|

Director,
Continuing Health Education
Continuing
Studies,
Simon Fraser University
Adjunct
Professor
Faculty of
Health Sciences,
Simon Fraser University
Lecturer,
Health
Education
Faculty
of Education, Simon Fraser University

Human
cognition, learning and development, intelligence, ethics, environment
and behaviour change, health education,
knowledge management, knowledge translation,
eLearning,
eHealth

Principal
Investigator, Better knowledge, better health: Promoting
health literacy in the digital era (2009-2010). Supported
by the Michael Smith
Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) through the Technology
Enabled Knowledge Translation Investigative Centre (TEKTIC).
Principal
Investigator, eMentoring: A new gateway to effective supports
for Aboriginal students pursuing health careers? (2009-2010).
Supported by the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR)
through the Technology Enabled Knowledge Translation Investigative
Centre (TEKTIC).
Project
Lead, Preparation for health careers in Aboriginal communities (2008-2010).
Supported
by Health Canada through
the Aboriginal Health Human Resources Initiative (AHHRI).
Principal
Investigator, Public engagement with information technologies
for better health (2007-2009). Supported by the Michael
Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) through the Technology
Enabled Knowledge Translation Investigative Centre (TEKTIC).
Planning
and Implementing Health Education Programs (EDUC
705)
Simon
Fraser University
Models and Theories of Health Education
and Promotion (EDUC 710)
Simon Fraser University
PDA
Use for Clinicians (HINF 517, online)
University of Victoria
The
Effective Use of PDAs in Medical Practice (CME 210,
online)
University
of British Columbia
Learning,
Measurement and Teaching (EPSE 423)
University
of British Columbia
Applications
of Integrated Program Systems (graduate course)
Technical University of Kosice,
Slovak Republic

Doctor
of Philosophy in Curriculum and Instruction,
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC
Master
of Science in Technical Cybernetics
and Artificial Intelligence, Technical University of Kosice,
Slovak Republic
Teaching and Facilitation:
Teaching with WebCT (Simon Fraser University), Facilitating
Effective Instruction Online (University of British Columbia),
Instructional
Skills
Trainer
Development
(BC Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology),
Course Redesign (Simon Fraser University), Instructional
Skills Facilitator Development
(BC Ministry of Advanced Education, Training and Technology),
Instructional Skills (University of British Columbia)
Leadership and
Management: Facilitative Leadership (University
of British Columbia), Project Management (University
of British Columbia), Leadership (National Civic League,
USA)
Social
Sciences and Humanities:
International Relations and European Studies (Central
European University, Czech Republic), Democratic
Politics (Friedrich Naumann Foundation,
Germany)
Surrey
Board of Trade. Member of the Social Policy
Team and the Health Task Force.
Canadian
Association for University Continuing Education (CAUCE).
Technology
Enabled Knowledge Translation Investigative Centre (TEKTIC).
Founding member; member of the Steering Committee.
International
Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and
Learning (ISSOTL).
Founding member.
Simon
Fraser University. Chair of Program Advisory Committees
for Aboriginal Health, Workplace Health, and Rehabilitation Management;
member of the SFU Health Network Advisory Committee; member
of the Promotions Committee.

Ho,
K., Nguyen, A., Jarvis-Selinger, S., Fedeles, M., Novak Lauscher,
H., Cressman, C., Fong, J., Chan, E., & Gunasingam,
A. (2008). Technology
enabled academic detailing: Facilitating personalized knowledge
translation through interprofessional education. Paper
presented at the Continuing Medical Education Congress 2008
in Vancouver,
BC.
Ho,
K., Jarvis-Selinger, S., Nguyen, A., Gunasingam, A., Cressman,
C., Chan, E., Novak Lauscher, H., & Fedeles, M. (2007). Inter-professional
academic detailing going high-tech: Using web and PDA-based approaches
to promote physician-pharmacist interactions in evidence-based
diabetes management. Workshop presented at the
Canadian Association for Continuing Health
Education (CACHE) 2007 conference in Quebec City, QC.
Fedeles,
M., Gullion, J., & Ho, K. (2006). Clinical
pearls in the hands of family doctors: PDAs make condensed
Clinical
Practice
Guidelines (CPGs) easy to use at the point of care.
Paper presented at the Canadian Association for Continuing
Health
Education (CACHE) 2006 conference in St. John’s,
NL.
Gullion,
J., Fedeles,
M., & Ho, K. (2006). Bringing clinical pearls
to the hands of family doctors: An iterative and cooperative
process to develop condensed Clinical Practice Guidelines
(CPGs) for PDAs.
Poster presented at the Canadian Association for Continuing
Health Education (CACHE) 2006 conference in St. John’s,
NL.
Ho,
K., Fedeles, M., & Jarvis-Selinger, S. (2005). Examining
the effectiveness of a PDA-based system
for the management of chronic disease
at the point of care. Vancouver, BC:
University of British Columbia. [view]
Fedeles,
M., Ho, K., Jarvis-Selinger, S., & Steele, C. (2005). The
effectiveness of a PDA-based system in the management of
chronic disease by primary care providers. Paper
presented at the Canadian Association for Continuing Health
Education
(CACHE) 2005 conference in Calgary, AB. Winner of the Best
Research Paper Award.
Steele,
C., Fedeles, M., Ho, K., & Jarvis-Selinger, S. (2005). From
evidence to practice: Collaborating in the creation of a PDA-based
system for the management of chronic disease. Poster
presented at the Canadian Association for Continuing Health Education
(CACHE)
2005 conference in Calgary, AB.
Atkinson-Grosjean,
J., Fedeles, M., & Peddle, K. (2004). Knowledge,
translation, and technology: Accelerating prospects for evidence-based
policy. ProCOR.
[view]
Ho,
K., Novak-Lauscher, H., Best, A., Walsh, G.,
Jarvis-Selinger, S., Fedeles, M., & Chockalingam,
A. (2004). Dissecting
technology-enabled knowledge translation: Essential challenges,
unprecedented opportunities. Clinical and Investigative
Medicine, 27(2), 70-78. [view]
Atkinson-Grosjean,
J., Fedeles, M., Peddle, K., Evans, P., & Clottey,
C. (2003). Technologies of accelerating
policy translation. In Ho, K., Chockalingam,
A., Best, A., Walsh, G., & Jarvis-Selinger,
S. (Eds.). Technology
enabled knowledge translation: Current
best practices in innovation, evaluation,
and future directions. Vancouver,
BC: University of British Columbia.
[view]
Ho,
K., Fedeles, M., Steele, C., Gunasingam,
A., Jarvis-Selinger, S., Robertson, E., & Evans, P. (2003). Knowledge
translation and learning technologies:
Perspectives, considerations, and essential approaches -- Implications
for health researchers. Vancouver,
BC: University of British Columbia. [view]
|