With an MSFHR COVID-19 Research Response Fund award, Dr. Julian Somers is investigating practices to support some of BC’s most vulnerable citizens during the pandemic.
Continue reading “Precarious housing, prisons, and our COVID-19 vulnerabilities”
With an MSFHR COVID-19 Research Response Fund award, Dr. Julian Somers is investigating practices to support some of BC’s most vulnerable citizens during the pandemic.
Continue reading “Precarious housing, prisons, and our COVID-19 vulnerabilities”
The 2020 Innovation to Commercialization and Health Professional-Investigator awardees are applying research and innovations to improve health outcomes for British Columbians.
By investing in and supporting health research, we are continuing to support British Columbians through the pandemic and our province’s economic recovery.
The Child, Youth & Family Mental Health Impact Grant launches January 12, 2021.
With MSFHR funding, Dr. Bala Nikku and his team are mapping the experiences of health-care workers in home-care and long-term care facilities across British Columbia during the pandemic.
Continue reading “Mapping the Social Epidemiology of front-line health-care workers”
Dr. Brian Kwon and his research team are using MSFHR funding to advance a novel technology to improve outcomes for patients with spinal cord injury.
Continue reading “Shining a (near-infrared) light on spinal cord injury treatment”
MSFHR Senior Specialist, Strategy, Maija Tiesmaki, reflects on how the COVID-19 pandemic affected BC’s health research community, MSFHR’s response, and how we’re continuing to support BC health researchers.
We are sharing some pearls of wisdom from this year’s speakers, along with their recorded sessions and recommended resources to help you in your KT journey.
MSFHR provided urgent funding to five BC health authorities to help them respond to the COVID-19 pandemic while stabilizing and building research capacity in each BC region.
Continue reading “Urgent funding from MSFHR supports BC health authorities’ response to COVID-19”
Launched by Dr. Chris Carlsten, a new patient registry will track the health of people who recovered from COVID-19.
Continue reading “Partnering with COVID-19 patients to track future health”