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ARCH Lab Publishes Paper
Irina Oltean, a Master’s student with the ARCH Lab, published a paper entitled “Agreement of child and parent-proxy reported health-related quality of life in children with mental disorder” in Quality of Life Research. The purpose of this paper was to examine whether parents with elevated levels of depressive and anxiety symptoms report on the health-related […]
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ARCH Lab Contributes to Paper on Traffic Violations by Youth with ADHD
Collaborating with University of Waterloo colleague, Scott Leatherdale, Dr. Ferro recently published a paper entitled “Traffic Violations among Young People with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder” in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry. Results showed that individuals with ADHD are not at greater odds for traffic violations. Instead, young people with ADHD share similar risk factors—being aged 20-29 […]
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Results from MY Study Published
Findings from the MY Study were published in a paper in Child Psychiatry & Human Development, entitled “Mental–Physical Multimorbidity in Youth: Associations with Individual, Family, and Health Service Use Outcomes”. The purpose of this study was to examine the prevalence, correlates, and outcomes of youth with comorbid mental and physical conditions (i.e., multimorbidity) in a […]
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Postdoctoral Fellowship Position Available with the ARCH Lab
Dr. Mark Ferro is looking for a postdoctoral fellow to join the ARCH Lab at the University of Waterloo. The fellowship is suitable for candidates who are interested in developing their own independent program of research in the areas of child and young person multimorbidity, mental health or substance use. For more details, please click […]
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ARCH Lab Contributes to Study of Substance Use Disorders
A paper by Qadeer et al., entitled “An epidemiological study of substance use disorders among emerging and young adults“ was recently published in The Canadian Journal of Psychiatry. Findings showed that emerging adults have increased odds for substance use disorders and provided evidence of an extension of emerging adulthood into the late 20s.
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Dr. Ferro Elected as Vice President of CSEB
Dr. Ferro Elected as Vice President of CSEB Congratulations to Dr. Ferro who was recently elected to be Vice President of the Canadian Society for Epidemiology and Biostatistics (CSEB) from July 2018 until June 2020. The CSEB is an organization devoted to promoting the use of epidemiology and biostatistics to improve health and well-being through […]
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ARCH Lab has some fun!
Theses were on hold for one afternoon last week when the ARCH Lab took time off for some fun. First, an escape room challenge that had us navigating The Mayor’s Office. A solid team effort that saw us one clue and one minute away from completion. Second, an evening BBQ, a lively debate about whether […]
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New ARCH Lab Research
The ARCH Lab recently published two protocol papers in BMJ Open. The first, entitled, “Establishing a protocol for building a pan-Canadian population-based monitoring system for early childhood development for children with health disorders – Canadian Children’s Health in Context Study (CCHICS)” is a collaboration with researchers across Canada and led by Dr. Magdalena Janus at […]
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ARCH Lab Contributes to Study of Adult Multimorbidity
In collaboration with colleagues at the Offord Centre for Child Studies, Dr. Ferro published a paper entitled, “Child maltreatment and adult multimorbidity: results from the Canadian Community Health Survey” in the Canadian Journal of Public Health. Findings showed that child maltreatment (exposure to intimate partner violence, sexual abuse, or physical abuse) predicted increased odds of […]
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Dr. Ferro Elected as Fellow of APPA
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Ferro who was recently elected to be a Fellow of the American Psychopathological Association (APPA). The APPA, founded in 1910, is one of the oldest research organizations in North America. The APPA is devoted to the scientific investigation of disordered human behavior, and its biological and psychosocial substrates.
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