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…bias training module. This training will help our peer reviewers identify, and work to overcome, their own unconscious, or implicit, biases. Read our Forward Thinking blog post on gender equity…
…how we can best support BC health research. We’ve unpacked questions that are critical for all funding agencies (read more in our Forward Thinking blog series), and although many of…
…than a year, and making their findings available to other researchers by publishing their results in major journals. Moving forward, the research team will capture two-year visits in spring 2022…
Alison Orth shines a light on what the pandemic taught us about the importance of clinical trials, an evolving clinical trials landscape in Canada and abroad, and the way forward….
…We’re looking forward to peeling back the curtain a little to share with you perspectives from individuals involved in the Methods Clusters. Welcome to the Methods Section. This blog is…
…with BC’s health research community leaders and our organizations’ trusted advisors, and our experience of the pandemic, validate that initial thinking. “Our consolidation with MSFHR, an organization with deep expertise…
…thought of. We need to be open to listening to these stories and seeing new ways forward.” In 2012, Saraswathi had closed her practice in Indiana to take on a…
…knowledge to find a common path forward. As the project scope solidified and the first phase began to wrap up, Adrienne found herself navigating different granting and funding systems, and…
…forward. With that forward view, I believe we are fortunate to have the community and foundation of work established from which to build a better and stronger health care system….
Serious mental disorders affect thinking, mood and behaviour. The consequences are suffering, impaired function in daily life and yearly costs estimated in Canada at tens of billions of dollars. Like…