Rate My Professor Katrin Oliver

Katrin's academic interests center on workforce training and development, addiction, mental health, recovery, place-based influences, qualitative research, integrated care, and implementation science. Her doctoral research delved into place-based influences on AOD recovery, cultivating a persistent focus on environmental impacts on health and wellbeing. She draws on her strengths in clinical social work expertise in AOD and mental health, community clinical leadership, health education design and delivery, and qualitative research skills to contribute to the Hamilton Centre's research agenda, which includes integrated care, novel interventions, and their implementation and translation. Notable publications include "Putting tendencies and trajectories to work: useful tools for engaging with accounts of change and recovery?" (International Journal of Drug Policy, 2024, with Michael Savic), "Integrated care in action: Exploring barriers and opportunities through co-design" (Drug and Alcohol Review, 2024, with Shalini Arunogiri, Ali Cheetham et al.), "Social contact interventions to reduce substance use disorder stigma among healthcare providers: A scoping review" (Drug and Alcohol Review, 2024, with Ali Cheetham, Shalini Arunogiri, Dan I. Lubman), "AOD consumption and the production of health in a semi-rural place" (2021), and "Home, Hope, Heart: Restoring Sense of Place After Black Saturday" (New Community Quarterly, 2012). Katrin accepts PhD students as an associate supervisor for projects related to integrated care.