Podcast Feature in Reflection Room Now Available! Episode 1: Why high achieving students may face burnout (featuring Dr. Ana Johnson). Now Available! Or click here: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Ap5k7CUh8MPHJO1hg9feU?si=LxE73F13RlqGF8hfE9Jk5A Ana Johnson was featured in the first episode of a new podcast created in collaboration with The Reflection Room. Bianca Shen sits down with Dr. Ana Johnson to explore a subject many students experience but rarely talk about: burnout an

In Dr. Johnson's virtual seminar on Monday Feb 9, she emphasized the importance of economic evaluation when proposing a new program or service to the government, hospitals or health units. See the link below to watch the seminar in its entirety. HSPRI Research Spotlight: February 2026 View Dr. Johnson's feature in the latest issue of the Queen's Health Services and Research Institute Newsletter here Articles Cost-effectiveness of an HIV risk reduction intervention for adults

Ana Johnson will be featured in an upcoming episode of a new podcast created in collaboration with The Reflection Room. This episode will include a live Q and A session where she will answer questions posed by the public. Submit your questions here to be answered at a subsequent podcast! Alternatively, visit anajohnsonauthor on instagram OR the_reflection_room_podcast on instagram.

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Use of commas When to use commas? You would use a comma when you are trying to separate concepts with a subject in a sentence. For example, "I went to the store today, and I bought some bananas". Is this the correct use of comma? Yes, because the subject is "I". Another example: "I went to the store today and bought some bananas". Is this the correct use of non comma? Yes because there is no mention of a subject for the second part of the sentence.

Use of prepositions at the end of sentences Is it correct to use prepositions (on, of, from) at the end of sentences? Ideally, it would be best not to do so (placing them at end of sentences makes the dialogue informal). For example: "Which magazine is your writing published in? (Informal) "In which magazine is your writing published? (Formal) Notebook

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