Devon L. Greyson Curriculum vitae June 2018 Institutional contact: BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute 950 West 28th Ave Vancouver, BC Canada V5Z 4H4 dgreyson@bcchr.ubc.ca Personal contact: PO Box 21626 1424 Commercial Dr. Vancouver, BC Canada V5L 5G3 devon@devongreyson.ca EDUCATION PhD University of British Columbia Interdisciplinary Studies Thesis: Health-Related Information Practices and the Experiences of Early-Age Parents 2015 MLIS University of British Columbia Library and Information Studies 2006 BA (Hons) Oberlin College Women’s Studies, Music (double major) Thesis: Difference on Display: Asian-American Musicians Negotiating Identity Within the Conservatory Environment 1997 PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS University of British Columbia Pediatrics Postdoctoral Fellow 2015 - Capilano University Women’s & Gender Studies Instructor 2007 - CITIZENSHIP Canada, United States (dual) LANGUAGES English (fluent), Spanish (intermediate), French (novice) RESEARCH INTERESTS Medical sociology, health information practices, gender and health, youth information practices, parent/family information practices, digital health practices, digital sociology, social informatics, science and technology studies, population health information interventions, public health communication and surveillance, implementation science, information ethics, health decision making, constructions of scientific evidence, knowledge translation and exchange, research synthesis methods, qualitative methods, arts-involved research methods, social justice, reproductive health, LGBTQ populations. PUBLICATIONS
PI: Julie Bettinger $55,766 2015-2017 Co-Investigator Understanding the Evolution of Expectant and New Mothers’ Beliefs and Behaviours About Pediatric Vaccination in British Columbia Island Health PI: Julie Bettinger $50,000 2015-2017 Co-Investigator/ Study Manager Decreasing Parental Vaccine Hesitancy in Middle Childhood British Columbia Immunization Committee PI: Julie Bettinger $39,815 2013-2018 Co-Investigator Investigating the Influences of Social Context and Structure on Young People's Parenting Experiences Canadian Institutes of Health Research MOP-126032 PI: Jean Shoveller $604,310 Past Research Grants 2015-2016 Principal Applicant Theatre-Based Knowledge Exchange With Early-Age Parents and Community Stakeholders CIHR Institute for Gender and Health, Institute Community Support Knowledge Translation Supplement $4,400 2015-2016 Co-Applicant Women, HIV and the Law: Systematic Reviews of the Global Evidence Canadian Institutes of Health Research KRS-339495 PI: Kate Shannon $100,000 2011 Co-Principal Applicant An Investigation of the Research-Embedded Health Librarian Experience Canadian Health Libraries Association Chapter Initiatives Fund $1000 2010 Principal Applicant HLABC Webcasting/Webconferencing Pilot Project Canadian Health Libraries Association Chapter Initiatives Fund $800 RESEARCH PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE School of Population & Public Health, University of British Columbia Graduate Research Assistant 2012-2015 Consultant (self-employed) British Columbia, Canada Research Information Specialist 2007-2014 Centre for Health Services & Policy Research, University of British Columbia Information Specialist 2006-2011
Other Association Service Society for Medical Decision Making North American Meeting Social Media Team (2016) Canadian Association for Information Science, Conference Volunteer (2013) MEDIA COVERAGE/INTERVIEWS Print News Media Payne, E. (2016, December 5). Canadian researchers dig into the reasons some parents are hesitant about vaccines. Ottawa Citizen. Payne, E. (2016, December 6). Understanding why some parents are hesitant about vaccines. Sun Media. Toronto edition: (Also appeared in Ottawa, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton.) Tornes, S. (2016, February 22). Celebrating International Women’s Day: Transcending the binary with Ivan Coyote. Capilano Courier. Wells, N. (2015, March 23). ‘Gamergate’ and gendered harassment: Exploring a culture of sexism in the online world. North Shore News. Kapenda, K. (2014, November 10). From boys to men: Understanding the men’s rights movement. Capilano Courier. http://www.capilanocourier.com/features/boys-men/ Lyon, C. (2014, May 11). Thinking outside the blue box. North Shore News. http://www.nsnews.com/thinking-outside-the-blue-box-1.1056268 Magazine 1. Loney, S. (2017, July/Aug). When facts aren’t enough. Today’s Parent, 34(4), pp 31-34. 2. Loney, S. (2017, August 29). Why some parents are scared of vaccines. MacLean’s. http://www.macleans.ca/society/health/why-some-parents-are-scared-of-vaccines/ Radio Stirling, A. (2016, December 6). The latest in immunization research. The Adam Stirling Show, CFAX 1070. SELECTED PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES Indigenous Canada, University of Alberta on Coursera 2017 Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) - Life Science, Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative 2017 Academic Writing Retreat for Female Postdocs and Pre-Tenure Faculty in the Health Sciences, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC 2016 Introduction to Implementation Science, Society for Medical Decision Making, Vancouver, 2016