About Me
Malcolm has pioneered advancements in respiratory therapy that have improved mucus clearance in cystic fibrosis and chronic obstructive lung disease and minimized aerosolization of airborne pathogens, reducing the spread of airborne diseases including tuberculosis and influenza. Through leadership roles in provincial, national and international organizations, he has lead the national effort to build capacity in Aboriginal health research by improving Indigenous community engagement in health research, providing more opportunities for Aboriginal trainees, and mentoring health researchers and trainees in ways to better the practice of health research to become more ethical, equitable, and relevant to Indigenous communities.