#ICYMI Renowned author and journalist, @GwynneDyer will be visiting @usask on October 1 and giving a talk on his new book, "Intervention Earth: Life-Saving Ideas from the World's Top Climate Engineers"! There is no cost to attend. Get your tickets here: https://t.co/FleOfY4oc8
Check out the final report from SPHERU's Rural Healthcare in Saskatchewan team --- changes to SK's healthcare system in recent years have raised concerns for practitioners and patients across the province https://t.co/I8lqgHDWjS
A SPHERU-led research team is developing a comprehensive program to "improve education, treatment, infrastructure, and service for sexual, reproductive health and rights of girls and young women in Mozambique." https://t.co/SgGbTne2pq
Many of SPHERU's researchers have contributed to this valuable work ensuring Canadian kids have access to good food at school! π https://t.co/1zr5ytphOR
Living with #dementia is difficult, for both those with the disease and their caregivers.
Dr. Bonnie Jeffery, U of R researcher @SPHERUsask, is working to provide much-needed support, especially for those in rural areas of #SK.
@URSocialWork | @RuralDementiaSK | @RaDAR_Usask
As part of a CIHR funded project, @MahaniAkram and her team hosted a 1-day policy dialogue bringing together 60 stakeholders to discuss using collaboration to improve outcomes for vulnerable children and youth. Check out the report shared at the event: https://t.co/6cx1npUMEA
Community update on our project:
People, Places, Policies, Prospects: Affordable Rental Housing for Those in Greatest Need.
Shared findings on rental housing type and health outcomes of the tenants living in Canada.
@SPHERUsask@CMHC_ca
SPHERU researchers Nazeem Muhajarine and Akram Mahani (in collab with the City of Regina and the Saskatchewan Health Authority) are working to make Canadian cities healthier. Check out their Conversation Canada article released today: https://t.co/eJ3woyfIou
Dr. Muhajarine and his team have released their latest report: Acceptability of built environment interventions to improve healthy eating and physical activity among city dwellers in Saskatchewan - Cities & Health: Vol 0, No 0 https://t.co/vhsxPXA8HN
EMERGENCY FUNDRAISER! With our CEBA loan coming due January 18, Prairie Dog and its Saskatoon sister paper, Planet S have reached a crisis point. Both papers WILL DIE THIS MONTH without generous financial support. Please consider donating to our GoFundMe. https://t.co/SVqkSGYNR2
"For more than three decades, Dr. Cheryl Camillo has been involved in understanding, developing, and implementing solutions to real-world social policy and governance challenges." https://t.co/ueI2fPF9Jk
Congrats to @Sabbir_USask on his convocation! A SPHERU researcher, Sabbir recently completed his Master's of Science in Community & Population Health Science. Well done! π¨βπ
A team led by SPHERUβs @CherylACamillo and Nazeem Muhajarine recently published an article in Health Affairs - Impact Of Provincial Proof- Of-Vaccination Policies On Age-Specific First-Dose Uptake Of COVID-19 Vaccines In Canada https://t.co/ddk3pJ8PMr #uregina#usask#COVID
Two papers with @martineshareck @pretentious_git and team. These papers report on scoping reviews of measures for walkability/bikeability AND green/blue space for equity analysis.
1. Walkability/bikeability: https://t.co/lQmiS6qOTj
2. Blue/Green Space: https://t.co/jvQOwg23Ew
It's SPHERU Director Dr. Muhajarine's 29th (?!? okay... maybe 30th...π) birthday! If you see this young man around campus, be sure to wish him well! #USask
Congrats to SPHERU Director Nazeem Muhajarine who was recently made a fellow with the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences - he's pictured here with CAHS President Marie-France Raynault at the induction ceremony of fellows on Oct. 24th in Ottawa. Photo credit: Wellington Imagery