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…self-support groups, which aim to enhance residents’ sense of belonging, self-development and self-determination. In this format, an activity staff member co-leads the groups with a resident group member, and acts…
…barriers. Her research involves interviews with students, faculty, health care professionals, First Nations elders and others, along with classroom observation and analysis of course materials, textbooks and university policies. Martin…
Bioprosthetic heart valves (BPHVs), valves made of biologic tissues rather than synthetic materials, have revolutionized the treatment of heart valve disease, which constitutes a significant health and economic burden in…
…of culturally safe primary care for PWUS, with a focus on those also experiencing structural disadvantages (e.g. poverty, racialization). This team comprises of PWUS (community researchers), academic researchers and knowledge…
…to cancer care for patients in British Columbia. By connecting philanthropy and research, the BC Cancer Foundation supports the revolutionary advances that will help achieve a world free from cancer….
…CTCs and their genetically heterogeneous population. Current methodologies have overcome this limitation by performing single-cell sequencing. However, existing methods for single-cell isolation require precise manipulations using contaminant-free tools, which are…
…Provincial Educator), and research users (local experts and decision makers) in BC health authorities — Fraser Health, Providence, Interior Health, Island Health, Northern Health, and Vancouver Coastal Health. A knowledge…
…genetic, multi-system, autoimmune disorder where the body reacts to gluten and other prolamines in wheat (e.g. durum, kamut, spelt), rye and barley. Gluten consumption causes damage to the absorptive surface…
…experience with health and the health system in BC, with diverse backgrounds. Including, but not exclusively; people living with disability, and people of different age, genders, sexual orientation, cultural, ethnic,…