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University of Calgary Aug 1, 2017 Faculty of Medicine STANDARDIZED FORMAT FOR CURRICULUM VITAE I. BIOGRAPHICAL DATA Name: Gabriel Esteban Fabreau, MD, MPH, FRCPC
Office Address: University of Calgary | Cumming School of Medicine TRW Building | 3rd Floor 3280 Hospital Drive NW | Calgary, AB T2N 4Z6
Telephone: (403) 220-7017
Fax: (403) 270-7307
E-Mail: [email protected]
Present Rank: Assistant Professor
Departments: Medicine and Community Health Sciences
Division: General Internal Medicine
Faculty: Medicine
Institutions: University of Calgary
II. ACADEMIC RECORD
i. Undergraduate Aug 1998 – Dec 2003 Bachelor of Science (BSc) - Biological Sciences University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
ii. Special professional
Aug 2005 – May 2008 Doctor of Medicine (MD) University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
July 2008 – June 2010 Postgraduate Medical Residency: Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada July 2010 – June 2011 Chief Medical Resident: Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada July 2011 – June 2012 Clinical Fellowship: PGY-4 General Internal Medicine
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University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
iii. Graduate and post-doctoral July 2012 – March 2014 Master of Public Health (MPH) Harvard School of Public Health Harvard University, Boston, MA, USA July 2012 – June 2014
Postdoctoral Fellowship: General Medicine and Primary Care Division of General Internal Medicine – Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Department of Health Care Policy – Harvard Medical School Boston, MA, USA July 2012 – June 2014
Academic Postdoctoral Fellowship: Department of Medicine University of Calgary – O’Brien Institute for Public Health
University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, Canada
iv. Licensure, certification and boards (e.g. FRCPC)
June 2008 Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC) – Part I December 2009 Licentiate of the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC) – Part II June 2012 Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of Canada FRCP(C) - Internal Medicine August 2012 General Register – Specialist Physician, Internal Medicine College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta
III. AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
2017
Specialist Physician of the Year – Department of Family Medicine, Calgary Zone (May 2017).
Undergraduate Medical Education - Cumming School of Medicine Class of 2017 Honour Roll for excellence in pre-clerkship teaching (Feb 2017)
2016
Avenue Magazine 2016 Calgary Top 40 under 40 – Recognized for work and leadership both clinical and academic with a focused on socially vulnerable and refugee populations in Calgary (Oct 2016)
Department of Medicine – Team Builder of the Year Award – Recognized for significant contributions to building outstanding teams within the Department of Medicine. (Oct 2016)
Undergraduate Medical Education – Distinguished service award for Class of 2018 Population Health – Silver level distinction (Mar 2016)
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Undergraduate Medical Education - Cumming School of Medicine Class of 2017 Honour Roll for excellence in pre-clerkship teaching (Feb 2016)
2015
Department of Medicine – University of Calgary Internal Medicine Residency Program, 2015 Rookie of the Year Award for Excellence in Clinical Teaching (Nov 2015)
Undergraduate Medical Education – University of Calgary Clerkship Award for Excellence in Clinical Teaching (May 2015)
Undergraduate Medical Education – Distinguished service award for Class of 2017 Population Health – Silver level distinction (Mar 2015)
2014
American Heart Association - Top 10% of accepted abstracts at AHA Quality of Care and Outcomes Research (QCOR) conference – Invited to re-present at AHA Scientific Sessions Chicago, Il. (Nov 2014)
Finalist - Young Investigator Award – American Heart Association Quality of Care and Outcomes Research Annual Meeting – Baltimore, MA (June 2014)
Finalist - Mack Lipkin Sr. Associate Member Scientific Presentation Awards. Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting – San Diego, CA (Apr 2014)
Invited Featured Plenary Presentation – Society of General Internal Medicine New England Regional Conference – Boston, MA (Mar 2014)
2013
Canadian Society of Internal Medicine – First Place, Research Poster Presentation. 2013 CSIM Annual Meeting Toronto ON (Oct 2013)
American Heart Association - Top 10% of accepted abstracts at AHA Quality of Care and Outcomes Research (QCOR) conference – Invited to re-present at AHA Scientific Sessions (Nov 2013), Dallas Tx
2012
TD Insurance Meloche Monnex/Alberta Medical Association Scholarship – Support for further fellowship training (June 2012)
2011
Internal Medicine Residency Training Program - Resident Award for Leadership and Citizenship (Nov 2011)
Internal Medicine Resident Research Award – Best Quality Improvement Project (May 2011) 2010
Chief Medical Resident – University of Calgary, Internal Medicine (2010-2011)
Gold Star Resident Teaching Award – University of Calgary Undergraduate Medical Education, Internal Medicine Clerkship – (Nov 2010)
2009
Internal Medicine Resident Research Award – Best Poster Presentation – (May 2009) 2007
Joseph Albert Award for Elective Study at Centres of Excellence 2006
International Studentship Grant – International Clinical Electives
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2005
Province of Alberta Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship 2003
Province of Alberta Jason Lang Academic Scholarship
Lou Goodwin Scholarship for Athletic Excellence
Royal Bank Academic All-Canadian Award (1999-2003)
Jimmie Condon Alberta Athletic Scholarship (1999-2003) University of Calgary Dinos Football Alumni Scholarship (1998-2003)
2002
NSERC Summer Research Scholarship – Sembiosys Genetics Inc. 2001
Frances Camyre Memorial Bursary 1999
Margaret and Ted Newall Entrance Bursary (first recipient) 1998
Scholar’s Advantage Scholarship – University of Calgary
University of Calgary Dinos Football Alumni Scholarship
Alberta - Alexander Rutherford Scholarship
IV. ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
January 2017 - Present Assistant Professor Division of General Internal medicine, Department of Medicine and Community Health Sciences Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary. Calgary, AB, Canada
October 2014 – December 2016 Clinical Assistant Professor Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine and Community Health Sciences University of Calgary | Cumming School of Medicine Calgary, AB, Canada
August 2012 – March 2014 Clinical Scholar Division of General Internal medicine, Department of Medicine. Faculty of Medicine, University of Calgary. Peter Lougheed Centre, South Health Campus, Foothills Medical Centre Calgary, AB, Canada
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V. EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
i. Undergraduate
Applied Evidence Based Medicine (AEBM) - University of Calgary undergraduate medicine small group preceptor. Provided 6 hours of small group instruction (April-May 2017).
Population Health Course Lecturer – University of Calgary undergraduate medicine course - Immigrant and Refugee Health Section. Provided 12 hours of lecture, small group instruction and course project mentoring. Awarded Silver level distinction for contribution for 2 years. Academic years 2014-2016.
Clinical Clerkship Preceptor - University of Calgary Clinical Clerkship Preceptor, Medical Teaching Unit (MTU). Minimum of 3 hours/week of service of dedicated bedside/simulation education for clinical clerks. Preceptor evaluations for 2012-2017 - Excellent/Outstanding. August 2012 - Present.
Global Health Course - University of Calgary undergraduate medicine course – Small group preceptor, Sex, Gender and Identity. Academic year 2014-2015.
Global Health Course - University of Calgary undergraduate medicine course – Small group preceptor for first year medical students global health course for the academic year 2011-2012.
Physical Examination Clinical Skills Course – University of Calgary Undergraduate Medicine Course – Instructor for first year medical students clinical skills course for the academic year 2011-2012
ii. Postgraduate
Post Graduate Course Lecturer MDCH 647 – Epidemiology, Social Determinants of Health lectures.
University of Calgary Community Health Sciences Postgraduate Epidemiology course. 8 Hours of lecture, instruction, evaluation and feedback for Master’s level postgraduate course focused on the social determinants of health. 2015-Present
Post Graduate Course Lecturer MDCH 681 – Health Research Methods, Social Determinants of Health lecture. Provide 2 hours of guest lecture for Master’s level postgraduate health research methods course annually, 2016-Present.
University of Calgary Core Internal Medicine Program Retreat – o 2017: Invited lecturer for IM program retreat to discuss physician payment policy and clinical
care of refugee patients in internal medicine. March 2017 o 2015: Invited lecturer for IM program retreat to discuss how to initiate a novel outpatient
clinic and quality improvement practices in medicine. March 2015
Internal Medicine Residency Program “Health of Socially Vulnerable Populations” Elective Director – Developed, direct, supervise, and coordinate a selective within the IMRP core program that focuses on clinical and academic learning opportunities and exposure to socially vulnerable patient populations within Calgary and surrounding area. The elective focuses on CanMEDs roles of advocate, medical expert, collaborator and professional to provide post graduate trainees with a fundamental understanding of the social determinants of health. Mar 2016 - Present
Internal Medicine Residency Program Research Committee – Participate as a preceptor, facilitator, judge and mentor for the University of Calgary Internal Medicine residency program. Academic year 2014-Present.
General Internal Medicine Fellowship Retreat – Invited lecturer for GIM fellowship to discuss early practice in academic medicine. October 2014
Resident Clinical Preceptor – University of Calgary Internal Medicine Clinical Preceptor, Medical
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Teaching Unit (MTU) for the IM residency program. Minimum of 14 hours/week of service of dedicated bedside/simulation education for residents. Preceptor evaluations for 2012-2015 - Excellent/Outstanding. August 2012- Present
Simulation Curriculum Preceptor – Internal Medicine Residency Program 2011-2012
Simulation Curriculum for Internal Medicine Residency Program – Participated in the creation and coordination of simulation curriculum including procedural training and high-fidelity simulation for core IM program. April 2010- July 2011
Academic Half-Day Lectures to Internal Medicine PGY-1 residents. Emergencies in Internal Medicine Lecture Series. July – Aug 2010.
Academic Half-Day Simulation Series for Internal Medicine PGY-1 residents. Collaborated to develop, implement and teach PGY1 residents on clinical simulators as part of emergency medicine lecture series. July-August, 2010
Department of Medicine Grand Rounds – Invited Presentation. Mentorship and its Importance to Medical Residents June 29, 2010
Clinical Pathological Correlation Rounds, Internal Medicine: Death While Skiing - A Case of Noncompaction Cardiomyopathy. January 6, 2008
iii. Trainees
Dr. Luke Rannelli - (2016 - Present) General Internal Medicine Fellow. Mentoring through academic and clinical training focused on the health of socially vulnerable populations and improving the medical education of internal medicine residents to care for socially vulnerable populations. Submitted medical education project “Advocacy in Internal Medicine Training: Integrating the Health of Socially Vulnerable Populations into Residency Programs.” for publication.
Dr. Marta Davidson (2016-Present) Core Internal Medicine Resident. Research mentorship for social epidemiology research project “Characterization, severity and prediction of anemia among recently arrived refugees to Canada”.
Dr. John Webb (2016 – Present) Masters Student in Community Health Sciences and Public Health and Community Health Resident. Co-supervisor and committee member for Master’s thesis project focused on the health economic evaluation of parasite screening protocols among recently arrived refugees in Canada.
Dr. Adam Papini – (2014 - Present) Core Internal Medicine Resident. Research mentorship for social epidemiology research project “The Effect of Neighbourhood Level Crime Rates on ACS Incidence (The SafeHeart Study)”.
Eric Norrie – Psychology undergraduate full-year (2016-2017) independent research course. Direct co-supervisor for undergraduate research course focused on mental and physical health of recently arrived refugees to Canada entitled: “Mental Illness Prevalence as an Important Predictor of Hypertension among Recently Arrived Refugees to Canada”.
Elise Walsh – Biological Sciences undergraduate Summer studentship and undergraduate full-year (2015-2016) research thesis; principal supervisor. Direct supervisor for undergraduate research program “Characterization and Health Outcomes of Recently Arrived Refugees to Canada”
Dr. David Low – (2015-2016) General Internal Medicine Fellow. Mentoring through academic and clinical training for complex chronic disease management in vulnerable populations. Quality Improvement and clinical training and assistance with international training with experts in the field. Focused on the development, use and evaluation of community health worker programs among complex chronic disease populations in Los Angeles, USA.
Anam Irshad – (2015) Undergraduate Medical education, Med440 primary supervisor. Research and course direct supervision for Quality Improvement project: “Use of translation in Hospitalized General Medical Patients English Limited”
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VI. ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES
Clinician lead – CUPS Health Centre General Internal Medicine/Primary Care Shared Care clinic: Dec 2016 – Present
Re-developed a traditional GIM consultancy clinic into a novel shared-care delivery clinic for socially vulnerable and homeless complex chronic disease patients in Calgary in partnership with primary care
Embedded 4 general internal medicine specialists in a primary care setting to co-manage complex chronic disease patients and improve access to specialists services for patients that traditionally have many social barriers affecting access to specialty care
Directing medical education for IM/GIM residents within CUPS as well as initiating both quality improvement and research programs for this clinic through coordination with existing CUPS C2C program.
Clinician lead - East Calgary Health Family Care Centre General Internal Medicine/Primary Care Shared Care clinic: Dec 2014 – Present
Designed and created a novel shared-care delivery clinic for socially vulnerable complex chronic disease patients in Calgary in partnership with primary care
Embedded general internal medicine specialists in a primary care setting to co-manage complex chronic disease patients and improve access to specialists services for patients that traditionally have many social barriers affecting access to specialty care
Directing both quality improvement and research programs for this new clinic through initiation of ongoing standardized data collection including granular clinical, utilization, self-reported sociodemographic and material deprivation data
Leading quarterly focus groups with the center’s physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, multidisciplinary team members and management for iterative improvement of the current model and assessment of the quality of care delivered.
Early data suggests a significant improvement in bi-directional communication with family physicians, satisfaction with the model among all care providers, and access to GIM and specialty care for patients within the first 2 years of the clinic’s initiation.
Health outcomes for shared-care patients are being tracked longitudinally
Planning for external grants to support ongoing research program of this novel intervention and care model
Mosaic PCN Calgary Refugee Health Clinic: 2014-Present
Provide clinical service as an embedded Internal Medicine consultant for recently arrived refugee patients with complex disease within the clinic.
Work in collaboration with Mosaic Primary Care Network within a specialized refugee health clinic to direct, design and implement a research program around the care and health outcomes of recently arrived refugees to Canada
Initiated and developed a comprehensive quality improvement and research database with multiple database linkages across different domains.
Coordinate among multiple research assistants, IT support and privacy experts to collect, link, clean, process and analyze large volumes clinical data for QI and research
Leading coordination of a provincial approach to refugee care provision and provincial research network
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Junior Faculty Research Committee Chair: October 2014 - July 2015
Created new research group for junior academic faculty members in the University of Calgary Faculty of Medicine to foster peer-mentoring, collaboration for research and increase research productivity among junior research faculty.
Membership includes health services researchers, epidemiologists, biostatisticians, basic and clinician scientists. Currently there are twenty-two active members.
Participation and support from senior faculty is scheduled to foster ongoing senior mentorship for junior faculty.
Chief Medical Resident University of Calgary Internal Medicine Program: 2010-2011
Elected as one of four Chief Medical Residents for the 2010-2011 academic year
Multiple administrative responsibilities including: Academic rotation review, R1/R4 CaRMS residency and fellowship matches, organization of the IM academic half-day, IM resident scheduling, organization of IM resident’s retreat and facilitating communication amongst staff and residents as needed
Created and organized a restructured overnight on-call system on the Medical Teaching Units of the IM program to a night float system of call for the 2010-2011 academic year, now permanently adopted
Coordinated the creation and implementation of a simulation curriculum for the IM program. This program has been subsequently enhanced, broadened and formalized into the IM curriculum
Coordinated, implemented and studied new electronic handover tool on the Internal Medicine clinical Medical Teaching Units, now permanently adopted in IM and expanded to other residency programs
Participated in the design and execution of a study of the senior resident night float system, simulation curriculum, and electronic handover document for publication through the Ward of the 21st Century research group
Evaluated and participated in selection of International Medical Graduate trainees into IM program for the 2011-2012 academic year
Created recruitment program for visiting medical students and organization of PGY1 Internal Medicine CaRMs selection process
Participated in the planning and reorganization of Medical Teaching Units (MTUs) in 2 major teaching hospitals including the expansion of clinical services and initiation of new MTUs
Reorganized IM Medical Teaching Units academic rounds
Created a clinical rotation for the care of Vulnerable Populations for the IM program to provide clinical experiences focusing on the care of immigrants, refugees, First Nations peoples and homeless and low-income populations
University of Calgary Internal Medicine Program: Residency Planning Committee: 2008-2011
Participated as a voting member of the residency planning committee that directs all major decisions and policies for the internal medicine program at the University of Calgary
Elected among peers to represent the 2008 class of internal medicine residents
Facilitated communication and coordinate issues between residents, staff and administration as they arose
Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS): Executive Council, Western Regional Representative: 2006-2007
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Elected as an executive member and representative for medical students in the Western provinces on the national representative body for Canadian medical students
Co-chair of the Disaster and Emergency Taskforce designated to coordinate a national strategy for medical students in the event of a pandemic or health crisis
Completed comprehensive policy report regarding appropriate pandemic and health crisis planning for Canadian medical students
Executive member involved in various national projects including: communication, services, representation, and international projects
Participated in presentation to federal members of Parliament in Ottawa regarding the financial barriers of medical training among medical students in Canada
Coordinated CFMS Canadian National Medical Student Survey at the Western Canadian medical schools
Calgary Medical Students Association, Executive member: CFMS Representative: 2005-2007
Participated as voting member of CMSA council to organize local events and address issues amongst medical students at the University of Calgary
Canadian Federation of Medical Students (CFMS): University of Calgary Representative: 2005-2006
Represented University of Calgary Medicine within a National organization
Held public forum and debate regarding public/private healthcare interface at the UofC including economists, politicians, and professors to discuss the Alberta Government’s proposed introduction of private healthcare delivery “3rd Way”
National medical school Cancer fundraiser: Held the largest and most successful fundraiser amongst Canadian medical schools, raising > $18,000
VII. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
i. Membership in professional and learned societies
November 2015 – Present CRHN – Canadian Refugee Health Network January 2014 – Present: CDRC – Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care August 2012 – June 2014: MMS – Massachusetts Medical Society August 2012 – Present: AHA – American Heart Association September 2010 – Present: CSIM – Canadian Society of Internal Medicine April 2009 – Present: SGIM – Society of General Internal Medicine July 2008 – 2015: ACP – American College of Physicians Associate Member August 2008 – Present: IMECCHI – International Methodology Consortium for Coded Health Information. July 2008 - Present: CPSA - College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta July 2008 - Present: CMPA - Canadian Medical Protection Association August 2005 - Present: CMA - Canadian Medical Association August 2005 - Present: AMA - Alberta Medical Association
ii. Professional service
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Editorial Activity:
Ad Hoc Reviewer: 2012 – Present
BMJ Open
CMAJ Open
Canadian Journal of General Internal Medicine
Open Medicine Judge - Research Posters
Canadian Society of General Internal Medicine – Annual Meeting 2016
Society of General Internal Medicine – New England Regional Meeting 2014
Society of General Internal Medicine – New England Regional Meeting 2013
Abstract Reviewer
Canadian Society of General Internal Medicine – Annual Meeting 2016
Society of General Internal Medicine – Annual Meeting 2015
iii. Committees and Leadership:
Alberta Health Services Calgary Zone – Complex High Needs Population Oversight Committee: Dec 2015 – Present
Invited to sit on AHS zone leadership committee focused on operations and management of high needs and high costs populations within the Calgary Zone
Membership representation includes senior provincial and regional AHS operational leadership and management
Representation also includes, primary care, public health, addictions and mental health, emergency department, aboriginal health, data integration and clinical leadership
Given research and clinical focus, was asked to contribute to zone planning and operations for high needs patients with an aim improve care and cost efficiency
Mosaic Refugee Health Clinic Research Committee: Nov 2016-Present
Co-created and organized a research committee of clinicians, staff and researchers to coordinate and direct a comprehensive research program focused on recently arrived refugees in Calgary.
This committee meets quarterly and duties include: reviewing all research applications to the Mosaic Refugee Clinic from external parties, trainees and researchers
Coordinating and prioritizing multiple research projects to maximize efficiency and ensure maximal benefit to refugee patients and improve care by refugee care providers, both locally and nationally
Coordinate research projects among multiple trainees at all levels (undergraduate, graduate, UME and PGME).
Canadian Society of Internal Medicine Research Committee: Jan 2015-Present
Member of the research committee largest national society for general internal medicine.
Duties include coordinating and introducing research events, judging abstracts, posters, presentations and research awards
Planning and participating in and fostering cross national research collaborations and
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society research programs
Co-Directing Calgary branch of General Internal Medicine “Choosing Wisely” national Campaign
University of Calgary Department of Medicine General Internal Medicine Section Chief Search and Selection Committee: May – Dec 2015
Invited to participate by the office of the Chair of Medicine as a junior GIM division member to select a new division head in the division of General Internal Medicine in the department of medicine
Duties will include reviewing candidates in confidence and participating in the selection process as a voting committee member.
Harvard Initiative on Global Health Quality (HIGHQ): 2014-2015
Working in collaboration with new health quality initiative at the Harvard School of Public Health spearheaded by Professor Dr. Ashish Jha.
Designing and implementing course material for upcoming Harvard edX Open Online Course “Improving Global Healthcare: Focusing on Quality and Safety” (Sept - Dec 2014)
Designing and Implementing online global administrative health Metatada research tool in conjunction with HIGHQ and HSPH in collaboration with the University of Calgary and international research consortium (IMECCHI)
Serving the Underserved Retreat Committee – Harvard Medical School Fellowship in General Medicine and Primary Care: 2012-June 2014
Lead a committee within academic fellowship for the planning and successful organization of an annual conference with a focus on the health of vulnerable populations and health disparities
Arranged guest lectures, themes, small group sessions, grant writing workshop
Elicited and incorporated feedback for iterative improvement
Disadvantaged Populations Interest Group – University of Calgary Division of General Internal Medicine: 2011-2014
Participate on a committee within the division of general internal medicine with an interest in vulnerable populations including: immigrant, refugee, aboriginal, homeless and low-income populations
Explore new clinical and research opportunities to improve health of vulnerable populations locally in Calgary and regionally within Alberta
Project TINMAN: VP Finance, “Have Oil Need HAART”: 2006-2007
Co-founder of local charity created to raise awareness and funds for highly active antiretroviral therapy to combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Africa
Nov. 10, 2006: Organized a lecture at UofC Faculty of Medicine by Stephen Lewis – U.N. Special Envoy to Africa to Calgary for medical students, faculty and residents regarding the current state of HIV/AIDS in Africa
Project TINMAN was presented at the International Federation of Medical Student Societies meeting 2007 in Australia by the Canadian delegation
University of Calgary Dinos Football: 1998-2003
Competed as a varsity athlete for the University of Calgary during undergraduate studies
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Team and Defensive Captain during the 2002-03 seasons, providing many leadership skills
Gained significant time management skills given large commitment involved with CIS athletics
Received Royal Bank Academic All-Canadian Awards for outstanding academic performance throughout athletic career (1999-2003)
VIII. RESEARCH SUPPORT
i. Awarded: 1. The Syrian refugee surge to Canada: a health system's response Funding Source: MSI Foundation Program Name: MSI Foundation Grant 2017 Competition Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Gabriel Fabreau Role: Nominated Principal Applicant Total Amount Requested: $96,000 Support Period: 07/2017 to 06/2019 2. Coordinated Care Team for Vulnerable Patients with Complex Care Needs Funding Source: Cumming School of Medicine Program Name: CIHR application bridge funding Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Kerry McBrien Role: Co-Principal Applicant Total Amount Requested: $25,000 Support Period: 07/2017 to 06/2018
3. Evaluation of Obstetrical and Neonatal Outcomes Among Pregnant Refugee Women
Attending an Interdisciplinary Refugee Health Care Centre in Calgary, Alberta Funding Source: University of Calgary Cumming School of Medicine
Program Name: CSM Presubmission Grants Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Gabriel Fabreau Role: Nominated Principal Applicant Total Amount Requested: $10,000 Support Period: 01/2017 to 06/2018
4. Improving Lives of New Refugees to Calgary by Mitigating Social Vulnerability Funding Source: University of Calgary/City of Calgary Program Name: Make Calgary Nominated Principal Applicant: Turin Chowdhury Role: Co-Principal Applicant Total Amount Requested: $20,000 Support Period: 01/2017 to 12/2017 5. Coordinated Care Team for Vulnerable Patients with Complex Care Needs Funding Source: Alberta Innovates – Health Solutions Program Name: Partnerships for Research and Innovation in the Health System (PRIHS 3) Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Gabriel Fabreau Role: Nominated Principal Applicant
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Total Amount Requested: $1,840,981 Support Period: 07/2016 to 08/2019 6. Reducing post-discharge adverse drug events amongst the elderly: a multi-centre
electronic de-prescribing intervention Funding Source: CIHR Program Name: Project Scheme: 2016 1st Live Pilot Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Todd Lee Role: Co-Applicant Total Amount Requested: $1,600,000 Support Period: 07/2016 to 06/2019 7. Characterizing high system use across the primary-tertiary care continuum: parallel
analyses of select Canadian health datasets Funding Source: CIHR Program Name: Operating Grant - SPOR Primary & Integrated Health Care Innovation (PIHCI) Network – Quick Strike Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Tyler Williamson Role: Co-principal Applicant Total Amount Requested: $153,265 Support Period: 07/2015 to 03/2017
8. Seed Funding Application to Permit Completion of a Proof-of-Concept Global Health
Metadata Catalogue Funding Source: O’Brien Institute for Public Health Program Name: Catalyst Grant Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Gabriel Fabreau Role: Principal Applicant Total Amount Awarded: $20,000 Support Period: 06/2015 to 05/2017
9. Characterization of Refugee Patients’ Complex Care Needs and Health Outcomes in a
Novel Alberta Refugee Health Clinic Funding Source: Mosaic Primary Care Network Program Name: Research and Evaluation Contract Nominated Principal Applicant: Dr. Gabriel Fabreau Role: Principal Applicant Total Amount Awarded: $80,000 Support Period: 05/2015 to 04/2017 10. Alberta High Needs Urban Health Research Network Meeting: Campus Alberta Health
Outcomes and Public Health Meeting Grant Funding Source: Campus Alberta Health Outcomes and Public Health Program Name: Meeting Grant Role: Co-Principal Applicant Total Amount Awarded: $5,000 Support Period: 01/2016 to 03/2016
11. A pre-post study to assess the impact of a senior resident rotation bundle on health care
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provider wellness, quality and medical education Funding Source: University of Calgary Department of Medicine Program Name: DOM Grant Principal Applicant: Dr. Jane Lemaire Role: Co-Principal Applicant Total Amount Awarded: $10,000 Support Period: 06/2010 to 05/2012
ii. Requested
IX. INVITED ADDRESSES
Poster Presentations 1. Fabreau GE, Bauman P, Coakley A, Johnson K, Kline G. A case of severe skeletal fluorosis
likely secondary to fluoride contaminated water in Kakuma Refugee Camp. North American Refugee Health Conference, June 2017.
2. Walsh E, Leung A, Coakley A, Aucoin M, Vaughan S, Fabreau GE. Comparison of Serological and Stool Testing in the diagnosis of Strongyloidiasis and Schistosomiasis among recently arrived refugees to Canada. North American Refugee Health Conference, June 2017.
3. Malebranche M, Nerenberg K, Metcalfe A, Fabreau GE. Are Pregnant Refugee Women
Receiving the Prenatal Care They Need? North American Refugee Health Conference, June 2017.
4. Jensen A, Williamson T, Ronksley PE, Fabreau GE, Drummond NA, Katz A, Singer A, Wong S, Manca D, Polachek A, Cheung A, McBrien KA. Who are the medically complex patients in Canadian Primary Care? Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, Alberta, March 2-4, 2017
5. Fabreau GE, Walsh E, Coakley A, Yu S, Kamal el Din M, Lienhard K and McBrien K. (2016)
Medical complexity and intensity of dedicated refugee clinic use among newly arrived refugees and refugee claimants to Canada. Poster Presentation. North American Refugee Health Conference Annual Meeting. June 2016. Niagara Falls, NY
6. Fabreau GE, Berkowitz SA, He W, Kayitesi C, Oo SA, Atlas SJ and Percac-Lima S (2015) Acquisition of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors among Refugees and Immigrants: A Longitudinal Study. Poster Presentation: Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. April, 2015. Toronto, ON
7. Fabreau GE, Minty E, Rosenkrantz Woskie L, Yang J, Jha, A and Ghali W. (2014) The Global Health Metadata Catalogue to Inform Population Health, Health System Performance, and Quality of Care. Poster Presentation: World Health Organization Family of International Classifications (WHO-FIC) Annual Meeting. October, 2014. Barcelona, Spain.
8. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Socioeconomic Status, Gender and Access to Coronary Angiography in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Poster Presentation: Canadian Society of Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. October, 2013.
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Toronto, ON
9. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Interdependency of Geographic and Socioeconomic Factors on Access to Care and Outcomes following Acute Coronary Syndrome. Poster Presentation: Canadian Society of Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. October, 2013. Toronto, ON
10. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Socioeconomic Status, Geography and Access to Coronary Angiography in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Poster Presentation: Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. April, 2013. Denver, CO
11. Elliott M, Fabreau G, Minty E, Khanna S, Wallace J, de Grood J, Lewin A, Brown G, Bharwani A, Gilmour J, Lemaire JB. (2010) Does the shift work? A Pre-Post Study to Assess the Impact of a New Senior Resident Rotation Bundle on Senior Residents’ Wellness, Quality of Health Care Delivery and Medical Education Experience. Poster presentation, University of Calgary Internal Medicine Resident Research Day, April 2011. Calgary, AB.
12. Fabreau G, Minty E, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2010) The Global Health Metadata Catalogue. Poster Presentation: Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. April, 2010. Minneapolis, MN.
13. Fabreau G, Minty E, Parsons G, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2009) Compilation of “Meta-data” on Global Health Data Holdings. Poster presentation, University of Calgary Internal Medicine Research Days. May, 2009. Calgary AB.
14. Fabreau G, McDougall D, Bristow M, and Poulin B. (2007) Influence of Family Background on
Choice of Medical Specialty. Alberta College of Family Physicians. Alberta Family Practice Research Network, Poster Presentation. Award Winner. February, 2007. Banff, AB.
15. McCreary O, Sharfuddin N, Kandola R, Dallos A and Fabreau GE. (2016) Reducing General
Internal Medicine specialty care wait times using a community based service delivery model at the East Calgary Family Care Clinic. Poster Presentation. Alberta Health Services Quality Summit. October 2016. Calgary, Alberta.
Oral Presentations
1. Norrie E, Boyce M, Walsh E, Leung A, Coakley A, GE Fabreau. Mental Health and Hypertension Prevalence among Refugees and Refugee Claimants in Canada. North American Refugee Health Conference, June 2017.
2. Gersbach BM, Gersbach RE, Scoular RJ, Ronksley PE, McBrien KA, Fabreau GE, Cheung A,
Lindeman C, Drummond N, Williamson T. Engaging patients in big-data methods research. SPOR Summer Institute, Edmonton, Alberta, June 2017
3. Williamson T, Fabreau GE, McBrien K, Drummond N, Polacheck A, Garies S, Hao S, Weaver C Ronksley P. Defining and describing high system use in primary care, PIHCIN/CAHSPR Pre-Conference, May 2017, Toronto, Ontario (oral presentation to policy makers).
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4. McBrien K, Fabreau GE, Drummond N, Polacheck A, Garies S, Hao S, Ronksley P, Williamson
T. Characterizing High System Use in Primary Care. Annual Scientific Assembly of the Alberta College of Family Physicians, Banff, Alberta, March 2-4, 2017
5. Jensen A, Williamson T, Ronksley PE, Fabreau GE, Drummond NA, Katz A, Singer A, Wong S,
Manca D, Polachek A, Cheung A, McBrien KA. Who are the medically complex patients in Canadian Primary Care? A comparative assessment of measures of multimorbidity. SGIM Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, April 19-22, 2017.
6. Singer A, Katz A, Halas G, McBrien K, Fabreau GE, Drummond N, Polacheck A, Garies S, Hao
S, Ronksley P Williamson T. Characterizing High System Use Across the Primary-Tertiary Care Continuum: Parallel Analyses of Select Canadian Health Datasets. SPOR Manitoba CRINGe Speaker Series, April 13, 2017.
7. Papini, A.; Peller, P.; Southern D.; James, M.; Knudtson, M.; Williamson, T.; McCormick, G.; Fabreau, GE. (2016) The Effect of Neighbourhood Level Crime Rates on ACS Incidence (The SafeHeart Study). Canadian Society of Internal Medicine Annual General Meeting. Montreal, Quebec. October 2016.
8. Walsh E, Vaughan S, Coakley A, Yu S, Kamal el Din M, Lienhard K, Williamson T, Fabreau GE (2016) Strongyloidiasis and Schistosomiasis Screening and Prevalence among Refugees and Refugee Claimants in Canada. Invited oral presentation. North American Refugee Health Conference Annual Meeting. June 2016. Niagara Falls, NY
9. Fabreau GE, Berkowitz SA, He W, Kayitesi C, Oo SA, Atlas SJ and Percac-Lima S (2015)
Acquisition of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors among Refugees and Immigrants: A Longitudinal Study. Invited oral presentation. North American Refugee Health Conference Annual Meeting. June, 2015. Toronto, ON
10. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern DA, Williams JM, Knudtson M, Ayanian JZ, Ghali, WA. (2014)
Sex, Socioeconomic Status, Access to Cardiac Catheterization and Outcomes for Acute Coronary Syndromes in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Invited Presentation – Featured Plenary Oral Presentation: Society of General Internal Medicine – New England Regional Meeting. March, 2014. Boston, MA
11. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern DA, McWilliams JM, Knudtson M, Ayanian JZ, Ghali, WA. (2014) Sex, Socioeconomic Status, Access to Cardiac Catheterization and Outcomes for Acute Coronary Syndromes in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Invited Presentation – Young Investigator Award Finalist. American Heart Association Quality of Care and Outcomes Research Conference. May, 2014. Baltimore, MA
12. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern DA, McWilliams JM, Knudtson M, Ayanian JZ, Ghali, WA. (2014) Sex, Socioeconomic Status, Access to Cardiac Catheterization and Outcomes for Acute Coronary Syndromes in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Invited Presentation – Mack Lipkin Sr. Associate Member Scientific Presentation Finalists. Society of General Internal Medicine Annual Meeting. April, 2014. San Diego, CA
13. Fabreau GE, Minty EP, Ghali WA. (2014) A Metadata Manifesto: The pressing need for global
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health metadata. Invited Presentation – Harvard Initiative on Global Health Quality - HIGHQ seminar. Harvard School of Public Health. April, 2014. Boston, MA
14. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Socioeconomic Status,
Geography and Access to Coronary Angiography in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Invited Oral Presentation: Alberta Provincial Project for Outcomes Assessment in Coronary Heart Disease (APPROACH) Annual Research Meeting. May, 2013. Calgary, AB
15. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Socioeconomic Status,
Geography and Access to Coronary Angiography in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Invited Oral Presentation: American Heart Association Quality of Care and Outcomes Research Conference. May, 2013. Baltimore, MD
16. Fabreau G, Elliott M, Minty E, Khanna S, Wallace J, de Grood J, Lewin A, Brown G, Bharwani
A, Gilmour J, Lemaire JB. (2011) Does the shift work? A Pre-Post Study to Assess the Impact of a New Senior Resident Rotation Bundle. Invited Oral Presentation. International Conference on Residency Education. September, 2011. Quebec City, Que.
17. Fabreau G and Altabbaa G. (2011) Practical Perspectives in Teaching from Our Future
Teachers: Our Residents. Oral Presentation. Cabin Fever 2011 – University of Calgary Rural Family Physician Faculty Development Workshop. February 2011. Kananaskis, AB.
18. Fabreau G, Minty E, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2010) The Global Health Metadata
Catalogue. Oral Presentation: World Health Organization Family of International Classifications (WHO-FIC) Annual Meeting. October, 2010. Toronto, ON.
19. Fabreau G, Minty E, Parsons G, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2009) IMECCHI Global Health
Metadata Catalogue: Defining the Scope of Codified Administrative Data. Invited Presentation: International Methodology Consortium for Coded Health Information (IMMECHI) Annual Meeting. November, 2009. Vancouver BC.
Invited Lectures & Workshops
1. Fabreau GE, Narasiah L. (2016). Approach to Refugee Health for the General Internist. Invited Clinical Workshop. Canadian Society of Internal Medicine (CSIM) Annual Meeting. Montreal, Que (Oct 2016)
2. Fabreau G, Minty E, Parsons G, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2009) IMECCHI Global Health Metadata Catalogue: Defining the Scope of Codified Administrative Data. Invited Presentation: IMMECHI Public Symposium St. Paul’s Hospital. November, 2009. Vancouver BC.
3. Fabreau G, McKinney B. (2007) Memorandum of Understanding, Disaster and Emergency
Planning for Canadian Medical Students. CFMS policy statement. Canadian Federation of Medical Students Bi-Annual General Meeting. May, 2007. Victoria, BC.
4. Fabreau G, McKinney B. (2007) CFMS Disaster and Emergency Preparedness Taskforce, Lobby Day 2007. Canadian Federation of Medical Students National Lobby Day. Presentation
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to MPs and members of Standing Committee on Health. Federal Parliament. February, 2007. Ottawa, ON.
5. Fabreau G. (2005). Heteromultimeric Interactions Within the TrpC Calcium Permeable
Channel Family as a Determinant of Function. Invited Presentation: Alpine Pharmacology Graduate Student Research Symposium. February, 2005. Banff, AB.
X. PUBLICATIONS
i. Peer reviewed manuscripts
1. Malebranche M, Nerenberg K, Metcalfe A, Fabreau GE. (2017). Addressing the Vulnerability of Pregnant Refugee Women in Today’s Global Refugee Crisis: A Call to Action. Bull World Health Organ. [IN PRESS]
2. Souri S; Symonds N; Rouhi A; Lethebe B; Garies S; Ronksley P; Tyler Williamson; Fabreau GE; Birtwhistle R; Quan H; McBrien K. (2017) Identification of validated case definitions for chronic disease using electronic medical records: A systematic review protocol. Systematic Reviews. Feb 23, 2017. doi: 10.1186/s13643-017-0431-9
3. Rannelli L, Tang K, Fabreau GE (2016) Advocacy in Internal Medicine Training: Integrating the Health of Socially Vulnerable Populations into Residency Programs. (Under Review)
4. Pelletier R, Fabreau GE, Behlouli H, Bacon S, Khan N, Lavoie K, Leung S and Pilote L for the GENESIS-PRAXY Investigators (2016) Withdrawal from the Workforce Following Premature Acute Coronary Syndrome. (Under Review)
5. Berkowitz SA, Fabreau GE, Raghavan S, Kentoffio K, Chang Y, He W, Atlas SJ, Percac-Lima S. Risk of Developing Diabetes Among Refugees and Immigrants: A Longitudinal Analysis. J Community Health. 2016 Jun 30. PubMed PMID: 27363825.
6. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southen DA, James M, Knudtson M, Ghali, WA, Ayanian JZ. (2016) Area Median Income and Metropolitan vs. Non-Metropolitan Location of Care for ACS: A Complex Interaction of Social Determinants. J Am Heart Assoc. February 23, 2016; 5: e002447. doi: 10.1161/JAHA.115.002447
7. Berkowitz SA, Fabreau GE (2015) Food Insecurity: What is the Clinician’s Role? Canadian Medical Association Journal. October 6, 2015 vol. 187 no. 14. DOI:10.1503 /cmaj.150644
8. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southen DA, McWilliams JM, Knudtson M, Ayanian JZ, Ghali, WA.
(2014) Sex, Socioeconomic Status, Access to Cardiac Catheterization and Outcomes for Acute Coronary Syndromes in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes. 2014 Jul 1;7(4):540–9.
9. Bresee LC, Knudtson ML, Zhang J, Crowshoe L, Ahmed SB, Tonelli M, Ghali WA, Quan H, Manns B, Fabreau G, Hemmelgarn BR. Access to and outcomes after coronary angiography for First Nations people with acute myocardial infarction. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 2014 Jul 8;186(10):E372-80.
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10. Fabreau G, Elliott M, Khanna S, Minty E, Wallace J, de Grood J, Lewin A, Brown G, Bharwani
A, Gilmour J, Lemaire JB. (2013) Shifting perceptions: a pre-post study to assess the impact of a senior resident rotation bundle. BMC Medical Education. 2013, 13:115.
ii. Abstracts - published
1. Fabreau GE, Berkowitz SA, He W, Kayitesi C, Oo SA, Atlas SJ and Percac-Lima S. (2015) Acquisition of Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors among Refugees and Immigrants: A Longitudinal Study. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2015 Apr; 30 (Suppl 2): 45–551
2. Berkowitz SA, Fabreau GE, Raghavan S, Kentoffio K, Chang Y, He W, Atlas SJ, Percac-Lima S. (2015) Risk of Developing Diabetes Among Refugees and Immigrants: A Longitudinal Analysis. Journal of General Internal Medicine. 2015 Apr; 30 (Suppl 2): 45–551
3. Fabreau GE, Leung A, Southen DA, McWilliams JM, Knudtson M, Ayanian JZ, Ghali, WA.
(2014) Sex, Socioeconomic Status, Access to Cardiac Catheterization and Outcomes for Acute Coronary Syndromes in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. J Gen Intern Med. 2014 Apr; 29(Suppl 1): 1–545. Published online 2014 Apr 16.
4. Fabreau G, Leung A, Southern D, Ghali W, Ayanian J. (2013) Socioeconomic Status,
Geography and Access to Coronary Angiography in the Context of Universal Healthcare Coverage. Journal of General Internal Medicine June 2013:28 [Supplement 1], S184.
5. Fabreau G, Minty E, Yang J, Quan H and Ghali W. (2010) Creation of a Global Health Metadata Catalogue to Inform International Studies of Disease Burden and Health System Performance. Journal of General Internal Medicine, June 2010 [Supplement 3], S250
iii. Communications
1. Fabreau GE (2016) Healthcare for Newly Arrived Refugee Families in Canada. W21C Patient Safety Podcast. www.patientsafetypodcast.com
2. Herman R, Pollak P, Zarnke K, Fabreau G, Minty E. (2011) The Rocky Mountain American College of Physicians Conference Report. Conference Review. December 2011. (www.rockymountaininternalmed.com)
3. Fabreau G, McKinney B. (2007) An Ounce of Preparation: Ensuring Canadian Medical Student Preparedness for Disaster & Emergency. Canadian Federation of Medical Students policy statement. October 2007. (www.CFMS.org)