Carla Ginn
Assistant Professor
PhD
MSN
BN (Distinction)
Diploma of Nursing
Contact information
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Location
Courses
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NURS 285 - The Discipline & Profession of Nursing I - Fall 2019
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NURS 599 - Integrating Nursing Roles and Practices VI: Transition to Nursing Practice - Winter 2020
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NURS 633 - Leadership in Advanced Nursing Practice and Practicum I - Winter 2020
Research
Research Interests
- FNMI health and wellbeing
- Intergenerational resiliency
- Early intervention
- Participatory action research
- Mixed methods
- Constructivist grounded theory
- Maternal-child health
Biography
Carla Ginn is a research-intensive assistant professor with a focus on FNMI Intergenerational Heath and Wellbeing and Maternal-child Health. Her CIHR-funded master’s work involved Participatory Action Research with a group of urban First Nations grandmothers to explore meanings of health and health promotion in families and communities. Her fully funded doctoral work was at Calgary Urban Project Society (CUPS) One World Child Development Centre. with families living at less than half the low-income cut-off, and managing addiction, mental illness, and/or social isolation.
Carla is currently engaged in community-based research at CUPS Health Education Housing, and has worked extensively with women, children, and families living with low income throughout the life cycle. Carla is a member of the O’Brien Institute for Public Health Group for Research with Indigenous Peoples (GRIP), and was selected for the CIHR Early Career Investigator (ECI) observer program for the Project Grant: Fall 2016 competition Indigenous Health Cluster.