Triti Khorasheh, Mph Email & Phone Number

Toronto, On, Ca

Community Health Workers Support & Engagement Project

Provide agencies with research support on their substance use, health equity, and patient/community engagement projects in the following areas: • Qualitative data analysis• Reviews (literature, rapid, scoping, systematic) • Project management• Engagement strategies• Manuscript and report writing• Communication and knowledge translation productsCurrent projects include: • Writing qualitative manuscripts on the healthcare experiences of people who use drugs in Toronto• Writing qualitative and scoping review manuscripts on the barriers and facilitators to buprenorphine use• Developing resources with Indigenous partners to support better engagement practices in public health

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Managed strategic initiatives and projects to create a culture of patient engagement in research • Surveyed and assessed patient preferences for engaging in research to inform program development• Collaborated with leadership to develop a framework and charter of values that will enable patient engagement in research• Co-developed services, systems, and tools with internal and external stakeholders• Established and coordinated governance structures and processes that align the values of patient engagement in research with organizational processes, IT systems, and tools• Established relationships and opportunities with patient community organizations• Developed and delivered communications, training, and orientation programs• Identified, collected, analyzed, and surveyed related program data, trending results, and key performance indicators to prepare reports for leadership

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Coordinated research and evaluation projects related to public health approaches to substance use including projects examining comprehensive community-based plans to address overdose, a capacity-building intervention for community overdose response, and barriers and facilitators to buprenorphine use at multiple levels

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Coordinated the qualitative components of a mixed-methods study evaluating the impact of pandemic-related prescribing changes to opioid agonist therapy from the perspective of people who use opioids and prescribers• Faciliated the convening and ongoing engagement of a Community Advisory Committee of people who use opioids • Supported the hiring, onboarding, training, and ongoing work of three Community Researchers involved in data collection tasks with people who use opioids during the COVID-19 pandemic

Toronto, Canada Area

• Engaged stakeholders to develop an environmental scan and interactive stakeholder map of funding initiatives and housing supports for people experiencing homelessness in Toronto

• Coordinated the search, study selection, data extraction, and scoping review manuscript of harm reduction training for police officers using Arksey and O’Malley’s Framework for Scoping Reviews

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

• Contributed to the study selection, data extraction (using Raayan software), and risk of bias assessment for a systematic review investigating the impact of clinical practice guideline integration into electronic medical records on processes of care and clinical outcomes for patients with diabetes

Toronto, Canada Area

• Conducted an evaluability assessment of Responsible Gambling Resource Centres in Ontario involving a document review, literature review, and six interviews with program planners, staff, and clients • Developed a process evaluation framework of Responsible Gambling Resource Centres including evaluation questions, data sources, indictors, and data collection tools

• Supported people living with HIV in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside with their medication regime • Reported daily observations to program director to better meet the needs of program participants • Collaborated with front-line service workers to provide resources to support services for program participants

• Worked closely with program staff to develop knowledge exchange products and community resource content for patients in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside regarding harm reduction services, available shelter, and food• Created supply kits and provided clean equipment for injection drug use • Gathered and analyzed statistics about needles returned and needles provided

• Worked one-on-one with undergraduate students having difficulties in SOCI 350: Statistics in Social Research and SOCI 211: Sociological Inquiry • Created a personalized learning program to meet the individual needs of students to breakdown and deliver concepts in a more accessible manner • Developed additional course material and problem sets to support individual

• Published 3 online articles to raise awareness of public health issues • Developed knowledge exchange products for monthly presentations on McGill campus to provide students with resources to achieve a healthy lifestyle • Helped organize the first campus-wide lifestyle education campaign on self-care which is now reproduced annually (February Self-Care Challenge)• Collaborated with the Healthy McGill team to promote the Self-Care Challenge throughmultiple social marketing techniques, such as creating the trending #selfcarechallenge hashtag on Instagram

Education record

Master Of Public Health (M.P.H.)

Education record

Bachelor Of Arts And Science (Ba & Sc.)

Exchange Semester