Dr. Limoges' research and knowledge mobilization focus on accelerating the integration of genomics into nursing and interprofessional education, research, practice and policy. She recently completed a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) funded policy catalyst research to generate policy recommendations to support the integration of genomics into oncology nursing education and practice. Building on the results of the oncology study, she is co-pi on a CIHR funded planning and dissemination grant to mobilize genomics into other nursing specialities. Dr Limoges recently completed a Social Sciences and Humanities and Genome Canada funded scoping review to explore nursing strategies that address health disparities associated with the integration of genomics. Dr. Limoges is working collaboratively with partners across Canada and in the US, UK, and Finland on genomics related research. Other research projects focus on how the COVID-19 pandemic continues to influence health, health care and nursing models of care and research ethics.

Jacqueline Limoges is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Disciplines at Athabasca University, Chair of the Ontario Cancer Research Ethics Board, and co-lead of the Canadian Nursing and Genomics initiative. She has over 30 years of experience leading research and initiatives that support nurses to integrate knowledge and technology into practice. Jacqueline has taught various courses in the Master in Health Studies (MHS) and Master in Nursing (MN) programs including Leadership, Culture and Health and Dissemination Strategies. She has supervised masters thesis work, independent studies and a post doctoral researcher. Given her strong focus on health system transformation, the integration of knowledge and supporting safe and equitable health care, Jacqueline ensures her research includes elements of knowledge mobilization and the scholarship of application. She is committed to forming networks of international, cross sector and interdisciplinary collaborations.