurston, and Scott CM at Advances in Qualitative Methods, Edmonton, Alberta, February 18-29.

(1998) Thurston, W. E., Crow, B. & Scott CM. The role of women’s organizations in health policy development. A paper presented by Scott CM at International Multi-disciplinary Conference on Rural Health - Health in Rural Settings: From the Ground Up, Lethbridge, Alberta, September 9-12.

(1998) Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. Evaluability assessment of a service to abused women: a model that increases stakeholder participation. A paper presented by W. E. Thurston at The World conference on Family Violence: Sharing Solutions, Changing the World. Singapore, September 8-11.

(1998) Hilsden, R. J., Dunn, C., Patten, S., Scott CM, Verhoef, M. J. Information needs and seeking behaviors of patients with inflammatory bowel disease. Poster presentation for Canadian Digestive Diseases Week, Banff, Alberta.

(1997) Thurston, W. E., Scott CM & Crow, B. A. Social change, policy development and the influence on women’s health. Synthesis paper presented as a Plenary Lecture by W. E. Thurston for the Fifth National Health Promotion Research Conference, Halifax, NS.

(1997) Casebeer, A. L. & Scott CM. Shifting the balance: How fast and how far are we moving care into the community. A paper presented by A. L. Casebeer and Scott CM at the Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Calgary, Alberta.

(1997) Scott CM. Collaboration: Presenting opportunities for health education. Panel presentation, Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Calgary, Alberta.

(1996) Scott CM, Thurston, W. E. & Crow, B. Conflict, collaboration, and social change: Considering feminist Analysis and theory in the development of healthy public policy. Paper presented by Scott CM at the Fourth Annual Health Promotion Research Conference, Montreal, Quebec.

(1996) Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. Lessons learned from initiatives related to health promotion in Alberta: Strategies for the development of effective partnerships. A paper presented by Scott CM at the Fourth Annual Health Promotion Research Conference, Montreal, Quebec.

(1994) Scott CM. Community development strategies in health promotion research. A paper presented by Scott CM at the Third Annual Health Promotion Research Conference, June 16-18, Calgary, Alberta.

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(1994) Thurston, W. E. & Scott CM. Elements of a complete and competitive grant application from an academic point of view. A paper presented by W.E. Thurston & Scott CM at the Third Annual Health Promotion Research Conference, Calgary, Alberta.

(1993) Scott-Taplin CM. The development of partnerships among community agencies. A paper presented by Scott CM at The First North American Regional Conference of Rehabilitation International, Atlanta, GA.

(1993) Scott-Taplin CM. Partnerships among community agencies working with vulnerable groups. A paper presented by Scott CM at the Second National Conference on Health Promotion Research, March, Vancouver, BC.

(1993) Scott-Taplin CM, and Thurston, W. E. The development of community partnerships. Partners for Independence - Models that work. Proceedings of the First North American Regional Conference of Rehabilitation International, Atlanta, Georgia (113-124). Toronto, Ontario: Numen & Associates.

(1990) Scott-Taplin CM. Powered mobility prescription: The essentials of powered mobility assessment and training. Partners in Progress-Seating the Disabled: Proceedings from the Sixth International Seating Symposium. Vancouver, BC.

(1989) Scott-Taplin CM. Powered wheelchair control, assessment and training. A paper presented at the RESNA Conference. New Orleans, LA.

Videos (1998) Casebeer, A., Scott CM, Verhoef, M. J. Qualitative interviewing techniques for the health

researcher. An Instructional Video prepared for the S.E.A.R.C.H. Program. Calgary, AB: Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research.

Exhibitions (2004 - 2005) Women and Fair Income Working Group, Women's perspectives on poverty.

a. Fairview, November 2005 b. Red Deer Public Library, Red Deer, Alberta, November, 2005 c. Blue Quills Community College, St. Paul, Alberta, February 9-11, 2005. d. Community Centre, Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, March 8-9, 2005. e. Stride Gallery, Calgary, December 3-4, 2004. f. Educating for Global Citizenship and Human Rights Conference, Edmonton, Alberta,

November 11-13, 2004. b. Calgary City Hall Atrium, October 28, 29, 2004. (Official Launch) d. SCYAP Gallery, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, October 20, 2004.

Communications (2005) Scott CM & Guindon, F. Women and a Fair Income Photovoice Project, CFCN News,

October 28. (2005). Women and a Fair Income Working Group (members Black, J., Guindon, F., Laughlin, L.,

Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., McPhee, D., Pompeo, M, Scott CM & Thurston, W.E.). Photo Journal. AlbertaViews Magazine, June, p. 23.

(2005). Drohan, P. Series based on the Women’s Perspectives on Poverty Project - March – December 2005 on behalf of the Women and a Fair Income Working Group (members Black, J., Guindon, F., Laughlin, L., Farkas, J., Kootenay, B., McPhee, D., Pompeo, M, Scott CM & Thurston, W.E.). Calgary Street TALK, CUPS Community Health Centre Newspaper, Calgary, Alberta.

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(2004) Thurston, W.E., Meadows, L.M., Scott CM, Eisener, A., Gavan, D. Participation of immigrant women in developing domestic violence health policy: The role of advocacy coalitions and policy networks. RESOLVE Research Day Conference, Specialized Justice and Community Responses to Domestic Violence, Calgary, November 15-16.

(2004) Thurston, W.E., Meadows, L.M., Scott CM, Eisener, A., Gavan, D. Immigrant women and domestic violence health policy: Preliminary analysis. Diversity and Health: Connecting Research, Policy and Practice, Calgary, November 12.

6. TEACHING AND COURSE DEVELOPMENT (2009) Co-instructor And Course Design – MDSC 755.07, Knowledge Linkage

and Exchange (2008-2009) Faculty SEARCH Canada, Curriculum Planning & Review Committee. (2006-2011) Committee member, Health Research Methods Workshops, Calgary

Health Region-University of Calgary. (2005-2006) Co-Chair, Health Research Methods Workshops, Calgary Health Region-

University of Calgary. (2003/2004) Course Coordinator and Instructor, MDSC 659.02 Health Research

Methods (2003) Co-Instructor – Health Promotion with Women, IntD 506 (2002 -2004 Co-Instructor – MDSC 659.05, Qualitative Research in Health 2000) Teaching Assistant – MDSC, Determinants of Health (1998/ 1999/ 2000) Co-instructor and Course Design – MDSC 659.03/IntD 504, Health

Program Planning and Evaluation Involved in the adaptation of this course for delivery through distance education media in a joint venture between the University of Calgary and the University of Alberta

(1999) Teaching Assistant – MDSC 659.02, Research Methods II

Supervision and Mentorship Graduate Students

(2015-2020) PhD Co-Supervisor - Kaylee Ramage. Thesis topic: Access to care issues among low income adolescent girls who have connected with the child welfare system. Community Health Sciences, University of Calgary.

(2015-2020) PhD Policy Mentor – Lauren Albrecht. Area of focus: Health literacy, knowledge translation and communication. Recipient of Alberta Innovates Health Solutions Graduate Studentship Award. Department of Paediatrics, University of Alberta.

(2013-2015) Master’s Practicum and Capstone Project Supervisor - Nakul Sharma. Area of focus: Evaluation of health service interventions. School of Public Health, University of Alberta.

(2015-2015) Master’s Practicum and Capstone Project supervisor - Anna Brown. Area of focus: Collaboration in health systems. School of Public Health, University of Alberta.

(2014) Master’s Practicum and Capstone Project supervisor – Cheryl Houtekamer. Area of focus: Partnerships, collective impact, and

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developmental evaluation. School of Public Health, University of Alberta.

(2008 – 2013) Master’s Co-Supervisor – Carol Cullingham. Thesis topic: New Mothers’ Networks in the Canadian Context: A Combined Methods Investigation into the Characteristics, Function, and Dynamics of First Time Mothers’ Social Networks. Sociology, University of Calgary.

(2009 – 2012) PhD Co-Supervisor – Greg Yelland. Dissertation topic: Information Flows, Complexity and Organizational Culture in Alberta Primary Care Networks. Community Health Sciences, University of Calgary.

(2008 – 2012) Master’s Committee Member – Karen Melon. Thesis topic: Institutional Ethnography of Capacity Initiatives in Acute Care. Nursing, University of Calgary.

(2008 – 2009) PhD Committee Member – Peter Levesque. Withdrew from Graduate studies Summer 2009. Currently Director Knowledge Exchange – Canadian Mental Health Commission. Dissertation topic: From "isolating stigma" to "creating a healthy information ecology": promoting good mental health for Canadians from an ecological perspective. Institute of Population Health, University of Ottawa.

(2005 – 2009) PhD Committee Member – Laura (Vanderheyden) Weeks, Dissertation topic: Media portrayal of complementary and alternative medicine for cancer.

(2004-2006) Master’s Committee Member – Annette Vroegindewey, Fibromyalgia and Complementary Therapy use. Master’s Committee Member - Laura Vanderheyden, Evaluability

assessment as a tool for research network development: experiences of the complementary and alternative medicine education and research network of Alberta

Undergraduate Students – Past

(2012-2013) Kaela Schill, Inaugural Service Learning (AHS Placement) in collaboration with Supervisor Dr. AL Casebeer, O’Brien BHSc Program, University of Calgary.

(2007-2008) Denise Ferris, O’Brien BHSc Program, University of Calgary Graduate Student Examinations (2008) PhD Dissertation Defense Examination – External(Internal) Committee

member – Bridgette Krieg – Faculty of Social Work (2006) PhD Candidacy Examination – External (Internal) Committee Member –

Brigette Krieg – December 8 - Faculty of Social Work (2006) Master’s Thesis Defense – External (Internal) Committee Member –

Patricia Babinek – September 22 – Faculty of Communications and Culture

(2005) PhD Dissertation Defense – External Committee member – Angela Busch, Adoption and Maintenance of Regular Participation in Leisure Time Physical Activity in Women with Fibromyalgia, July 12.

(2001) PhD Candidacy Examination Committee Member - Donna Gallant, Influenza immunization: how do nurses make the choice.

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Adult Education

2013-present Scott CM –Ongoing facilitation of meetings, presentations and

workshops to advance knowledge of developmental evaluation, research methods, bridging policy and practice with research.

2009- 2013 Scott CM – Knowledge Management within Alberta Health Services. Regular participation in meetings, inservices, workshops to advance evidence informed practice.

2008 Scott CM & Lagendyk L. Qualitative interviewing. Health Research Methods Days. Calgary, May 1-2.

2007 Workshop Design and Instruction with Laura Lagendyk - Qualitative Data Analysis, Health Research Methods Day, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary

2006 Scott CM & Lagendyk L. Overview of qualitative interviewing. Health

Research Methods Days. Calgary, May 4-5. 2005 Scott CM. Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods. Calgary Health

Region: Centre for Advancement of Health Regional Seminar Series. (February 15).

2005 Workshop Design and Instruction – Collaboration in community

development: Who’s in, who’s out, and how do we move forward? Prepared for Healthy Living, Calgary Health Region, Alberta. (June)

2005 Workshop Design and Instruction – Overview of Qualitative Research.

Prepared for NACTRAC, Edmonton, Alberta. (June) 2005 Facilitator, Case Study Review, Centre for Knowledge Transfer Spring

Institute, Edmonton, Alberta (May 2-6) 2005 Workshop Design and Instruction – Introduction to Research Methods,

Centre for Advancement of Health, Calgary Health Region (January) 2005 Workshop Design and Instruction – Overview of Qualitative Data

Analysis, Centre for Advancement of Health, Calgary Health Region. (March)

2004 Workshop Design and Instruction - Qualitative Data Analysis, Health

Research Methods Day, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary 2000 Workshop Facilitator, An Introduction to Qualitative Research, Society

for Academic Continuing Medical Education, Chicago, Illinois 1999 & 2001 Workshop Instructor and Mentor, An Introduction to Qualitative

Research: Methods, Summarization, Analysis and Interpretation. Summer Institute for Continuing Medical Education Research:

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Developing Expertise in the Investigation and Evaluation of Physician Learning and Change, Calgary, Alberta

1999 An Introduction to Program Planning and Evaluation, Headwaters Health Authority, Public Health Staff Retreat, Entheos, Alberta

1997-1999 Workshop Design and Instruction, Qualitative Research Methods

Overview Course, Health Research Methods Day, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary

1997-1998 Workshop Design and Instruction, Qualitative Research Methods

Module, S.E.A.R.C.H. Program, Banff, Alberta

1993-1995 Workshop and Conference Coordination, Regional Centre for Health Promotion and Community Studies, University of Lethbridge

1986-1989 Workshop Design and Instruction, Computer Access Assessment, Single Switch Assessment, Powered Mobility Assessment, Technical Resource Centre, Calgary, Alberta

1984-1985 Nursing and Rehabilitation Staff Safety Seminars, Innisfail Health Care Centre

7. EMPLOYMENT & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE EMPLOYMENT 2014-present Chief Operating Officer and Lead, Policy Research 2013-2014 Director, Policy Research & Strategy Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research.

Coordinate operational functions for the organization and continue to lead evidence-informed research and evaluation projects related to policy priorities.

2012- 2013 Alberta Health Services – Senior Provincial Director, Leading Practices & Innovation. Leading the provincial LPI Section within the Quality and Healthcare Improvement (QHI) Division. 100+ staff focused ;on identifying, evaluating and spreading leading practices within the organization. and continue to lead evidence-informed research and evaluation projects related to policy priorities

2010 – 2012 Alberta Health Services – Executive Director, Knowledge Management (KM). Leading a provincial department of 52 staff to embed KM within Alberta Health Services.

2009-2011 SEARCH Canada Transition Steering Committee 2009 – 2010 Alberta Health Services – Director – Knowledge Management Capacity

Building 2008 – 2009 Alberta Health Services – Director - Calgary, Research, Evaluation &

Knowledge Exchange & SEARCH Canada Faculty member

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2006 – 2008 Director, Knowledge Into Action Department, Calgary Health Research, Calgary Health Region

2005-2006 Consultant, Calgary Health Region Lead an environmental scan of knowledge exchange capacity within the

Calgary Health Region Oct 2004-Sept 2006 CHSRF-CIHR CADRE Postdoctoral Fellow Nov 2003-June 2004 Post-doctoral Fellow, Centre for Health and Policy Studies Department of Community Health Science, Faculty of Medicine University of Calgary 2001-2003 Research Associate, Centre for Health and Policy Studies

Department of Community Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine University of Calgary

1993-1995 Community Liaison Regional Centre for Health Promotion and Community Studies University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, Alberta

1990 – 1991 Technology Consultant, Occupational Therapy Department Lethbridge Regional Hospital, Lethbridge, Alberta 1990 Vocational Evaluator, Vocational Assessment Unit

Lethbridge Community College, Lethbridge, Alberta

1989- 2001 Director, CST Consulting, Health Research Consultation Services, Lethbridge and Calgary, Alberta

1986-1989 Technology Consultant, Technical Resource Centre Calgary, Alberta

1985-1986 Staff Physical Therapist (Intensive Care Unit)

Alberta Children’s Hospital, Calgary, Alberta

1984-1985 Sole-charge Physical Therapist Innisfail Health Care Centre, Innisfail, Alberta

1983-1984 Staff Physical Therapist Kempsey District Hospital, Kempsey, NSW, Australia

1982-1983 Staff Physical Therapist, Aberhart Division University of Alberta Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2015-present Advisory Committee, Centre for Child Wellbeing, Mount Royal

University 2015-present Reforming Family Justice System, Ministry of Justice, Government of

Alberta

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-Developmental Evaluation Committee -Public Engagement Working Group 2013-present Early Childhood Development Research and Innovation Strategy

Committee – Government of Alberta 2013-present Council of Champions, United Way 2006-2013 Ongoing involvement in key provincial committees related to advancing

evidence informed practices and the spread of leading practices within Alberta Health Services.

2009 – 2010 Member, Picking up the Pace, CHSRF Primary Healthcare initiative Planning Committee

2009 – 2012 Member, SEARCH Canada Transition Steering Committee 2009 – 2011 Reviewer, Canadian Medical Association Journal 2009 – present Reviewer, International Journal of Health Policy and Management 2009 Reviewer, Canadian Health Services Research Foundation Review Panel,

REISS, LEAD & PDF Grants). 2009 Reviewer, Journal of Interprofessional Care. 2009 Reviewer, International Journal of Integrated Care. 2008 – 2013 Committee Member, Clinical Optimization Evaluation Committee,

Alberta Health Services 2008 – 2009 Team Member, Rehabilitation Integration Planning Team, Alberta

Health Services 2007- ongoing Advisory Board Member, Research Project: Principal Investigators -

Grant Russell, Robert Geneau, Barbara Ferrell (Elizabeth Bruyere Research Centre, Ottawa). Title: Using Ethnography to Understand Ontario’s Family Health Teams

2006 – 2009 Coordinator, SEARCH Canada Initiatives within Calgary Health Region. 2006 – 2013 Chair, Primary Care Research and Evaluation Committee, Calgary Health

Region 2006 - 2011 Chair, Integrated Planning and Evaluation Committee, Calgary Health

Region. 2006-2007 Reviewer, Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research 2006 – 2007 Planning Committee, International Network Leadership Symposium July

24-25, Banff, Alberta. 2006-07 Advisory Committee Member – Saskatchewan Health Research

Foundation, Health Research in Action – A Framework for Building Capacity to Share and Use Health Research.

2006 Advisory Committee Member – AHFMR & RTNA KT Environmental Scan, January-March 2006, Edmonton

2006 Facilitator – Population Health Data Repository Retreat – Sponsored by Population Health Surveillance, Calgary Health Region, March 15-16, Banff.

2006 Report writer and participant. CHSRF Network Leadership Summit II, 2006, June 12-13. Toronto, ON.

2006 Advisory Committee Member – Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation – KT Capacity Development Initiative, March 2006 – January 2007. Saskatoon, SK.

2005 – 2006 Lead, Development of Decision Support unit within the Calgary Health Research Portfolio, Calgary Health Region

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2005 – 2006 Co-Chair, Health Research Methods Course University of Calgary & Calgary Health Region 2005 Participant. CHSRF Network Leadership Summit I, October 25, Halifax,

NS. 2005 Advisory Member - CHSRF Interprofessional Education and Practice

Research Program. Attended the Dec 14, 2005: IPE+P research team meeting in Calgary, AB.

2004 - 2005 Evaluation Coordinator, Public Health Nurse – Community Development Training Program, Calgary Health Region 2004 - 2005 Evaluation Team Member, Alberta Healthy Living Network 2003 - 2013 Treasurer, Health Promotion Research Group University of Calgary 2002 – 2007 Member, Women and a Fair Income Working Group 2002 – 2003 Co-chair, Health Promotion Research Group University of Calgary (Member since 1992) 1999 – 2001 Student Representative, Executive Committee, Department of

Community Health Science, Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary 1999 Co-editor, Community Health Links, Departmental Newsletter

Department of Community Health Science, Faculty of Medicine University of Calgary

1999 – 2010 Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Public Health 1999 – present Member, Canadian Evaluation Society 1998 – 2001 Reviewer, Canadian Medical Association Journal 1998 – 2000 Member, Ad hoc Committee for Women and Economic Justice

Calgary, Alberta

1997 – 2006 Member, Alberta Public Health Association 1997 – 2000 Member of the Board, Alberta Public Health Association 1995 – 2006 Member, Alberta Consortium for Health Promotion Research and

Education 1995 – 2002 Member, Canadian Consortium for Health Promotion Research 1994 Reviewer, Health Promotion Contribution Program

Health Canada, Alberta/NWT Region

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1994-1995 Evaluation Advisory Committee Member Healthy Child Initiative, Southern Alberta

1992 – 2003 Member, Health Promotion Research Group, University of Calgary