Andrea Cortinois

Prof Andrea A. Cortinois

Assistant Professor, Dalla Lana School of Public Health
Institution: University of Toronto
Current Institution Location: Canada

Email: a.cortinois@utoronto.ca
Phone Number:  416-978-6051
Website: Go to website

Address:
155 College Street, Suite 520, Toronto ON M5T 3M7, Canada

Research Focus/Expertise on Relevant Migrant Categories
Internal Migration
Internally displaced persons (Adults)
Left-behind migrant families (Children, Adolescents)
Migrant Workers (Adults)

International/Cross-Border Migration
International migrant workers (Adults)
Refugees (Adults)
Seasonal farm workers (Adults)
Asylum seekers (Adults)

Relevant Publications

Title Author Year Published Link to Publication
Fractured families and communities as an effect of migration and structural violence Gastaldo, D., Cortinois, A.A.
Toronto’s 2-1-1 healthcare services for immigrant populations Cortinois, A.A., Glazier, R.H., Caidi, N., Andrews, G., Herbert-Copley, M., Jadad, A.R.
Neighbourhood Recent Immigration and Hospitalization in Toronto, Canada Glazier, R.H., Creatore, M.I., Cortinois, A.A., Agha, M.M., Moineddin, R.
Leveling the Playing Field: The Personal Coach Program as an innovative approach to assess and address the supportive care needs of underserved cancer patients Hohenadel, J., Kaegi, E., Laidlaw, J., Kovacik, G., Cortinois, A.A., Kang, R., Jadad, A.R.

Relevant Projects

Title Year Published Region/Country Role in the Project Main Outcome Link to Study Reports and publications
Fractured Families, Fractured Communities: Comparing the Lived Experiences of Temporary Foreign Workers and Indigenous People Relocating from Rural to Urban Areas, in Canada Asia and the Pacific
Philippines
Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
Principal Investigator
The Effects of the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program on Families: A Multi-Country Study of Temporary Farm Workers in Canada and Their Families in Mexico Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
Mexico
Faculty Adviser
Glocal Spa: Trans Latinas Overcoming Radical Socio-economic Exclusion Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
Co-Investigator
Food Systems and Health Equity in an Era of Globalization: Think, Eat and Grow Green Globally (TEG3) Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
South America
Ecuador
Co-Investigator
Youth4Health Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
Co-Investigator
Improving Access to Clinical and Community Resources for Multicultural Mental Health Care Central and North America and the Caribbean
Canada
Co-Investigator