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.
New Article Unit: Research Ethics BC
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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RAPP to streamline research approvals in BC
The Research Approvals Processes Project is working to change the landscape of research approval processes within BC’s health sector.
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National Indigenous Peoples Day
Michael Smith Health Research BC is on a learning journey, not just today – National Indigenous Peoples Day – but every day. Continue reading “National Indigenous Peoples Day”
Research Ethics Spotlight: Laurel Evans
For our December edition, we bring you Laurel Evans, director of research ethics at UBC . Continue reading “Research Ethics Spotlight: Laurel Evans”
Research Ethics Spotlight: Sandra Broughton
Meet Sandra Broughton, chair of the Research Ethics Board at Interior Health, who brings 40 years of experience in a range of roles throughout the health care sector.
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Clinical Research Ethics Symposium 2022
The annual Clinical Research Ethics Symposium returns this November with fantastic guest speakers.
Research Ethics Spotlight: Heather Fudge
For our inaugural Q&A, we bring you Heather Fudge, a retired clinical nurse specialist who has had a fascinating 45-year career in health care.
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Indigenous Cultural Safety and Humility Workshop: A safe place to question, learn and unlearn together
Namaste Marsden and Angie Bain are advocates of sharing knowledge about cultural safety and humility. Continue reading “Indigenous Cultural Safety and Humility Workshop: A safe place to question, learn and unlearn together”