10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 1 - June 15, 2015
Surrey Memorial Hospital, Barham Rooms 1+2,
13750 96 Avenue, Surrey BC 10:30am - 2:45pm
“Close to Practice: Research at the Point of Care”
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
10:15
10:30
Registration and Light Breakfast
10:30
10:40
Welcome
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
10:40
10:55
Pigs - and Other Participants, Working Together
on Behalf of Patients
Tim Pegg
Volunteer Lead, RCH Intensive Care Unit
10:55
11:10
The Magic of the Black Tea
Karmjit Sandhu,
Catherine Burns,
Mildred Janzen
(KS) Registered Nurse, ARHCC Maternity
(CB) Registered Nurse (MJ) Registered
Nurse, ARHCC Perinatal
11:10
11:25
Fall Predictors in Adults Admitted to Hospice
Units: a Prospective Cohort Study
Sandy MacLeod,
Ruth Topolnicky
(SM) Falls Prevention, Clinical Nurse
Educator, FH Older Adult Program
(RT) Hospice Palliative Care Clinical Nurse
Specialist, FH End of Life Care Program
11:25
11:40
Envisioning Culturally Appropriate Clinical
Prevention for Surrey’s South Asian Populations:
Putting the Patient Perspective First
Rachel Douglas
Evaluation Specialist, Population Health
Observatory, FH Population and Public
Health
11:40
11:55
Estimating Rehabilitation Discharge Dates: A
Data Driven Approach
Cindy Chan
Rehabilitation Evaluation Specialist
11:55
12:30
Group Q&A
12:30
1:00
Lunch
1:00
1:15
Team Maxx Wright: Understanding the Journey
of Marginalized Pregnant Women in Surrey
When Accessing Healthcare: A Qualitative Study
Denise Penaloza
Program Coordinator, Maxxine Wright
Community Health Center
1:15
1:30
Music to My Ears
Sara Whitmore,
Jas Gill,
Anju Kumar
(SW) Data and Information Analyst,
Breast Health Clinic, (JG) National Surgical
Quality Improvement Program, (AK) Nurse,
Surgical Day Care
1:30
1:45
Understanding Factors which Promote Long
Term Retention of Registered Nurses in Critical
Care and Emergency Settings
Kathy
Scarborough
Clinical Practice Consultant , FH
Professional Practice
1:45
2:00
Emergency Department Acuity Recognition:
There’s an APP for That
Greg Ekland
Patient Care Coordinator, Chilliwack
Emergency
2:00
2:15
Am I getting better? Use of Advanced
Neuroimaging in Monitoring Functional
Recovery Following Acquired Brain Injury
Sujoy Ghosh Hajra
Chief Technology Officer, Surrey NeuroTech
Lab and PhD Student, SFU Biomedical
Engineering
2:15
2:40
Group Q&A
2:40
2:45
Wrap-Up
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
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10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 2A - June 16, 2015
SFU Surrey Campus, Central City Tower, SUR2750
13450 102 Avenue, Surrey BC 8:00am - 1:15pm
Cochrane Collaboration Workshop
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
8:00
8:30
Introductions
Dr. Aaron Tejani,
PharmD
Editor, Cochrane Hypertension Group
8:30
10:00
What are systematic reviews and where do
you find them
10:00
10:15
Break
10:15
11:45
How to interpret a systematic review
Dr. Aaron Tejani,
PharmD
Editor, Cochrane Hypertension Group
11:45
1:15
Small group exercises
(Lunch will be served during the small group
exercises)
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW:
“Healthcare providers, consumers, researchers, and policy makers are inundated with
unmanageable amounts of information, including evidence from healthcare research. It is unlikely
that all will have the time, skills and resources to find, appraise and interpret this evidence and to
incorporate it into healthcare decisions.(Mulrow 1994)... A systematic review attempts to collate
all empirical evidence that fits pre-specified eligibility criteria in order to answer a specific research
question. It uses explicit, systematic methods that are selected with a view to minimizing bias,
thus providing more reliable findings from which conclusions can be drawn and decisions made
(Antman 1992, Oxman 1993). Many systematic reviews contain meta-analyses. Meta-analysis is the
use of statistical methods to summarize the results of independent studies (Glass 1976).”
- Excerpt from the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions
This workshop will help care-providers and healthcare policy-makers understand the importance of
systematic reviews and teach them how to use this type of research effectively.
To learn more about Cochrane go to: http://www.cochrane.org/about-us
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
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10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 2B - June 16, 2015
Central City Tower, Arbutus Room, 4th Floor, 13450
102 Avenue, Surrey BC 1:00pm - 3:45pm
“Community Based Research”
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
12:45
1:00
Registration and Light Snacks
1:00
1:10
Welcome
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
1:10
2:10
Participatory Action Research
Workshop
Dr. Jennifer
Mullett, PhD
Director, Office for Community
Partnerships in Health Research, Vancouver
Island University
Engaging Patients in Planning Healthcare
Services: Getting Beyond the Usual Suspects
Katie Tweedie
Coordinator and Research Associate, FH
Population and Public Health
Vancouver Foundation
Presentation
Dave Doig,
Terra Kaethler,
Magdalena
Newman
(DD) Director, Grants and Community
Initiatives, Vancouver Foundation,
(TK) Manager, Grants and Community
Initiatives, Vancouver Foundation,
(MN) Research and Grant Development
Facilitator, FH Department of Evaluation
and Research Services
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
TBA
2:10
2:40
2:40
3:40
Research Presentation
Vancouver Foundation’s Community-Based
Health Research Grants
3:40
3:45
Wrap-Up
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
‘RSVP - Day 2B’. Include your name, title, and department in the message.
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10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 3 - June 17, 2015
Sheraton Guildford Hotel, Ballroom A+B,
15269 104 Avenue, Surrey BC 8:45am - 2:00pm
“Patients at the Center of Research”
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
8:30
8:45
Registration and Light Breakfast
8:45
9:00
Welcome
Michael Marchbank
CEO and President, Fraser Health
9:00
10:00
KEYNOTE: The Power of Mobile Health to
Improve Patients’ Health: Going Past the
Hype
Dr. Kendall Ho, MD
Professor, Department of Emergency
Medicine and Director, eHealth Strategy
Office, UBC Faculty of Medicine
Attending Staff, VGH Department of
Emergency Medicine
10:00
10:30
Enhancing the Voices of Palliative Homecare
Clients and their Families
Barbara McLeod
and Dr. Rick
Sawatzky, PhD
(BM) Clinical Nurse Specialist, FH Hospice
Palliative Care (RS) Canada Research Chair
in Patient-Reported Outcomes; Trinity
Western University School of Nursing;
Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome
Sciences, PHC
10:30
10:45
Break
10:45
11:15
Why Are So Many Patients Dissatisfied with
Knee Replacement Surgery? Results from a
Multiphase Mixed Methods Study
Dr. Stirling Bryan,
PhD
Director, Centre for Clinical Epidemiology
and Evaluation, Vancouver Coastal Health
Research Institute, and Professor, UBC
School of Population and Public Health
11:15
11:45
Breast Cancer Screening: Multimodality
Approach
Dr. Parvind Grewal,
PhD
Research Project Manager, BC Cancer
Agency
11:45
12:15
Transforming Research Relationships: A First
Nations Health Authority Perspective
Dr. Amanda Ward,
PhD
Director, Research, Knowledge Exchange,
and Evaluation, First Nations Health
Authority
12:15
1:00
Lunch
1:00
1:55
PANEL: On Engagement - Strategies for
Involving Patients at all Stages of Research
(From Design to Recruitment)
Delia Cooper
Volunteer, FH Patient Advisory Council
Leslie Bonshor
Director, FH Aboriginal Health
Dr. Neil Hilliard, MD
Palliative Physician
Alison Orth
Clinical Research Leader, Communicable
Diseases, FH Population and Public Health
Rachel Douglas
Evaluation Specialist, FH Population &
Public Health
Dr. Lynn Farrales,
MD
Family Physician, FH Refugee Health and
Student Health, Langara College
and Clinician Scholar, UBC Department of
Family Practice
Dr. Sonia Singh, MD
Program Medical Director, FH Department
of Evaluation and Research Services
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
1:55
2:00
Wrap-Up
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
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10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 4 - June 18, 2015
Central City Tower, Computer Training Room, 4th Floor,
13450 102 Avenue, Surrey BC 10:00am - 12:00pm
FH Library Services Mini-Series
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
10:00
10:30
Refworks 101
Sarah GleesonNoyes
Librarian, CGH, FCH, MMH
Quick research tips to turn a grain of an idea into
a beautiful sphere of cited knowledge
Brooke Ballantyne
Scott
Librarian, RCH
Cloud Computing
Ashley Lavoie
Library Technician, CGH, Queen’s Park Care
Centre, SMH
Form your scattered army of research citations
into organized ranks with instant bibliography
drills
10:45
11:30
11:15
12:00
Pearl Growing
Get grounded in some basic understanding of
this floating concept
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
‘RSVP - Day 4’. Include your name, title, and department in the message.
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10th Annual
Research Week
DAY 5 - June 19, 2015
Royal Columbian Hospital, Sherbrooke Lounge,
260 Sherbrooke Street, New Westminster BC
8:00am - 12:00pm
Clinical Trials Research Management Symposium
From
To
Topic
Presenter(s)
Title, Department, and Organization
7:45
8:00
Registration and Light Breakfast
8:00
8:10
Welcome
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
8:10
8:35
Meaningful Engagement – Meaningful
Outcomes: Why Engage Patients as Research
Partners?
Dr. Sonia Singh,
MD, Larry Funnell
(SS) Program Medical Director, FH
Department of Evaluation and Research
Services, (LF) Osteoporosis Patient
8:35
9:05
The CIHR Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research:
“The Proof is in the Pudding”
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
9:05
9:40
BC Clinical Research Infrastructure Network
Update
Alison Orth
Project Manager, BC Clinical Research
Infrastructure Network
9:40
10:00
Break
10:00
10:25
Finding Subjects: The Fraser Health Consent to
Contact for Research Purposes Initiative
Parveen Sangha
Research Leader, Surrey Memorial Hospital
and Jim Pattison Outpatient Centre
10:25
10:50
Network of Networks (N2) Presentation
Erin Cherban
Director, Clinical Research Operations
The Rick Hansen Institute – National Centre
Vancouver
10:50
11:15
Clinical Research Professional of BC - Career
Pathways for Clinical Research Professionals
Olga Arsovska
Research Manager, Urologic Sciences
11:15
11:55
Interactive Mini-Mentor Session
Olga Arsovska
Research Manager, Urologic Sciences
11:55
12:00
Wrap-Up
Susan Chunick
Director, FH Department of Evaluation and
Research Services
12:00
12:45
Lunch and Networking
REGISTER: Go to https://ccrs.vch.ca/Catalog.aspx?cid=2774 or email camille.viray@fraserhealth.ca with subject line
‘RSVP - Day 5’. Include your name, title, and department in the message.
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