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…first need to ask, “are you really ready?” Assessing readiness You’re probably thinking — “Of course (emphatically) I welcome and accept LGBTQ2S+ people.” (hopefully.) You might even be thinking…

The Development of Joint Attention within Parent-infant Interaction

The development of children’s thinking and successful participation in healthy social interaction depends on their ability to share attention with others. Called joint attention, this ability begins to emerge by…

Mentorship, Science, and Keeping a Balance: An interview with Aubrey J. Tingle Prize Winner Dr. Poul Sorensen

…was what got me thinking about diagnostics. He let me come into his lab as a fledgling young undergraduate student, which was a huge deal to me at the time….

Dr. Tricia Tang receives funding award through a partnership with JDRF

…health care for the T1D community in British Columbia,” says Dr. Tang. The REACHOUT platform aims to be innovative and highly personalized. Stepping out of rigid and more traditional thinking,…

Intersecting Visions: An Interview with Wendy Hurlburt, President and CEO of LifeSciences BC

…like a perfect next stage in my career as I was consciously thinking of returning to the not-for-profit sector,” she said. I really wanted to follow my passion and stay…

TEC4Home: Telehealth for emergency-community continuity of care connectivity via home monitoring

…of trial: TEC4Home moves forward to clinical trials – Vancouver Coastal Health (vch.ca) http://www.vch.ca/about-us/news/news-releases/tec4home-moves-forward-to-clinical-trials Blog post by HeartLife: TEC4Home: Improving self-care management for heart failure patients – HeartLife Foundation https://heartlife.ca/2019-3-1-tec4home-improving-self-care-management-for-heart-failure-patients/…

BC Ministry of Health’s research and knowledge management strategy

…five international experts in the use and integration of evidence in health systems to support the development of this strategy, and we look forward to working with the Ministry and…

MSFHR funding partnerships support AI-powered wearable technology

…within Plantiga’s beta program to bring remote monitoring and movement analysis to recreational athletes. We look forward to seeing Dr. Napier continue to move this exciting technology along the pipeline…

A 20-year journey of health research: Quantifying a rural network

…vision and the large amount of resources they put forward to support health research across the province.” While the funding for the BC Rural and Remote Health Research Network ended…

A 20-year journey of health research in BC: Developing new pathways through 3D modelling

…new assistant professor at the University of British Columbia Okanagan has much to look forward to, including setting up his own lab at the Okanagan campus. Reflecting on his journey…