Research Projects
CIHR Team in Gender, Environment and Health
This pan-Canadian interdisciplinary team was created in order to
contribute to the development of new approaches and methods for the
integration of sex and gender (s/g) in environmental and occupational
health research.Financed by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), this team is composed of researchers, partners and graduate students. It offers a place of support and discussion on concepts and methods related to the inclusion of s/g considerations in environmental and occupational health research.
The Invisible that hurts
The interdisciplinary team L’invisible qui fait mal concentrates its research efforts on women's work and in particular on its least visible, most problematic aspects. The objective of our research: to describe faithfully the arduous tasks done by an increasing number of women and the difficulties they encounter when they try to claim their rights to health and safety at work. We want to help them in their efforts to find solutions to these problems.
http://www.invisiblequifaitmal.uqam.ca/index_en.aspAraucaria Project
Research, Policy and Practice with regard to work-related mental health problems in Chile: a gender perspective.
http://www.proyectoaraucaria.cl/
Réunion de recherche UDP-PORTADA CEM-PEPT2.pdf
Program (en anglais) UDP-PROG-CEM-PEPT-ENG.pdf
Research Action Alliance on the Consequences of Work Injury.
The mandate of the Alliance is to undertake research on the workers' compensation system and its role in the economic, social and health consequences of work injury. The Alliance builds on the expertise of all involved to produce insights into the compensation system that will influence policy development, education, and further investigation.http://www.consequencesofworkinjury.ca/
Injured Workers' History Project report ( IWHP Bulletin #9 Final.pdf)
Patrick Loisel (dir) and twenty-nine other, including Lippel, "Work disability prevention strategic training program "
Funding amount: 1 950 000$ (2009-2015)EQCOTESST
Étude québécoise des conditions de travail, d'emploi et de SST (EQCOTESST)http://www.irsst.qc.ca/en/_projet_3565.html
An ethnographic study of process and experience with Labour Market Re-Entry
MacEachen, E., Kosny, A., Lippel, K, Franche, R.L. "An ethnographic study of process and experience with Labour Market Re-Entry". Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario RAC. 2007-09Les lois en santé-sécurité du travail pour la prévention des TMS
Les lois en sst et en ergonomie au Canada pour la prévention des troubles musculo-squelettiques : leur utilisation et leur portée, Sylvie Montreuil, Katherine Lippel, Geneviève Baril-Gingrashttp://www.vrr.ulaval.ca/bd/projet/fiche/87923.html