Publications

Buchner, D. (2011).  Stories without endings:  A study of illness and disability narratives in rural Laos.   PHD Thesis:  University of Calgary 

Buchner, D.L. (1998) Deafness in Swaziland:  A Social-Cultural Study of Deafness at the Siteki School for the Deaf.  Master’s Thesis, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC.

Book

Buchner, D., (2013) Stories without endings.  Disability, illness and suffering in rural Lao PDR.  Manuscript submitted for publication, University of Toronto Press.

Book Chapter

Marlett, J.J., & Buchner, D.L. (1992).  Special education funding for children with severe disabilities in Alberta.  In T. Booth, W. Swann, M. Masterton, & P. Potts (Eds.). Policies for Diversity in Education, Learning for All (p.297-403).  London:  Routledge. 

Reports

Buchner (2012).  Baseline report with full analysis of baseline data for Healthy Child Uganda MNCH Muskoka Project.  Prepared for Healthy Child Uganda, University of Calgary.

Buchner (2012).  Preliminary baseline report for Healthy Child Uganda MNCH Muskoka Project.  Prepared for Healthy Child Uganda, University of Calgary. 

LeBlanc, H., Robinson, S., Theriault, L, Hotz, C., & Buchner, D. (2012).  Evaluation of the Micronutrient Initiative.  Plan:Net Limited, Calgary.  Prepared for CIDA Global Initiatives Directorate.

Farrar, P., & Buchner, D. (2010).  Barriers and facilitators to optimal workplace re-integration of Veterans with mental health conditions.  Prepared for Veterans Affairs Canada.

Griep, L., Seidel, R., Buchner, D., Main-Thompson, N., Weaver, R., & Cox, P. (2010).  Making it work:  A study of the non-profit and voluntary sector in Alberta, its relations with government, and the feasibility and desirability of a sector umbrella organization.  Plan:Net Limited, Calgary. Prepared for the Muttart Foundation. 

Neufeldt, A., Ackermann, M., Buchner, D., & Crawford, C. (2007).  The place of technology in employment of people with disabilities.  University of Calgary:  Community Rehabilitation and Disability Studies Program, Prepared for the SSHRC Initiatives in the New Economy.

Journal Articles

Buchner, D., Brenner, j., Kabakyenga, J., Kyomuhangi, T., Maling, S., Barigye, C., Nettle-Aguirre, A., & Singhal, N. (in press).  Can integrated community case management by community health worker improve treatment access for young children in southwestern Uganda?  A post-intervention qualitative study.  Human Resources for Health.

Mercader, H., Teddy, K., Brenner, J., Buchner, D., Kabakyenga, J., & Singhal, N. (in press).  Drugs for some but not all:  Inequality within community health worker teams during introduction of integrated community case management.  Human Resources for Health.

Brenner, J., Barigye, C., Maling, S., Kabakyenga, J., Nettel-Agurre, A., Buchner, D., Kyomyhangi, T., Pim, C., Wotton, K., Amon, N., & Singhal, N. (in press).  Where there is no doctor:  Can volunteer community health workers in rural Uganda provide integrated community case management.  A controlled intervention trial.  Human Resources for Health.

Neufeldt, A.H., Watzke, J., Birch, G., & Buchner, D. (2006).  Engaging the business/industrial sector in accessible research:  Lessons in bridge building between foreign contexts.  The Information Society.  Special Issue on Accessibility and Inclusive Information Technology 23(5).

Buchner, D. (1994).  Community based rehabilitation:  Issues and considerations for providing rehabilitation services in developing countries.  International Journal of Special Education. 9(2/3), 106-122.