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S Cadarette

Suzanne Cadarette

Senior Adjunct Scientist

ICES Affiliation
  • ICES UofT
  • Chronic Disease & Pharmacotherapy Research Program

Phone
416-978-2993

Biography

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Education

  • Post-doctoral Fellowship, Pharmacoepidemiology, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School
  • PhD, Health Services and Outcomes Research, University of Toronto
  • MSc, Epidemiology, University of Toronto
  • BSc, Health Studies and Gerontology Co-op, University of Waterloo

Research Focus

  • Health services research
  • Medication adherence
  • Drug prescribing behaviour
  • Musculoskeletal and joint diseases

Other Affiliations

  • Assistant Professor of Pharmacy, University of Toronto

Recent ICES Grants

  • Reduced kidney function and fragility fractures

    Principal investigator: Garg A
    Co-investigators: Cadarette S, Adachi J, Fraser L, Hodsman A, Leslie W, Lok C, Naylor K, Pouget J, Young A

    Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Operating Grant
    2011-2013; $99,624

Recent Awards & Recognition

  • The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research Early Career Excellence in Teaching Award

    2013: Awarded to Dr. Suzanne Cadarette. The award recognizes an individual in the early stage of his or her career (Assistant or early Associate Professor rank or equivalent level at a non-U.S. institution or in the clinical or private sector) who displays a strong commitment to teaching and learning in the classroom, the clinic and/or research laboratory setting.

  • Connaught New Researcher Award

    2013: Awarded to Dr. Suzanne Cadarette for Glucocorticoid-induced osteoporosis management. The program is designed to foster excellence in research and innovation among researchers at the assistant professor level who are within the first five years of their first academic appointment.

  • Association of Faculties of Pharmacy of Canada New Investigator Award

    2012: Awarded to Dr. Suzanne Cadarette

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