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Lloy Wylie is an Associate Professor at Western University in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. His research primarily concerns health systems and health services, emphasizing equity and the improvement of access to health services through community-based participatory research. His current projects focus on the health of Aboriginal populations and immigrants, utilizing a cultural safety framework to enhance health systems. Additionally, Wylie investigates health systems governance and policy, highlighting the importance of community engagement in healthcare delivery. His academic contributions span areas such as health management, program evaluation, and the socio-economic determinants of health. Wylie teaches courses related to managing health services and community health assessments, while supervising research in health systems and health services. He has received various grants, including a significant project that addresses the risks to children and families in collaboration with multiple co-investigators. He is actively involved in multiple scholarly organizations, contributing to the Canadian Consortium on Health Equity and the International Political Science Association.
Schulich Interfaculty Program Public Health • London, Ontario
Lloy Wylie serves as an Associate Professor focusing on health systems and services at Western University.
Streams include Archaeology and Bioarchaeology, and Sociocultural Anthropology.