2014 National Conference Canadian Research Data Centre Network (CRDCN) Investing in our Futures Preliminary Programme As of September 8 29-31 October 2014 Inn at the Forks Winnipeg, Manitoba Wednesday, October 29 Preconference Workshops and Reception 9:00 Registration opens 10:00-12:00 Workshop: New datasets available in RDCs Canadian Forces Mental Health Survey, Life After Service Survey, Community Health and Noise Survey, Canadian Citizenship and Immigration – Permanent Resident Landing File, Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics, Ontario Social Assistance Data,Data quality of the National Household Survey, Aboriginal Peoples Survey. More details forthcoming. 12:00-13:00 Lunch hosted by Evelyn L. Forget (included) 13:00-15:00 Workshop (continuing) 15:00-15:30 Break 16:00-17:00 Workshop (continuing) 18:30 Private guided tour of the newly opened Canadian Museum for Human Rights, followed by the opening reception (Sponsored by the Department of Community Health Sciences, Univ. of Manitoba) Thursday, October 30 Regular Conference Presentations 8:00 Registration opens 8:45-9:00 Word of Welcome Professor Evelyn L. Forget, Academic Director, Manitoba RDC 9:00-10:00 Keynote Address Investing in Our Future: the Importance of Child Health Professor Janet Currie Henry Putman Professor of Economics and Policy Affairs, Director, Center for Health and Wellbeing, Princeton University 10:00-10:30 Break 10:30-12:00 Concurrent Sessions 1, 2 & 3 Session 1: What Works to Reduce Child Health Inequities? Manitoba Centre for Health Policy Session 2: Obesity among children and youth Michael Kottelenberg (Queen’s) Universal Childcare, Child Obesity and the BMI Distribution Aniq Anam, Piotr Wilk, M Karen Campbell (Western) The Impact of Intrauterine Exposure to Gestational Diabetes Mellitus on Early Childhood Body Mass Index Trajectories Piotr Wilk (Western) and Martin Cooke (Waterloo) Age-Period-Cohort Analysis on Obesity Rates Among Off-reserve Aboriginal Children and Youth 1 Thursday, October 30 Regular Conference Presentations 10:30-12:00 Session 3: Economic and Labour Market Outcomes Stephen Childs (EPRI), Ross Finnie (Ottawa), Dejan Pavlic (EPRI), Nemanja Jevtovic (EPRI) Post-Schooling Outcomes of Canadian University Graduates: A Tax Data Linkage Approach Dana Bazarkulova (Manitoba) The Effect of Quebec Childcare Policy Change on the Labour Market Outcomes and Time Distribution in the Family Lenin Arango-Castillo (Queen’s ) and Sora Froda (UQAM) Unemployment Duration During the 2008 Recession: a Statistical Analysis of the Canadian Experience Sadjad Kalhor (Manitoba) Price Elasticity of Housing Supply Across Canadian Metropolitan Areas 12:00-13:00 Lunch (not provided) 13:00-14h30 Concurrent Sessions 4, 5 & 6 Session 4: Child Abuse and Health in Canada: Findings from the 2012 Canadian Community Health Survey Tracie Afifi (Manitoba) Child Abuse and Mental and Physical Health in Canada Tamara Taillieu (Manitoba) Child Abuse Co-Occurrence and Contact With Child Protective Services Sarah Turner (Manitoba) Child Abuse and Help-Seeking Kristene Cheung (Manitoba) Child Abuse and Protective Factors Related to Better Mental Health Outcomes Session 5: Immigration, Racialization and Health Outcomes Dora Tam (Western) and Sui Ming Kwok Social-Behavioral and Emotional Trajectories: Comparison Between Racialized and Non-Racialized Canadian Youth Astrid Flénon (Montreal), Alain Gagnon (Montreal), Jennifer Sigouin (McGill), Zoua Vang (McGill) The Effect of Acculturation on the Health of New Immigrants to Canada Between 2001 and 2005 Duangsuda Sopchokchai (Ottawa) New Evidence Regarding the Health Immigrant Effect: Cohort Analysis Using Matching Approach Session 6: Data Gaps and Data Holdings Heather Dryburgh and Vincent Dale (Statistics Canada) Methods for Filling Research Data Gaps Alexander Singer (Manitoba) Data from Primary Care Electronic Medical Records as a Means of Improving Understanding of Chronic Diseases in Canada 14:30-14h45 Break 2 Thursday, October 30 Regular Conference Presentations 14h45-16:15 Concurrent Sessions 7, 8 & 9 Session 7: Children, Youth and Nutrition NB Yu, JLP Protudjer, K Anderson, and P Fieldhouse Weight Status and Determinants of Health in Manitoba Children and Youth Paul Fieldhouse Implications and Impact of School Nutrition Policies AN Mudryj, HM Aukema, PB Fieldhouse, and NB Yu Nutrient Intakes of Manitoba Children and Youth: A Population-Based Analysis by Pulse and Soy Consuming status Session 8: Labour and Financial Well-being Later in Life Jorge Uriarte-Landa (ESDC), My-Phuong Van (ESDC), and Benoȋt-Paul Hébert (ESDC) Post-Retirement Employment: An Examination of Trends and Income-Related Characteristics Based on the LAD Derek Maessacar (Toronto) The Effects of Education and Soft-Paternalism on Saving for Retirement Susan McDaniel (Lethbridge), Adebiyi Germain Boco (Lethbridge), Amber Gazso (York), Karen Duncan (Manitoba) Perceived Financial Well-Being of Canadians in Mid to Later Life: A Longitudinal and Multi-Method Analysis Session 9: Tourism, gaming and sports Tom Perks (Lethbridge) Exploring an Olympic “Legacy”: Sport Participation in Canada Before and After the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Prosper Koto, Umut Oguzoglu (Manitoba) Longitudinal and Spatial Analysis of VLT Gambling in Manitoba: Impacts on Economic Outcomes at the Community Level Matthew Stargardter, Xi Lu (Manitoba) The Impact of Thirteen Countries on Canada’s Inbound Tourism Demand 16:15-16:30 Break 16:30-18:00 Concurrent Sessions 10, 11 & 12 Session 10: Mental Health and Substance Use Among Canadian Youth Stephenson B. StrobeL and Evelyn L Forget (Manitoba) Alcohol Pricing and Drinking Among Canadian Youth Nazish Samad (Saskatchewan) Association Between Marijuana and Crime: Evidence from Self-Reported Data Among Toronto Students Depeng Jiang (Manitoba) Development of Mental Health Problems Through Childhood and Adolescence Using National Longitudinal Data 3 Thursday, October 30 Regular Conference Presentations 16:30-18:00 Session 11: Social and spatial variation in health and economic outcomes Ted McDonald, Chris Worswick and Wen Ci (UNB) Changing Pattern Over Time of Incidence of Multiple Births: an Empirical Study Using Canadian Census Data from 1981 to 2006 Wang Li (McMaster) Social Inequality of Mortality and Cancer Survival in Canada: 1991 – 2006 Census Cohort study Yaping Jin (Toronto) Government-Insured Routine Eye Examinations and Incidence of Self-Reported Glaucoma, Cataracts and Uncorrectable Vision Loss Mahmud Torabi (Manitoba) Bowel Disorders and its Spatial Trend in Manitoba Session 12: Methodology development AN Mudryj, M. de Groh, HM Aukema and N. Yu (Manitoba) Estimation of Nutrient Intake Using Results from the Canadian Health Measures Survey (CHMS) Food Frequency Data Based on the Parameters from 24 hr Food Recall Data from the Canadian Community Health Survey, Cycle 2.2 Banibrata Roy (Manitoba) Predictive Value of GPA, MCAT, Block and NBME (National Board of Medical Examiners) Scores on MCCQE-1 (Medical Council of Canada Qualifying Examination, Part I) Scores 19:00 Cocktail (cash bar) and Conference Dinner (included) Friday, October 31 Regular Conference Presentations 9:00-10:30 Concurrent Sessions 13, 14 &15 Session 13: Immigration, Integration and Settlement Services Lori Wilkinson, Jill Bucklaschuk, Jack Shen, Iqbal Chowdhury (Manitoba) Does Province of Residence Influence Access to Settlement Services in Canada? A View from the Western Region Yoko Yoshida (Dalhousie) Measuring Divergent Patterns of Immigrant Integration Jennifer Sigouin (McGill) Earning Differentials Between Visible Minority Members and Whites: Quebec and Canada 4 Friday, October 31 Regular Conference Presentations 9:00-10:30 Session 14: Caregiving, volunteerism and a sense of belonging Shahin Shooshtari (Manitoba), Karen A. Duncan (Manitoba), Kerstin Roger (Manitoba) and Janet Fast (Alberta) Independent Effect of Care-Related Out-of-Pocket Expenses on Care-Related Economic, Social and Health Consequences Forough Seifi (Ottawa) Volunteer Opportunities and their Implications on Private Philanthropy Peter Kitchen (McMaster) Rethinking the Rural Health Deficit: Does Sense of Belonging Have an Influence? Session 15: Nutritional Epidemiology AN Mudryj, M de Groh, HM Aukema, NB Yu Folate Consumption Patterns and Intake Levels from Different Folate Sources in the Canadian Diet: Analysis of the CCHS on Nutrition AN Mudryj, N Yu, TJ Hartman, DC Mitchell, FR Lawrence, HM Aukema Pulse Consumption in Canadian adults influences nutrient intakes AN Mudryj, HM Aukema, N Yu Intake Patterns and Dietary Associations of Soy Protein Consumption in Adults and Children in the CCHS 10:30-11:00 Break 11:00-12:30 Concurrent Sessions 16 &17 Session 16: Disability, Work and Retirement in Canada Matthew Till (ESDC) and Colin Tweddle (ESDC) Retirement Transitions of Older Working-Age Adults (50-69) with Disabilities Katherine Breward (Winnipeg) Intersectional Identities and Disability Accommodation Requesting in the Workplace Umut Oguzoglu (Manitoba) Dynamics of Disability and Work in Canada Session 17: Poverty and Social Exclusion Gustave Goldmann (Ottawa) Aboriginal Lone-Parent Families and their Socio-Economic Challenges: the Child’s Perspective Rosa Evelia Sanchez Garcia (Manitoba) The Indian Act and the Economic Outcomes of Manitoba Aboriginal People Charles Plante (McGill) Comprehensive Poverty Reduction Strategies in Canada: Policy or Window Dressing? The services and activities provided by the CRDCN are made possible by the financial or in-kind support of the SSHRC, the CIHR, the CFI, Statistics Canada and participating universities which we gratefully acknowledge. 5