Post
Published on August 6, 2024

Clarelle Gonsalves, BSc (Hons.), M.D.
Dr. Gonsalves was the Dahdaleh Institute's inaugural Planetary Health Intern where her research focused on the identification and assessment of key performance indicators related to planetary health. Her specific projects included exploring and defining existing key performance indicators (KPIs); identifying and proposing other KPIs for the "Lancet Countdown on the health and climate change” event in 2018; exploring and defining existing and proposed KPIs on the health impacts of climate change in relation to the Ecological FootPrint Project.
"My time at the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research allowed me to understand the intricate relationship between planetary health and local, national, and global health outcomes as well as better understand how to identify, modify, and measure key performance indicators that, when measured and intervened upon, have the potential to lead to sustainable change."
After completing a BSc (Hons.) in Biomedical Science at 첥Ƶ and an M.D. at McMaster University, Clarelle is currently a Paediatrics Resident at the University of Toronto. Based out of The Hospital for Sick Children, her current research is dedicated to standardizing and optimizing health outcomes for children with diverse medical presentations who do not readily have access to tertiary paediatric centres, with a clinical focus on developing medical spaces and curricula that foster sustainable and equitable healthcare delivery.
Themes | Planetary Health |
Status | Active |
Related Work |
N/A
|
Updates |
N/A
|
People |
You may also be interested in...
Recap — Climate Distress and Healing Through Earth-Based Practices
On April 18, Dahdaleh senior fellow Harvey Skinner and community fellow Susan Harris returned to the Dahdaleh Institute for an interactive seminar that discussed the impacts of climate distress, defined as ‘mental and emotional distress ...Read more about this Post
Recap — Inaugural Dahdaleh Global Health Trainee Symposium
The Dahdaleh Institute proudly support intern positions, graduate research, and scholarly and creative activities in line with the three themes of planetary health, humanitarianism, and foresighting at 첥Ƶ. We held our inaugural Global Health ...Read more about this Post
Update – Announcing the Planetary Health Advocacy "Living" Tool
As part of Carol Devine's work as Community Scholar at the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research, she worked with Dahdaleh Research Assistant Yasmin Al-Sahili on a Planetary Health Advocacy literature review and created this ...Read more about this Post
