EnRICH Team Members
Martin is a neonatologist and clinical epidemiologist. His methodological work is on the identification of valid, discriminative, and feasible outcomes, innovative clinical trial methodologies, and sufficient child health research reporting (see About Us).
Ami is a Senior Project Manager with experience in managing projects in neuroscience, mental health, and PPI involvement. She leads the project focused on improving the transparency, quality, and utility of child health clinical research (see Reporting Standards).
Ellen is a post-doctoral research fellow with a background in epidemiology and public health. Her research interest is in the selection, development and validation of health outcome measurement instruments. Ellen leads the PRISMA-COSMIN study, a reporting guideline for systematic reviews of outcome measurement instruments (see Reporting Standards).
Katy is a Paediatrics Resident at the University of Toronto. She has a strong interest in clinical research methods and is currently working on the TIDieR-C project which aims to improve the quality of intervention reporting in paediatric clinical trials (See Reporting Standards).
Veronica is an Assistant Professor Psychology. Her research interests are at the intersection between healthy psychology and implementation science, focusing on methodological quality of conducting randomized controlled trials in healthcare settings. She currently works on the TIDieR-C project which aims to improve the quality of intervention reporting in paediatric clinical trials (See Reporting Standards).
Atushi is a Research Coordinator with a strong interest in clinical research contributing to equitable healthcare practices and outcomes. Atushi is currently leading the research and development of research integrity and readiness efforts for pediatric mental health studies and incorporating the knowledge into the CALM study.
The Post-Doctoral Research Fellow will primarily work on methods projects as part of the RareKids-CAN consortium and will contribute to cutting-edge research projects focused on advancing methodologies for the design, implementation, and analysis of clinical trials in pediatrics with a specific focus on rare diseases. See our Careers page for details!
Andrea received her BA (Honours) in Sociology at Bishop’s University. She began her career in research administration at SickKids in 2007. Andrea works with four CHES scientists and their labs, manages lab and CHES program websites, and coordinates KT training programs within the SickKids Learning Institute.