NEWS
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Nominate a promising researcher to give the 2020 Labelle Lecture
July 29, 2020
The Labelle Lectureship Committee of McMaster University is seeking nominations by August 21 for a promising junior health services researcher — a rising star in the field — to give the 2020-21 Labelle Lecture.
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More than a dozen CHEPA members involved in COVID-19 research and activities
July 15, 2020
More than one dozen CHEPA members and students are involved in research studies, advisory committees and knowledge transfer activities related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Emma Apatu receives fellowship to transform MPH Program to meet workforce needs
July 15, 2020
Emma Apatu, Director of McMaster's Master of Public Health Program (MPH) and co-investigators Lawrence Mbuagbaw, Joel Tiller and Sarah Neil-Sztramko have been awarded a Leadership in Teaching and Learning Fellowship from McMaster's MacPherson Institute for "Transforming the Master of Public Health Program to Meet Workforce Needs".
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CHEPA members to evaluate the economics of a Canadian paramedic-led model of palliative care in the home
March 4, 2020
A team of CHEPA members (Jean-Éric Tarride, Michel Grignon, Hsien Seow, Feng Xie and Gordon Blackhouse) has been selected by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer (CPAC) to conduct an economic evaluation and a budget impact analysis of a program that trains paramedics to provide palliative care in the homes of Canadians requiring urgent palliative services.
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Research will use emojis to measure children's perception of their health
February 24, 2020
Lisa Schwartz is co- Principal Investigator, with Dr. Melissa Parker of McMaster’s Department of Pediatrics, on a project awarded a $100,000 Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Catalyst grant for Patient-Oriented Research for a study entitled “Circle of Emotions: Refining a Novel Emoji-Based Tool to Measure Children's Experiences.”
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Kapiriri receives CIHR funds to support 'last mile' adolescent research project
February 24, 2020
Lydia Kapiriri is Principal Investigator on a project entitled “Reaching "last mile" adolescent populations to support equitable sexual and reproductive health and rights in Uganda” which has been awarded a $20,000 CIHR Planning and Dissemination grant.
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