As Michael Smith Health Research BC looks ahead to the addition of an Indigenous scholar stream to our salary awards program, we asked Dr. Evan Adams to share his perspectives on supporting health research talent and meeting the future needs of Indigenous researchers.
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Dr. Nick Bansback shares the strengths and challenges of patient engagement in research
In this interview, Nick speaks on the insights patient partners offer to researchers and reflects on the challenges.
Dr. Martha MacLeod shares how patients changed her journey
In this interview, Martha speaks on vulnerability and the value of lived experience in research.
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Training supports meaningful patient engagement, collaboration in BC
How can research teams and organizations better support patient-oriented research? Training and relationship-building are key.
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Research Approvals Processes Project completes process mapping
The project is now conducting personas and pain points workshops to identify best practices and improvements for future state modelling.
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Connecting research and care: A provincial health authority research ethics board service
Health Research BC will advance the design of a research ethics board service that will further streamline research processes and ensure health research meets the highest standards to improve the health of people in BC.
A new era: Indigenous scholar advances Indigenous self-determination through research and partnerships
Partnerships and relationships are at the heart of achieving lasting Indigenous-led change and self-determination in health and well-being. One scholar building those strong relationships today is Dr. Krista Stelkia.
Rooted in relationships: Lessons learned from Indigenous health researchers and community members
What is cultural safety in health research? Almost 100 trainees, researchers and leaders joined to explore solutions.
Community prioritizes research for people with dementia
The Comox Valley on Vancouver Island has one of the largest populations of seniors in BC. That’s why community members are setting research priorities that support people with dementia and their caregivers.
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New tools help teams share research evidence with communities
How can teams meaningfully share research evidence? Two new guidance tools help ethics boards and research teams convey results.
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