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Dr. Kathryn Graham
Social and Community Factors in Prevention Research
Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, London Office
100 Collip Circle, Suite 200
U.W.O. Research Park
London, Ontario N6G 4X8
(519) 858-5010 ext. 22002
kgraham@uwo.ca
Dr. Kathryn Graham is a Senior Scientist and Head of the Social and Community Factors in Prevention Research section, in the Social, Prevention and Health Policy Research Department. Dr. Graham is also an Adjunct Research Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Western Ontario.
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Areas of Research
Dr. Graham’s main research areas include alcohol and violence, including both barroom and intimate partner violence, gender, alcohol and health along with their measurement and evaluation to identify the most successful methods for prevention and intervention. Her Safer Bars program has received international recognition and has been implemented in a number of countries. Recognizing that bars and clubs are high-risk locations for violence and aggression, Dr. Graham and her team of researchers developed the program over a five-year period, in consultation with police, lawyers, community health professionals, civic leaders and liquor licensing officials, as well as bar owners and staff from over 20 licensed premises in towns and cities across Ontario.
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Publications
Graham K, Massak A. Alcohol consumption and use of antidepressants. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 2007;176(5), 633-637.
Graham K, Massak, A, Demers A, Rehm J. Does the association between alcohol consumption and depression depend on how they are measured? Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. 2007;31, 78-88.
Graham K, Bernards S, Osgood DW, Wells S. Bad nights or bad bars? Multilevel analysis of environmental predictors of aggression in late-night large-capacity bars and clubs. Addiction. 2006;101, 1569-1580.
Graham K, Tremblay PF, Wells S, Pernanen K, Purcell J, Jelley J. Harm and intent and the nature of aggressive behavior: Measuring naturally-occurring aggression in barroom settings. Assessment. 2006;13(3), 280-296.
Graham K, Osgood DW, Wells S, Stockwell T. To what extent is intoxication associated with aggression in bars? A multilevel analysis, Journal of Studies on Alcohol. 2006;67, 382-390.
Graham K, Bernards S, Osgood DW, Homel R, Purcell J. Guardians and handlers: The role of bar staff in preventing and managing aggression. Addiction. 2005;100, 755-766.
Graham K, Jelley J, Purcell J. Training bar staff in preventing and managing aggression in licensed premises. Journal of Substance Use. 2005;10(1), 48-61.
Graham K, Plant M, Plant, M. Alcohol, gender and partner aggression: A general population study of British adults. Addiction Research and Theory. 2004;12(4), 385-401.
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