Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics


Paul Krueger

BSc (Waterloo), MHSc (Toronto), MSc (Waterloo), PhD (Toronto)

Associate Professor (Part-time), Department of Clinical Epidemiology & Biostatistics

Associate Professor, Department of Family and Community Medicine, University of Toronto

Associate Director, Research Program, Department of Family and Community Medicine,
University of Toronto

kruegerp@mcmaster.ca

Department of Family and Community Medicine
University of Toronto
263 McCaul Street, Rm 325
Toronto, ON M5T 1W7

 

Academic Interests

Dr. Krueger's interests include primary health care research, health services research, public health research and survey methods. Example research projects include, maternal and child health, relocation into long-term care, pneumonia in older adults, care of the seriously ill in the community, caregiver respite, health care needs of older adults, risk factors for falls, elder abuse, caregiver/resident satisfaction, and quality of work life.

Selected Publications

  1. Miller FA, Krueger P, Christensen R, Ahern C, Careter R, Kamel-Reid S. Postal survey of physicians and laboratories: practices and perceptions of molecular oncology testing. BMC Health Services Research, 2009, 9:131.
  2. Sword W, Watt S, Krueger P, Thabane L, Kurtz-Landy C, Farine D, Swinton M. The Ontario Mother and Infant Study (TOMIS) III: a multi-site study of the inpact of delivery method on health, service use and costs of care in the first postpartum year. BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 2009, 9:16.
  3. Bainbridge D, Krueger P, Lohfeld L, Brazil K. Stress processes in caring for an end-of-life family member: Application of a theoretical model. Aging and Mental Health, 2009 13(4):537-45.
  4. Krueger P, Brazil K, Dalby D. Sebaldt R. Predictors of job satisfaction in long-term care facilities. Senior Care Canada, 2007;9:12-17.
  5. Kelly C, Krueger P, Lohfeld L, Edward G, Loeb M. "I really should've gone to the doctor":  older adults and family caregivers describe their experiences with community-acquired pneumonia. BMC Family Practice, 2006, 7:30.
  6. Brazil K, Krueger P, Bedard M, Kelly ML, McCainey C, Justice C, Tanugichi A. Quality of care for residents dying in long-term care facilities: findings from a survey of directors of care. Journal of Palliative Care, 2006;22:18-25.
  7. Krueger P, Loeb M, Kelly C, Edward G. Assessing, treating and preventing community acquired pneumonia in older adults: findings from a survey of emergency room and family physicians. BMC Family Practice 2005, 6:32.
  8. Krueger P, Brazil K, Lohfeld L, Edward G, Lewis D, Tjam E. Organization specific predictors of job satisfaction: Findings from a Canadian multi-site quality of work life cross-sectional survey. BMC Health Services Research 2002;2(1):6.
  9. Krueger P, Brazil K, Lohfeld L. Risk factors for falls and injuries in a long-term care facility in Ontario. Canadian Journal of Public Health 2001;92(2):117-120.
  10. Krueger P, Patterson C. Detecting and managing elder abuse: Challenges in primary care. Canadian Medical Association Journal 1997;157:1095-1100.

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