Simone Dahrouge

PhD

Senior Investigator

Associate Professor
Faculty of Medicine, University of Ottawa

Member
Faculty of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, University of Ottawa

Cross-Appointed
School of Epidemiology and Public Health, University of Ottawa

Senior Adjunct Scientist
Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences

Cross Appointed
Institute of Population Health, University of Ottawa

About:

Simone Dahrouge, PhD is an Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa, a Senior Investigator at Bruyère Research Institute, and a senior ICES scientist with extensive experience using large databases. She is the lead for the Access to Resources in the Community program focused on ameliorating equitable access to quality primary health care services.

She established and is the director of the Ottawa Practice Enhancement Network (OPEN) which is a regional primary care learning collaborative to help practices achieve quality goals, and is a co-lead for the Brain and Heart Interconnectome project which seeks to improve the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of concurrent brain-heart-mind conditions.

Research Interests:

Primary care, health services delivery.

Select Publications:

Dahrouge S, Gauthier AP, Durand F, Lemonde M, Saluja K, Kendall C, Premji K, Presseau J, Chomienne MH, Toal-Sullivan DA, Timony P, Perna A, Prud’homme D. (2022). The Feasibility of a Primary Care Based Navigation Service to Support Access to Health and Social Resources: The Access to Resources in the Community (ARC) Model. International Journal of Integrated Care.

Dahrouge S, Gauthier A, Chiocchio F, Presseau J, Kendall C, Lemonde M, Chomienne MH, Perna A, Toal-Sullivan D, Devlin RA, Timony P, Prud’homme D. (2019). Access to resources in the community through navigation: Protocol for a mixed-methods feasibility study. JMIR Research Protocols.

Ashcroft R, Dahrouge S, Saluja K, Lam S. (2023). A multi-pronged approach to engaging patients and other key stakeholders in a mixed-methods study investigating patients’ experiences with virtual care. Annals of Family Medicine.

Contact:

sdahrouge@bruyere.org or connect with her on LinkedIn