Congratulations to the first cohort of CANTRAIN awardees!
New Article Unit: Health Research BC
Improvements to Operational Approval application process for research studies
The Research Approval Processes Project (RAPP) is set to make improvements to the operational approval application process for research studies. Operational Approval, also known as an Operational Review, holds a crucial role in evaluating how a study may impact a Health authority’s operations.
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Standardizing endometrial cancer care with ProMiSE
2018 Innovation to Commercialization awardee Dr. Jessica McAlpine is paving the way to standardizing endometrial cancer care.
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RAPP update
RAPP is made up of three key streams of work, ethics, operations, and data access.  The data access stream will be informed by Health Data Platform British Columbia’s (HDPBC) strategy that will enable a simplified, unified approval process for access to datasets that span multiple areas and organizations within the health sector.
Research approvals project starting process mapping phase
The Research Approvals Processes Project (RAPP) Team is preparing for a busy September with several key activities being planned. The project is entering into a process mapping phase. Continue reading “Research approvals project starting process mapping phase”
RAPP update: streamlining research approvals in BC
Research Approvals Processes Project overview and presentation now available.
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New studies to benefit BC’s life sciences sector and health research system
We’re initiating three studies this summer that will benefit BC’s life sciences sector and health research system.
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2024 suite of funding programs: Advancing health research that improves health, saves lives, and strengthens BC’s economy
Our funding programs provide opportunities for BC health researchers across the province.
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Partnering with UBC on Canada’s Immuno-Engineering and Biomanufacturing Hub
We will provide support to UBC’s new Immuno-Engineering and Biomanufacturing Hub.
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Bioprinting: the next frontier
The field of bioprinting holds great promise for human health. Health Research BC awardee, Dr. Stephanie Willerth’s innovative work in this area will ultimately improve health outcomes for people with neurological diseases.