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Our poster documenting Phase 1 of our Change Champions project gathered a lot of interest at ArcticNet 2024. It is inspiring to see such a push for community-led research in the North and such a diversity of work being undertaken on...

Preparing for an exciting week learning about Northern research at the 2024 ArcticNet conference being held in downtown Ottawa. Looking forward to seeing some our community partners in person and making new research connections.

We reached an important milestone today in holding the first Indigenous Advisory Circle meeting for our new CIHR-funded project looking at how to bring culturally safer foods to Indigenous residents of long-term care homes. This is a...

Today we celebrate Alex Lee for winning the University of Ottawa's UGME Collaborator Competency Award. This award is presented annually to the undergraduate medical student who has demonstrated a high level of collaboration in their...

There is nothing better than an opportunity to touch base with our patient partner advisors. We are grateful to have spent the morning learning more about what it is like to make the decision to transition from one's home, to a retirement...

The CCAER team is out in full force at the 2024 Bruyere Health Annual Research Day. This marks the 2-year anniversary of our research team and we celebrated with 4 snapshot presentations, 10 posters, and crazy applause for all of our...

The CCAER team is excited to be together in-person in Ottawa. We wrote ourselves a social prescription for high tea with the desired outcome of building a fun and supportive team culture.

We had the incredible opportunity today to bring the findings and our recommendations from our study of the role of food as part of person-centred palliative care back to Bruyere Health. We presented to the nursing staff on the Palliative...

Grateful for the opportunity to moderate one of the last sessions of this year's 2024 NAPCRG annual meeting on Community Based Participatory Research, Patient Engaged Research, Dissemination and Implementation Research. Thank you to all...