Dan Chateau

Dan Chateau

Bio

Dr. Dan Chateau joined the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy (MCHP) in 2001 as a postdoctoral fellow after completing his doctoral work at the University of Western Ontario. He has been with the Centre as a research scientist since 2004, and also worked with the Faculty of Medicine as a biostatistician for a decade. Dr. Chateau is an expert in many different analytical techniques using large administrative databases and has been part of the CNODES Methods team and Manitoba site team since 2011. He also joined the CNODES steering committee in 2014.

Dr. Chateau has authored or co-authored over 70 papers and reports covering a wide variety of clinical and population health/health services use topics. Recent work with MCHP has included the evaluation of a population level RCT with physicians of an intervention to reduce inappropriate prescription practices. This audit and feedback intervention included an analysis of administrative drug data. In addition to work with CNODES and the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, Dr. Chateau is part of the leadership group of a $2 million CIHR programmatic grant examining health equity measures, and the impact of interventions/policies on health equity.

CNODES Projects