Paul van Donkelaar is affiliated with the University of British Columbia in Canada. Their research focuses primarily on the fields of Medicine and Social Sciences, with a notable emphasis on Epidemiology and Clinical Psychology, alongside Health, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, and Emergency Medicine as subfields.
The main topics of Paul van Donkelaar's work include Traumatic Brain Injury Research, Intimate Partner and Family Violence, Injury Epidemiology and Prevention, Suicide and Self-Harm Studies, Elder Abuse and Neglect, Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse, as well as Traumatic Brain Injury and Neurovascular Disturbances.
Frequent publication venues for their work are the Journal of Neurotrauma, Annals of Biomedical Engineering, Experimental Brain Research, Frontiers in Neurology, and Journal of Family Violence.
Notable recent papers include:
They have frequently collaborated with Jonathan D. Smirl, Shambhu Prasad Adhikari, Colin Wallace, Karen Mason, and Tori N. Stranges, indicating a network of coauthors contributing to research in related areas.
Patima Silsupadol;Patima Silsupadol;Anne Shumway-Cook;Vipul Lugade;Paul van Donkelaar
Patima Silsupadol;Patima Silsupadol;Vipul Lugade;Anne Shumway-Cook;Paul van Donkelaar
Tonya M Parker;Louis R Osternig;Paul Van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Richard P. Taylor;Branka Spehar;Paul Van Donkelaar;Caroline M. Hagerhall
David Howell;Louis Osternig;Paul Van Donkelaar;Ulrich Mayr
Charlene I. Halterman;Jeanne Langan;Anthony Drew;Erika Rodriguez
Tonya M. Parker;Louis R. Osternig;Heng Ju Lee;Paul Van Donkelaar
Robert D. Catena;Paul van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Robert D. Catena;Paul van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Sandy R. Shultz;Stuart J. McDonald;Cole Vonder Haar;Alicia Meconi
Tonya M Parker;Louis R Osternig;Paul van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Robert D Catena;Paul van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Tonya M. Parker;Louis R. Osternig;Paul van Donkelaar;Li-Shan Chou
Dinah S. Reilly;Marjorie H. Woollacott;Paul van Donkelaar;Sandra Saavedra
Sandra Saavedra;Marjorie Woollacott;Paul van Donkelaar
Paul Van Donkelaar;Anthony S. Drew
Ji-Hang Lee;Paul van Donkelaar
Sandra Saavedra;Aditi Joshi;Marjorie Woollacott;Paul van Donkelaar
Ka-Chun Siu;Ka-Chun Siu;Robert D. Catena;Li-Shan Chou;Paul van Donkelaar
Ji-Hang Lee;Paul van Donkelaar
David N. Suprak;Louis R. Osternig;Paul van Donkelaar;Andrew R. Karduna
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