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Dr. Ojukwu’s research intersects major aspects of health including racial and gender health disparities, minority health, maternal-infant health, sexual health, social determinants of health, chronic illnesses, infectious diseases, and health promotion. Her dissertation focused on social determinants of HIV treatment engagement for black postpartum women living with HIV in South Florida, USA. She is proficient in quantitative, qualitative, and mixed analytical research methods, literature reviews, concept analyses, and psychometric analyses. Dr. Ojukwu developed a psychometric measure for HIV treatment engagement (HTE) that is currently being tested in a study of minority older women living with HIV in Miami, Florida, USA. Her work remains focused on research that promotes health for marginalized populations.
University of British Columbia • Surrey, BC, Canada
Teaching and research in the field of nursing with a focus on health disparities.
Offers course-only and thesis routes. Focus areas include philosophy of science, mind, ethics, and Asian philosophy.