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• 2020A Comparison of Online Medical Crowdfunding in Canada, the UK, and the US66 cited
• 2020Medical crowdfunding in a healthcare system with universal coverage: an exploratory study63 cited
• 2019Use of an Online Crowdfunding Platform for Unmet Financial Obligations in Cancer Care61 cited
• 2020New digital safety net or just more ‘friendfunding’? Institutional analysis of medical crowdfunding in the United States49 cited
• 2020Is the rise of crowdfunding for medical expenses in the United Kingdom symptomatic of systemic gaps in health and social care?41 cited
• 2020What Medical Crowdfunding Campaigns Can Tell Us About Local Health System Gaps and Deficiencies: Exploratory Analysis of British Columbia, Canada30 cited
• 2019Media portrayal of illness-related medical crowdfunding: A content analysis of newspaper articles in the United States and Canada26 cited
• 2022An overview of Fintech applications to solve the puzzle of health care funding: state-of-the-art in medical crowdfunding24 cited
• 2021Spatial and temporal patterns in Canadian COVID-19 crowdfunding campaigns19 cited
• 2023Appealing to the Crowd17 cited
• 2020What was lost, missing, sought and hoped for: Qualitatively exploring medical crowdfunding campaign narratives for Lyme disease14 cited
• 2023Crowdfunding platforms as conduits for ideological struggle and extremism: On the need for greater regulation and digital constitutionalism10 cited