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Research co-lead:
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Research user co-lead:
- Thomas Noseworthy
BC Academic Health Sciences Network (BCAHSN)
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Team members:
- Dr. Riyad Abu-Laban
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Giuseppe Carenini
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Jim Christenson
University of British Columbia, BC Emergency Medicine Network
- Dr. Martin Dawes
University of British Columbia, GenXys
- Dr. Thalia Field
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Nat Hawkins
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Anita Ho
University of British Columbia, Centre for Health Evaluation & Outcome Sciences
- Dr. Richard Lester
University of British Columbia, WelTel
- Dr. Craig Mitton
University of British Columbia, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology & Evaluation, VCH Research Institute
- Dr. Panos Nasiopoulos
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Raymond Ng
University of British Columbia, Data Science Institute UBC
- Dr. Helen Novak Lauscher
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Frank Scheuermeyer
University of British Columbia, St Paul’s Hospital
- Dr. Mahsa Talebpourazad
University of British Columbia
- Dr. Hubert Wong
University of British Columbia, Centre for Health Evaluation & Outcome Sciences, BC SUPPORT Unit
- Dr. Eric Grafstein
University of British Columbia, Vancouver Coastal Health, Providence Health Care
- Dr. Ronald Heslegrave
William Osler Health System
- Dr. Deepak Kaura
Joule Board of Directors, 1Qbit
- Dr. Chad A. Kim Sing
University of British Columbia, Vancouver Coastal Health
- Dr. Douglas Kingsford
Interior Health, BC Ministry of Health
- Colleen McGavin
BC SUPPORT Unit
- Dr. Tom Noseworthy
BC Academic Health Sciences Network
- Dr. Don Sin
University of British Columbia, Centre of Heart Lung Innovation
- Dr. Sean Virani
University of British Columbia, Canadian Heart Failure Society
- Tina Cheng
University of British Columbia
- Michael Lai
University of British Columbia
- Sophia Ly
University of British Columbia
- Azzra Mangalji
University of British Columbia
- Ellison Richmond
University of British Columbia
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Patient care today relies heavily on patients and caregivers coordinating their own records, leading to difficulties building comprehensive and accurate health records. Digitizing the patient journey, from using electronic records to tracking patients' health with portable sensors, are now conceivable to curate and accurately record health information and improve self-management. To begin transforming healthcare using technology-enabled healthcare approaches, commonly referred to as virtual or digital health, we need rigorous interdisciplinary research.
Virtual Innovative health Strategies through Interdisciplinary co-Operative Network (VISION) aims to advance research to develop and evaluate virtual and digital interventions in healthcare. With experienced faculty members, trainees, and research users (eg. patients, caregivers, policy makers, healthcare professionals, industry) from health, social, and natural sciences, together we can work to digitize healthcare.
Through this MSFHR grant, we will bring VISION members and experts outside of BC together to explore key areas of interdisciplinary research in digital health and convene a patient and caregiver advisory committee to guide our patient-oriented research path forward.
