Watching @CallistaAnne give a masterclass Pecha Kucha-style presentation this morning! She highlights not only the loneliness brought on by the pandemic but the power of social connection among older adults in our community. 🙌#SFUHorizons2022
“Designing cities so that people can access their daily needs by foot or bike not only makes for a more inclusive city but is also beneficial from a health and environmental perspective,” says FHS PhD candidate @kahosford, lead author of the study.
Thrilled to put a spotlight on our research looking at perceptions of pandemic-time public spaces. As many cities begin to make these installations permanent, we need to engage with residents of all backgrounds, ages, and abilities https://t.co/7fCYeywk4O @RUTransForm@ChatrLab
Zarah Monfaredi is a @SFU 2019/20 recipient of BC Graduate Scholarship. Learn more about @ZarahMonfaredi and their research in @SFU_FHS. https://t.co/DgLOfVglQq
@ProulxLaurie @KDCobey @MyCuppaJo @TO_dpr@couragesings If it helps at all, please know that I'm most proud of the work where my name is right next to yours. Remember this gem?! I actually pulled it up the other day and it put a smile on my face. https://t.co/HuVwuLroIe
@ProulxLaurie @KDCobey @MyCuppaJo @TO_dpr@couragesings Ugh, I hear you, that's not fair. As if there isn't already so much expected of you as a partner.
What's got tons of #PatientOriented#Research information and a new website? #ThisOSSUFamily! Check out our newly released OSSU website at https://t.co/ZqJEXyqhVJ
“We’re not parachuting [patient partners] in, our focus is on building relationships.” @EddyNason on Ontario’s approach to patient engagement in research at the #SPORSRAP Summit. An important reminder that the integrity of our research relies on the strength of our partnerships.
First night of the #SPORSRAP Summit was a success! Excited to hear stories of #patientengagement from across the country. Come see me to chat about our patient partnership, co-design, and collaboration experience. @OSSUtweets
@ProulxLaurie @OttawaHospital Thanks so much, Laurie. You’re a BIG part of this program and we’re so lucky to have you (and to learn from you!). Looking forward to seeing you again soon.