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…Macleod M, Michie S, Roberts I, et al. Biomedical research: increasing value, reducing waste. Lancet. 2014;383:101-104. Available here. Chalmers, I, Bracken M, Djulbegovic B, et al. How to increase value…
…users to plan, conduct and study the implementation of proven health interventions to improve the quality and effectiveness of health, health services and care in BC. In 2018, MSFHR awarded…
…data, tools and frameworks, it aims to advance more strategic, open, diverse and inclusive research. “We have identified ‘research on research’ as a priority because we know it will provide…
…years or more, who fall and sustain injuries (that range from head injuries and fractures to other trauma) use 7% of Emergency Department (ED) beds and require over $180 million…
…care). Its objectives are to: (a) develop better methods for identifying, interpreting and applying evidence in different cancer control decision-making contexts; and (b) better understand if, when, and how public…
…the following PIs: S. Montesanti (AB), S. Johnston (ON), and M. Breton (QC). Primary health care (PHC) models in Canada continue to change. There are still many gaps in…
…and serious effects such as prolonged – and sometimes fatal – inflammation. The study of human systems such as the innate immune system is assisted by examining similar systems in…
Hepatits C virus (HCV) causes chronic liver disease, such as cirrhosis (liver disease) and hepatocarcinoma (liver cancer), an irreversible condition that results in liver failure. There is no vaccine or…
…lung. Dr. Obeidat is a member of a team that conducted genome-wide genotyping and gene expression analysis of lung tissue samples from ~1,200 individuals; the worlds largest study of its…
…primary prevention, nurse and lay navigators, international palliative care, and international oral cavity cancer. Related to research, within my portfolio at BC Cancer, were palliative care, clinical trials, oral oncology,…