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Patients, families, and caregivers are best placed to know what is important and what is not when receiving health care services. That's why patient-oriented research and care is so vital: through their lived experience, patients bring valuable first

New funding in the province is making sure Manitobans have input about health research and the health-care system.

Cities across Europe are increasing their ambitions to embrace a circular economy. In this context, a wide-ranging landscape of urban circularity practices is emerging. This article aims to elaborate on the spatial factors fostering or hampering the embedding of Urban Circularity Practices (UCPs) in the Brussels Capital Region (BCR). The article thus addresses the following set of questions: What do circularity ambitions imply at the urban scale and what is the landscape of practices aimed at re...

Ottawa has joined the governments of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and P.E.I. to provide a total of $16.1 millio...

Ottawa has joined the governments of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and P.E.I. to provide a total of $16.1 million in funding and in-kind support for the...

Ottawa has joined the governments of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and P.E.I. to provide a total of $16.1 million in funding and in-kind support for the...

“Nothing about us without us” has become a common refrain over the past decade as patients and communities have pushed for a greater say in health care research and decision-making. But now some fear pandemic expediencies are eroding hard-won advances in patient partnership. COVID-19 had a “catastrophic” impact on patient engagement in health research, says Bertrand Lebouché, a clinician-researcher at McGill University Health Centre. Prior to the pandemic, funding bodies increasingly r...

Posted: Jan 22, 2021 1:23 PM CT | Last Updated: January 22 The new health research unit will be based at Yukon University.(Laura Howells/CBC) comments Yukon is getting a new health care research unit that will include more patient and community participation than has been the case in many research projects. The federal government will contribute more than $5 million to develop the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR). The territorial government will provide staff, facilities and other...

From: Canadian Institutes of Health Research New unit will support research that addresses the priorities of patients and caregivers in the territory January 21, 2021 – Ottawa, Ontario – Canadian Institutes of Health Research Canadians benefit from a health care system that is informed by research evidence-and by the voices of patients and caregivers. That is why it is essential that the government invest in patient-oriented research, which engages patients as partners throughout the resear...