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Christopher Belanger, PhD MBA

Affiliations

  • Adjunct Professor
    Telfer School of Management
  • Affiliated Researcher
    Life Research Institute
  • Affiliated Researcher
    Réseau FORCES-SANTÉ
  • Managing Partner
    Belanger Analytics

Biography

I’m a data scientist, researcher, and policy expert who combines data-driven rigour with qualitative insights.

My work and research interests include data science in support of the public good, qualitative investigations into consumers’ and workers’ experiences, and health policy with a focus on digital health and health-system governance.

I have five years’ experience in policy and strategy advisory roles with the Province of Ontario and the Government of Canada, and I received my PhD from the University of Toronto in the Philosophy of Modern Physics and an MBA studies from the University of Ottawa. I have previously served as a data scientist with the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study, completed a major uOttawa-based qualitative research study on public servants’ experiences with meaninglessness at work, and am an independent researcher and data science consultant with my company Belanger Analytics Inc.

Interests

  • Healthcare Geography
  • Wellbeing
  • Public-Sector

Education

  • Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2022
    University of Ottawa, Institut du Savoir Montfort
  • Masters of Business Administration, 2021
    University of Ottawa
  • PhD in Philosophy of Modern Physics, 2014
    University of Toronto
  • BSc in Physics and Mathematics, 2007
    University of Toronto

Recent Posts

New Paper! The Experience of Meaningless Work in the Public Sector

My co-authors Samia Chreim, Silvia Bonaccio, and I have just published a new paper called “The Experience and Implications of Meaningless Work in the Public Sector” in The Journal of Business Ethics.

A Minimal(ish?) Example of Using Session Cookies in SolidStart

In which the author tries and generally succeeds in understanding how to get the full-stack Javascript-based web framework SolidStart to manage user session cookies.

Rolling Joins with dplyr v1.1.0!

The R package dplyr now does rolling joins. What is a rolling join, why might you want to use one, and how would you go about it? These and other scintillating questions will be explored within.

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