Learning from Eco-social Approaches to Public Health
Dr. Lisa Ronald is an epidemiologist and biologist by training, holding a PhD in Epidemiology from McGill University and an MSc in Biology (Parasites and Disease Vectors) from the University of Liverpool (Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine). She works as a Scientist with the Northern Health Climate and Health team within Population and Public Health, and also most recently as a consultant with SHIFT Collaborative helping to lead several provincial-level climate change and health assessment projects. Her current work focuses on strengthening climate resilience of the health system.
Poster presentation on on climate, place-based adaptive capacity, and rural health at the BC Rural Health Conference, connecting with researchers and learners working across rural health, resilience, and innovation.
Showcasing Rural Climate Resilience at the BC Rural Health Conference 2026
