Publications by authors named "C M Paradis"
Article Synopsis
- - The study investigated sleep habits of Quebec resident physicians and found that many experience social jetlag, which is the misalignment between required and actual sleep schedules, impacting their health.
- - An online questionnaire collected data on various factors including sleep duration and disturbances; results showed an average sleep debt of 1.59 hours and significant sleep issues affecting over half the participants.
- - The findings suggest that severe social jetlag correlates with factors like less physical activity and depressive symptoms, highlighting the need for interventions to support the mental health of resident physicians.
Objective: This study assessed the quality of campus alcohol policies against best practice to assist campus decision-makers in strengthening their campus alcohol policies and reducing student alcohol use and harm.
Methods: Drawing on empirical literature and expert opinion, we developed an evidence-based scoring rubric to assess the quality of campus alcohol policies across 10 alcohol policy domains. Campus alcohol policy data were collected from 12 Atlantic Canadian universities.
Natural river flooding events can mobilize contaminants from the vadose zone and lead to increased concentrations in groundwater. Characterizing the mass and transport mechanisms of contaminants released from the vadose zone to groundwater during these recharge events is particularly challenging. Therefore, conducting highly-controlled in-situ experiments that simulate natural flooding events can help increase the knowledge of where contaminants can be stored and how they can move between hydrological compartments.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAim: Medical residency training is associated with a range of sociodemographic, lifestyle and mental health factors that may confer higher risk for psychotic-like experiences (PLEs) in residents, yet little research has examined this question. Thus, we aimed to document the prevalence and associated factors of PLEs among resident physicians.
Methods: Physicians enrolled in residency programmes in the Province of Québec, Canada (four universities) were recruited in Fall 2022 via their programme coordinators and social media.