Faculty Member
Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco
- Email Address(es)
- francisco.ibanez.carrasco(at)utoronto.ca
- Office Phone
- 4166680849
- Curriculum Vitae
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- Division(s)/Institute(s)
- Social & Behavioural Health Sciences Division
- Position
- Assistant Professor
- SGS Status
- Associate (Restricted) Member
- Currently Accepting Doctoral Students?
- No
Research Interests
- Health research with “patients” as “peer researchers”.
- Cognitive and physical maintenance for people ageing with chronic episodic medical conditions such as mood disorders, HIV and MS.
- Participatory knowledge mobilization of research evidence and “lived experience” for all audiences
- AI, hybrid, blended, flipped, digitized, mobile learning for all!
Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco PhD (He/Him).
Click here to make an appointment with me!
I am teaching HST253H1 Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods in Public Health now!
Taught CHL5807H: Health Communications in the Fall term 2023 and 2024
I’m Latino-Canadian, queer, Assistant Professor in Learning Innovations at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. and I engage in patient-oriented and community-based research and Knowledge Mobilization (KMb).
I am passionate about collaborative learning through all media and modalities. I have lived with HIV since 1986 and worked in the HIV movement in Canada since 1989. I have documented the good, the bad and the ugly of the AIDS pandemic in Canada in fiction and non-fiction.
Stuff I do
- Leading a community based research study on living with HIV and chronic pain.
- Research Study Summary: SHINE-ADI – Learn how medical advancements have made diseases manageable, yet older adults and people with disabilities still face barriers in sexual and reproductive health.
- Speaking personally about learning online and media with Francisco Ibáñez-Carrasco. The American Journal of Distance Education.
- Audiovisual report on post-covid19 learning, teaching and evaluating at the DLSPH
- Member of The Canada-International HIV and Rehabilitation Research Collaborative (CIHRRC).
- Find Micro-learnings about doing community based research, teaching/learning, and collaborative Knowledge Mobilization here! See what you can learn in 5 minutes, seriously, while having fun!
- Social media and eLearning: See fab work done by students (Instagram example). Work done by students in the Summer of 2020 https://www.instagram.com/oppositesattractto/ (Links to an external site)