Dr. Tania Diener MBChB, MMed (Com Health), MPA, DTM, MFTM RCPS (Glasg)

• Immunization
• Travel Health

2023 - Integration of Health into Urban Planning and Urban Design Policies.  A K Mahani, T Diener, B Heerspink, K Husack, C Brown, N Muhajarine.  SHRF Align grant.

2021 - Assessing the impacts of COVID-19 on routine school-based immunizations and investigating strategied to catch-up on missed immunization opportunities in Canada – Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) grant - Dr Cordell Neudorf, Dr Tania Diener, Dr Kristin Klein, Dr Thilina Bandara

2017 - Younger Age and Indigenous Heritage are Associated with High Risk of Poor HIV Cascade Outcomes in Southern Saskatchewan. Canadian Association of HIV Research (CAHR), Wong A, Feng c, Osgood N, Graham H, Hennink M, Diener T

2016 - High Mortality Rates in HIV Positive Individuals from Southern Saskatchewan - A Comparative Analysis Between Two Canadian Prairie Clinics. Canadian Association of HIV Research (CAHR). Mann J, Hagen B, Nasewich S, Reed J, Benz Tramer C, Hennink M, Diener T, Gill J, Wong A.

2016 - A Combined biostatistical and behavioural approach to understanding outcomes in patients living with HIV in Saskatchewan - Principle Investigator:  Dr Alex Wong.  Team Members:  Drs. Tania Diener and Maurice Hennink, Debbie Rodger and Julie Reed, RQHR; Drs. Nathaniel Osgood, Cindy Feng and Holly Graham, University of Saskatchewan; and Drs. Jeffrey Joy and Richard Harrigan, University of British Columbia. Funding Grant:  Canadian Institutes of Health Research’s (CIHR) Strategy for Patient Oriented Research, the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation

2016 - A Combined Bio-Statistical and Behavioural Approach to Understanding Outcomes in Patients Living with HIV in Saskatchewan. Principle Investigator: Dr. Alexander Wong  Co-Investigators:  Jeffrey Joy, Maurice Hennink, Cindy Feng, Richard Harrigan, Nathaniel Osgood, Julie Reed, Dominik Werber, Debbie Rodger, Tania Diener, Holly Graham. Targeted Collaborative Innovation Development Grant (SPOR)