UBC experts on COVID-19 pandemic

January 16, 2022

Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)UBC experts on COVID-19 pandemic Media AdvisoriesUBC experts are available to comment on the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Jennifer BaumbuschAssociate Professor, School of NursingEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishSeniors care, long-term care, people with disabilities, family caregivingDr. Christopher CarlstenPhysician; Professor and Head of Respiratory Medicine, Department of MedicineEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishEffects of COVID-19 on lung health and patient-reported outcomes, COVID-19 clinical follow-up including long haulersDr. Daniel Coombs (he/him)Professor, Department of Mathematics and Institute of Applied MathematicsEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishModelling the pandemic, including invasion of new strains*unavailable Dec. 19-22Dr. Ran GoldmanProfessor, Department of PediatricsEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishCOVID-19 vaccination barriers, COVID-19 complications in children, preparing for flu season during a pandemic, flu vaccine and parents’ willingness to vaccinate their children*some periods of unavailabilityDr. Tom KochAdjunct Professor, Department of GeographyTel: 604-326-2967Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishHistory of pandemics/epidemics/outbreaks; mapping of diseases; basic public health policies, issues, initiatives; social context of bacterial and viral expansionDr. Stephen Hoption CannClinical Professor, School of Population and Public HealthTel: 778-928-8339Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishInfectious disease prevention and vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials, pathophysiology of fever in infectious diseasesDr. Judy Illes (she/her)Professor of Neurology and Canada Research Chair in Neuroethics, Division of NeurologyTel: 604-822-0746Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishMedically vulnerable populations*unavailable Dec. 29-Jan. 5Dr. Kelly McNagny (he/him)Professor, Department of Medical Genetics and School of Biomedical EngineeringEmail: [email protected] language(s): EnglishImmune response to infections and vaccinesDr. Eli Puterman (he/him)Associate Professor, School of Kinesiology and Canada Research Chair in Physical Activity and HealthEmail: [email protected](s): EnglishMental health effects of Covid, exercise and mental health, at-home exercise during Covid, exercise and stress reduction*Unavailable from December 31st to January 2ndDr. James RussellPhysician; Professor, Department of Medicine; Principal Investigator at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation (HLI) at St. Paul’s HospitalTel: 604-992-7550Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishTherapies for COVID-19, impact of non-vaccinated on trial recruitment, cardiac/heart injury and shock in COVID-19Dr. Marie Tarrant (she/her)Professor, School of Nursing, UBC OkanaganCell: 604-417-7307Email: [email protected] language(s): EnglishVaccine uptake; vaccine hesitancy; vaccine in pregnancy, breastfeeding and children; parental attitudes and willingess to vaccinateDr. Steven Taylor (he/him)Professor and Clinical Psychologist, Department of PsychiatryEmail: [email protected] language(s): English

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UBC experts on COVID-19 pandemic

Media Advisories

UBC experts are available to comment on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Jennifer Baumbusch
Associate Professor, School of Nursing
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Seniors care, long-term care, people with disabilities, family caregiving

Dr. Christopher Carlsten
Physician; Professor and Head of Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Effects of COVID-19 on lung health and patient-reported outcomes, COVID-19 clinical follow-up including long haulers

Dr. Daniel Coombs (he/him)
Professor, Department of Mathematics and Institute of Applied Mathematics
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Modelling the pandemic, including invasion of new strains

*unavailable Dec. 19-22

Dr. Ran Goldman
Professor, Department of Pediatrics
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • COVID-19 vaccination barriers, COVID-19 complications in children, preparing for flu season during a pandemic, flu vaccine and parents’ willingness to vaccinate their children

*some periods of unavailability

Dr. Tom Koch
Adjunct Professor, Department of Geography
Tel: 604-326-2967
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • History of pandemics/epidemics/outbreaks; mapping of diseases; basic public health policies, issues, initiatives; social context of bacterial and viral expansion

Dr. Stephen Hoption Cann
Clinical Professor, School of Population and Public Health
Tel: 778-928-8339
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Infectious disease prevention and vaccination, COVID-19 vaccine clinical trials, pathophysiology of fever in infectious diseases

Dr. Judy Illes (she/her)
Professor of Neurology and Canada Research Chair in Neuroethics, Division of Neurology
Tel: 604-822-0746
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Medically vulnerable populations

*unavailable Dec. 29-Jan. 5

Dr. Kelly McNagny (he/him)
Professor, Department of Medical Genetics and School of Biomedical Engineering
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Immune response to infections and vaccines

Dr. Eli Puterman (he/him)
Associate Professor, School of Kinesiology and Canada Research Chair in Physical Activity and Health
Email: [email protected]
Language(s): English

  • Mental health effects of Covid, exercise and mental health, at-home exercise during Covid, exercise and stress reduction

*Unavailable from December 31st to January 2nd

Dr. James Russell
Physician; Professor, Department of Medicine; Principal Investigator at the Centre for Heart Lung Innovation (HLI) at St. Paul’s Hospital
Tel: 604-992-7550
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Therapies for COVID-19, impact of non-vaccinated on trial recruitment, cardiac/heart injury and shock in COVID-19

Dr. Marie Tarrant (she/her)
Professor, School of Nursing, UBC Okanagan
Cell: 604-417-7307
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Vaccine uptake; vaccine hesitancy; vaccine in pregnancy, breastfeeding and children; parental attitudes and willingess to vaccinate

Dr. Steven Taylor (he/him)
Professor and Clinical Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry
Email: [email protected]
Interview language(s): English

  • Psychology of pandemics, pandemic fatigue, anxiety disorders, PTSD, OCD
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