Researchers
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Xiangfei MengResearcher – Douglas Research Centre Her research interests are in population mental health and neuro-psychiatric epidemiology, using a wide range of techniques to study the roles of genetic, environmental risk factors and their interactions of common mental health and disorders across the life span, especially focusing on the importance of prevention strategies in diverse ethno-cultural environment. Her publication list (over 90 articles) exhibits that her strong research productivity and her relevant research experiences in the field of population mental health and mental disorders. She currently leads a well-established longitudinal community-based population study (funded by CIHR and SSHRC) to explore how biopsychosocial attributes are linked with mental health and common psychiatric disorders.https://douglas.research.mcgill.ca/xiangfei-meng |
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Marie-Josee FleuryResearcher, Douglas Research Centre Her research primarily focuses on the organization and adequacy of services aims to better understand the needs of persons affected by mental health problems, abuse and dependence on psychoactive substances, and those in situations of homelessness, as well as the transformations and key components that may contribute to improving the delivery of care. By providing new findings of the determinants of needs, of service utilization as a function of different service user profiles, and on the organization and processes of care, the team hopes to improve the state of knowledge and to offer recommendations that will optimize mental health services. https://douglas.research.mcgill.ca/marie-josee-fleury |
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Chris Barrington-LeighAssociate Professor His research focuses on 1) the empirical, experienced human benefits of economic and social conditions, changes, and policy 2) consumption externalities and social preferences 3) impact of extant and plausible policies aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere and 4) household experience and behaviour in response to the major coal-to-electricity intervention in China. https://www.mcgill.ca/popcentre/people-0/associate-members-0/chris-barrington-leigh |
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Danielle MaltaisProfessor Her research interests are consequences of disasters on individuals, responders and communities, intervention in macro-social crisis situations, resilience of individuals and communities, social gerontology, outreach interventions. |