Big thanks to my supervisor Dr. Kerry McBrien and my committee members Drs. David Campbell and Paul Ronksley for their guidance and support. Thank you @BradenONeill for asking great questions as the int/ext examiner. Super excited to turn my research findings into practice! 2/2
I passed my MSc defense with minor revisions last week! The past 2 years were filled with amazing personal growth and learning opportunities - interned @Medlior, TAed an epidemiology course, and revised my thesis methods multiple times 1/2
Our Master's student, Michelle Leong, has successfully defended her thesis titled “The role of Community Health Navigators in the creation of plans to support patients with chronic conditions” Congratulations @MLeong_15! We look forward to you joining the ENCOMPASS research team!
This was the best advice I got from @grassisgreenre when I was searching for potential grad supervisors. This is one of the first things I tell my mentees when they are going through the grad school application process now!! #AcademicChatter
@KevinKDuclos Yes. This. I think it’s super important for a supervisor to give any potential trainee a chance yo talk to both the current lab and also previous trainees. Supervisor trainee fit is so key and the fact is we don’t all mentor all personalities of students equally well.
No mention about assessing the quality of included studies as well 🤦. A poorly done systematic review & meta analysis can have major public health implications.
This review of vitamin D and COVID-19 is ENORMOUSLY popular online, so I thought I'd take a look
There are serious deficiencies here. I'm actually wondering if the paper is a joke? 1/n
"We would rather nobody buy any Frito-Lay or PepsiCo products, Fritos, Doritos, Tostitos, Funyuns, Cheetos, all those, while we're on strike." 84-hr workweeks at 100 degrees F: @Fritolay workers suffer to make our snacks. https://t.co/cv8d4nAT3r
CUPS is urgently seeking donations to help our clients through the heat wave. Please drop off donations at CUPS anytime between 8 am and 4 pm, Monday-Thursday.
Thank you for helping us keep our community safe.
AHS is offering no appointment, walk in, first dose COVID-19 immunization clinics for the next three days starting today at the Calgary Telus Convention Centre @CTCC_Calgary@cityofcalgary. #shotofhope
Attending national and international conferences was the highlight of my undergraduate research career. As much as I want things returning to "normal", virtual conferences are more environmentally friendly and inclusive
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@grassisgreenre I got my first big girl physical today and when I saw that BP, I knew I needed to do some explaining...but all is right in the world now :)
Nothing like technical glitches in sending out medical school interview invites to make my blood pressure skyrocket. Went to my GP today and BP was 141/95mmHg 😬
@t_wonng Thanks for your vote of confidence! I got the interview invite an hour ago but it was a really stressful 24 hours since a lot of people got their emails yesterday.
Here I describe a brief overview of how the Pfizer/BioNTech or Moderna mRNA vaccines work. Taking a vaccine is one’s personal choice, and I hope this video can help someone make that decision rooted in science.
Yesterday, I got to hang out with LTC residents (virtually!) by telling stories about memorable outdoor experiences. They were engaged and got a few laughs out of some unfortunate experiences. Living in a LTC setting can feel especially isolating right now, reach out if you can!