Breda Eubank, PhD, CAT(C)
Doctor of Philosophy: Specializing in Sports Medicine 2014 – 2019Department of Kinesiology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta
Dissertation: Development of a clinical pathway for patients with rotator cuff disorders.
Master of Science: Specializing in Sports Medicine 2006 - 2009
Department of Kinesiology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta
Thesis: The Development and Implementation of a Healthcare Access and Patient Satisfaction
Questionnaire (HAPSQ) for Measuring Wait Times, Satisfaction, and Costs with Acute
Knee Injury Care in Alberta
Bachelor of Kinesiology: Major in Athletic Therapy 2001 – 2004
Department of Kinesiology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta
Bachelor of Science: Major in Biological Science, Minor in English 1997 – 2001
Department of Science, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
Areas of Research
Health Services Quality Improvement
The HSQI Lab adopts an interdisciplinary approach to measuring, evaluating, and implementating quality improvement metrics for health system transformation. Metrics include patient satisfaction and experience, wait times, health resource utilization, patient outcomes, and economic implications.
The HSQI Lab adopts an interdisciplinary approach to measuring, evaluating, and implementating quality improvement metrics for health system transformation. Metrics include patient satisfaction and experience, wait times, health resource utilization, patient outcomes, and economic implications.
Psychometric Tool Development
This involves the development of patient reported outcome measures ensuring validity, reliability, and usefullness.
This involves the development of patient reported outcome measures ensuring validity, reliability, and usefullness.
Consensus methods for health research and clinical pathway development
Utilization of consensus methods like the Delphi technique to synthesize expert opinions and achieve agreement on complex issues, especially when evidence is limited or contradictory.
Utilization of consensus methods like the Delphi technique to synthesize expert opinions and achieve agreement on complex issues, especially when evidence is limited or contradictory.