Adjunct Scientist ICES Central Cardiovascular Research Program
Biography
Raed Joundi is a stroke neurologist at Hamilton Health Sciences, assistant professor at McMaster University and investigator at the Population Health Research Institute. His main interests are in post-stroke outcomes including quality of life, cognitive impairment, and dementia. He completed his neurology residency at the University of Toronto and stroke fellowship at the University of Calgary with an MSc in clinical epidemiology, supported by a CIHR Fellowship grant. He has published works in Stroke and Neurology from the Ontario Stroke Registry and linked administrative databases under the mentorship of Moira Kapral. He is currently using ICES data to define the incidence and determinants of post-stroke dementia in Ontario (INTREPID).
MSc, Clinical Epidemiology, University of Calgary
FRCPC, Neurology, University of Toronto
Dphil, Neurophysiology, Oxford University
MD, Queen’s University
BSc, University of Manitoba
Stroke
Neurological disorders
Epidemiology
Health services research
Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Neurology, McMaster University
Stroke Neurologist, Hamilton Health Sciences
Investigator, Population Health Research Institute
ICES Grants
Grant
2026 - 2029
Long-term temporal trends and projections of stroke incidence, prevalence, and outcomes in Ontario, Canada until 2050 (StrOke2050)
Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Joundi R
Co-Investigators
Austin P, Fleet J, Kapral M, Lee D, Pechlivanoglou P, Sharma M, Smith E, Vyas M, Yu A
Grant Type
Project Grant
Grant Amount
$229,500
Grant
2026 - 2028
Long-term temporal trends and projections of stroke incidence, prevalence, and outcomes in Ontario, Canada until 2050 (StrOke2050)
Granting Agency
AHSC AFP Innovation Fund
Principal Investigators
Joundi R
Co-Investigators
Yu A, Austin P, Fang J, Pechlivanoglou P, Moskalewicz A, Fleet J, Vyas M, Smith E, Sharma M, Lee D