University of Toronto St. George Campus - Epidemiology
University of Montreal
Fall 2005-2010; Winter 2008-2010
Summer 2012: Designed and delivered specialized courses on data analysis and statistical software (SPSS)
in order to help university students improve their competencies and accomplish their research project. Supervised 2 assistants each session.\n \nSeptember 2007
February 2011: Lecturer in biostatistics
Port-au-Prince
for the master program in health administration
Unité de Santé Internationale
Université de Montréal/Université d'État d'Haïti\nContributed to enhance professionals' research and management skills through an introduction course to biostatistics
epidemiology and data analysis.\n\n2004- 2007 : Online Facilitator for Health CANADA
government of Canada\nCoached a team of 10 to 15 public health practitioners coming from different parts of the country in order to enhanced their competencies in health surveillance. Encouraged communication between participants; moderated and catalysed e-discussions; helped participants to prepare relevant activities for their work area; gave feedback and answered questions from participants; assisted participants in the use of WEBCT environment for learning.
Lecturer
Montreal
Canada Area
Designed and implemented a factor analysis and a hierarchical regression for the assessment of patients’ satisfaction in health care and its associations with organizational performance measures that will help improving patient experience in healthcare.
HSPRN - HPME University of Toronto
Postdoctoral trainee
Analyzed administrative data associated with the publicly reported assessment of Quebec's hospitals performance: was extensively involved in the operationalization of multiple indicators based on various administrative databases; participated in the definition of indicators covering the different functions of the global evaluation and also collaborated in the discussions about the relative measurement of performance considering norms or empirical standards.
GRIS
University of Montreal
Clinical data manager
Develop and supervise all aspects of data management for a randomised clinical trial in 40 participating centres in two African countries (QUARITE: QUAlité des soins
gestion du Risque et Techniques obstétricales dans les pays en développement). Wrote a Manual of procedure for clinical data collection
management and validation. Created an interactive data entry form and trained data entry assistants. Realized supervision visits on field.
Unité de Santé Internationale
Université de Montréal
Postdoctoral Fellow
Developed an expertise in local data at HSPRN
working with longitudinal hospital performance data and also testing the factorial structure of Ontario Hospital Report balanced scorecard framework.
University of Toronto
PhD
2009-2010 : Postdoctoral trainee
Department of Health Policy and Management
University of Toronto\n2008-2009 : Postdoctoral trainee
Interdisciplinary research group in health (GRIS)\n2008-2010: Complementary graduate degree in analysis and evaluation of health services
University of Montreal Quebec
Canada
analysis and evaluation of health services; public health
epidemiology
MSc
Community Health
Certificate
-\t2005-01-17 to 2005-01-19: The Evaluators Institute 2005
San Francisco \no\tLinking Evaluation Questions To Analysis Techniques
Dr Mel Mark\n-\t2008-07-17 to 2008-07-24: The Evaluators Institute 2008
Washington D C\no\tAlternative Evaluation Designs re Systems Change
Dr. Michael Quinn Patton\t\no\tPerformance Measurement for Government and NonProfit
Dr. Theodore H. Poister\t\no\tEffective Reporting Strategies for Evaluators
Dr. Kathryn Newcomer\t\no\tWorking with Stakeholders
Dr. John Bryson
Complementary workshops in Evaluation
Evaluators Institute
English
French
DESS
demography
IFORD: Institut de Formation et de Recherche démographique
Ingenieure
Statistics and Applied Economy
ENSEA: École Nationale supérieure de Statistique et d'Économie appliquée)
Côte D'Ivoire
Public Health
Health Promotion
Reproductive Health
Data Analysis
Global Health
Epidemiology
Nonprofits
Qualitative Research
Analysis
Statistics
Program Evaluation
Literature Reviews
SPSS
Clinical Research
Research
Policy
Biostatistics
Management
Health Services Research
Healthcare
Koné
I use biostatistic and computer models to evaluate the medical and pharmaceutical services provided by health organizations
and the resulting impact on population health. I analyze data and provide science based evidence to guide public decisions
improvements in health systems and management of health in communities. \nMy ultimate goal is to used available data to reduce health inequities and eventually improve health systems at a sustainable cost .\n\nSpecialties: Public health
Statistics and Epidemiology
Evaluation of health services
Performance measurement
Data Management and Analysis
Evidence summary
Cancer screening
Anna
Koné
HSPRN - HPME University of Toronto
Unité de Santé Internationale
Université de Montréal
Dalla Lana School of Public Health
University of Toronto
CHSR (The Canadian Health Service Research Group)
GRIS
University of Montreal
University of Toronto
Lakehead University
IRSPUM - Université de Montréal
University of Montreal
Cancer Care Ontario
Analyzed administrative data in order to predict inpatient deaths in Quebec hospitals and to estimate hospital standardized mortality ratio. Developed a methodology including the selection of the study population and relevant clinical groups
a stratified regression model and the use of bootstraps technique to evaluate results precision.
Young Researcher
Montreal
Canada Area
IRSPUM - Université de Montréal
Toronto
Canada Area
I supervise the selection of published scientific literature on cancer screening and outcomes. I summarise the evidence found in the literature and provide the findings to decision makers. I use existing data available to the provincial government to evaluate effectiveness of the existing cancer procedures. I evaluate complex health interventions using modelling and statistical methodologies.
Scientist in Cancer Screening
Cancer Care Ontario
Leading analyses on the surveillance of occupational cancer
OCRC - Cancer Care Ontario
Dalla Lana School of Public Health
University of Toronto
Toronto
Canada Area
I am an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. I do tutorials and presentations on evaluation methodologies and biostatistics. I carry out primary research on the performance and effectiveness of health organizations. I analyse the distribution of health conditions of target populations.
Assistant Professor (status)
Lakehead University
Epidemiologist
Contributed to producing comprehensive reports for Local Health Integrated Networks (LHIN) in Ontario
in order to inform resources allocation. Evaluated access to
efficiency and future needs in services like neurosurgeries in Ontarian specialized hospitals. Evaluated different aspects of use of services at end of life in order to inform decision-making for resources allocation.
CHSR (The Canadian Health Service Research Group)