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…objectives of this research program are to: Identify how women’s overdose risk is shaped by evolving individual, social, structural, and environmental factors; Investigate factors that create barriers to (or that…
…aging from an evolutionary lens. Over the next three years, we will compare vascular structure and function in semi-wild chimpanzees, hunter gatherers in Tanzania, subsistence farmers in Mexico, and sedentary…
Co-lead: Mike Hooker BC Ministry of Education Team members: Alisa Almas HELP, UBC Joanne Schroeder HELP, UBC Sally McBride HELP, UBC Katherine Brown Rural and Remote Division of FP…
…structural inequities; impacts of racism, discrimination and stigma; and mismatches between usual approaches to care and individuals’ needs. Through a series of four virtual meetings, we will bring together healthcare providers,…
…co-fund: Dr. M. Eugenia Socías (2018 Scholar, 2015 Research Trainee*) Optimizing care for opioid use disorder in British Columbia BC Centre on Substance Use Dr. Nadia Fairbairn (2017 Scholar) Opioid…
…are designed to develop, retain, and attract the people whose research improves the health of British Columbians, addresses health system priorities, creates jobs, and adds to the knowledge economy. Our…
…thereby serving all British Columbians. The BCCSU seeks to achieve these goals through integrated activities of its three core functions: research and evaluation, education and training, and clinical care guidance….
…the health system. The caregivers of all discharged children receive education on healthy practices and on the signs that their child needs follow-up care. In Uganda, our approach has saved…
…with new and existing partners to identify, implement, and evaluate best practices and policies in this sector. This research will have vast implications for scholarship, policy, and the success of…
…— thereby tilting a favourable balance of oxygen supply and demand. However, recent data from our lab challenges this paradigm. We have shown that brain blood flow is reduced by…