The exceptional group of 2021 Scholars and Research Trainees are building health research capacity in BC and developing health research talent for the future.
New Article Unit: Health Research BC
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Developing new pathways through 3D modelling
Harnessing the power of 3D technology that can help transfer knowledge from the lab to the bedside.
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Bringing hope and healing through emerging therapies
Dr. Shannon Dames’ Roots to Thrive program enables caregivers facing burnout to succeed and flourish in high-stress situations.
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Supporting equitable and tailored health services for sexual and gender-diverse populations
Dr. Travis Salway notes that support from patients has been an integral part of policy-changing research.
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Voices for patient-oriented research
Patient partners help researchers see things they may not have thought of.
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A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Sharing cultural knowledge to build youth land-based resiliency
Dr. Adrienne Chan’s research focuses on helping First Nations youth reconnect to the land and their culture to improve their mental well-being.
Exciting changes to KT Pathways
Knowledge translation learners now have more ways to support their learning, thanks to some new upgrades to KT Pathways, a KT digital assessment and learning tool.
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: A knowledge translation approach
Dr. Joanie Sims-Gould’s research focuses on improving the health and well-being of older people and their families.
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Keeping seniors safer from falls
Research Trainee Dr. Vicki Komisar is using her research in biomechanics to help keep older adults safer from falls.
A 20-year journey of health research in BC: An arts-based approach
Dr. Sarah de Leeuw’s unconventional work to amplify arts-based health research, and train culturally safe health researchers in the north, has paid off.
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