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Dr. Martin joined the College of Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan in 2014. She completed her PhD and holds degrees from the University of Victoria (BScN, 2001) and the University of Manitoba (MN, 2004). Her research, funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, focuses on the impact of food safety regulations on food security initiatives through situational analysis and complexity science. Dr. Martin aims to reduce health inequities through community-based food systems and is actively engaged in research linked to climate change. As a board director for Station 20 West, she collaborates with the Saskatoon Poverty Reduction Partnership and the Saskatoon Food Bank Learning Centre. Her teaching and supervisory roles involve both graduate and undergraduate students, particularly those interested in climate change and public health. Dr. Martin's methodological approach is largely qualitative, emphasizing systems thinking. Her commitment extends to promoting planetary health through sustainable practices. She is a research associate at the Community-University Institute for Social Research at the University of Saskatchewan.
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