Research Assistant
Ogochukwu Onyeso is a doctoral candidate in Population Studies in Health at the University of Lethbridge. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree in medical rehabilitation, specializing in physical therapy. He has clinical experience in hospitalized, institutionalized, and community-based medical rehabilitation. He is a quantitative analyst and has co-authored about 30 journal articles on health outcomes and services. He is a research assistant at the Prentice Institute, working on “Charting Pathways to Resilience in Mental Health among Canadian Young Adults during COVID-19”.
Scientific Reports (May 2023)
Annals of Medicine (May 2023)
BMC Geriatrics (February 2023)
Systematic Reviews (February 2023)
Home Health Care Serv. Q. (January 2023)
Int. J. Environ. Res. Public Health (January 2023)
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