WCHRI Research Day Workshops and Keynotes - 2008 - 2014
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-Creating a Successful Ethics Application - Facilitator: Kim Kordov
-Help I Need A Database: A Modern Approach To Clinical Research Data Management - Facilitator: Dr.
Lawrence Richer
-Introduction to Community-Based Research - Facilitator: Laurie Schnirer
-Meta-Analysis of Qualitative Research: Strategies for Assessing the Evidence - Facilitator: Dr. Lisa Given
-Qualitative Research: The Story Behind The Numbers - Facilitator: Maria Mayan
-Understanding and Interpreting Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis - Facilitator: Lisa Hartling
Dr. Lorne Tyrrell - “Nurturing Health Research – Roles and Relationships between Academic Health
Centres and Alberta Health Services”
– Budget Development for Grant Applications - Facilitators: Mary Tweedie & Kate Bailey
– How to Prepare a High Quality Application for Studentships - Facilitators: Dr. Po-Yin Cheung, Maria
Mayan & Michelle Bailleux
– Research Methods for Basic Science Experiments - Facilitator: Rhonda Rosychuk
– Clinical Data Management Made Easy: Examples of Successful Data Management Strategies - Facilitator:
Dr. Lawrence Richer
Dr. Philip Baker - “Vision for Women and Children’s Research”
– How to Prepare a High Quality Application for Studentships - Facilitators: Michelle Bailleux, Research
Grants Administrator, WCHRI
– How to Write a Scientific Paper - Facilitators: Dr. Rick Schulz, Professor, Pediatrics/Pharmacology
– Clinical Trial Audits & GCP - Facilitator: Valerie Willets, President &CEO, ASKA Research
– Introduction to Community-based Research (CBR) - Facilitators: Rebecca Gokiert, Assistant Director,
Early Childhood Measurement and Evaluation, Jeff Bisanz, Director, Community-University Partnership for
the Study of Children, Youth & Families
Dr. Judy Illes - “Neurogenetics and Neuroimaging for our Neuroscience Future”
- Health Ethics Research: How do we study the ethical dimensions of healthcare? Facilitator: Dr Brendan
Leier, Clinical Ethicist, John Dossetor Health Ethics Centre
- Grantsmanship is the art of acquiring peer-reviewed research funding – Facilitator: Dr Lorin Charlton,
Research Grants Administrator, WCHRI
- Graduate Student, Supervisor and Committee Relationships – Facilitators: Dr Renee Polziehn, Outreach
Director, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research; Hillary Sparkes, VP Student Life, Graduate Students
Association
- Electronic Medical Record (eClinician) and Clinical Research. Where do we stand? Facilitator: Dr
Lawrence Richer, Academic Lead, Clinical Research Informatics, WCHRI
- REDCap and ePRO: Two different approaches to collecting longitudinal data – Facilitators: Rick Watts,
Team Lead, Clinical Research Informatics, WCHRI; Pam Marples, Medical Informatics Specialist, Clinical
Research Informatics, WCHRI
Dr. Julia Seng - “Posttraumatic stress and the childbearing year: joining forces to make a difference”
- Navigating a Successful Career Path in the Current Health Research Environment – Facilitator: Dr. Ryan
Perry, AIHS
- Developing your Knowledge Translation Plan: Tools and Resources – Facilitator: Ms. Tatjana AlvadjKorenic, WCHRI
- Emerging Team Presentations: Pediatric Weight Management: Advancing the Evidence in FamilyCentered Care - Dr. Geoff Ball; Maternity Experiences of Newcomers to the Prairies: A Secondary Analysis
of Canadian Maternity Experiences Survey - Drs. Bev O’Brien and Jalal Safipour
Improved Diagnosis and Management of Pediatric Respiratory Diseases Using Metabolomic Analysis of
Urine - Dr. Darryl Adamko; Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction: A Non-Pharmacological Approach to
Support Youth with Mental Health Concerns - Drs. Sunita Vohra, Jessica Van Vliet and Anthony Singhal;
Sweet Moms - Exploring the Effects of Sugar Intake during Pregnancy - Dr. Rhonda Bell
Dr. Susan Ozanne - “Early Nutrition and Long-term Health - Does Mum Hold the Key?”
- Effective Team-Building for an Interdisciplinary Research Program - Dr. Anita Kozyrskyj
- The keys to preparing your first successful grant proposal – A case study of a Randomized Controlled
Trial - Dr. Jon McGavock
- Introducing Concept to Completion: Enhancing Innovation and Discovery in the Hospital and CommunityDr. Lawrence Richer
KEYNOTE Dr. Jonathan McGavock - “The Prevention and Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth: the Role of Exercise
and Lipotoxicity”
2014
- Update on the Maternal, Newborn, Child and Youth Strategic Clinical Network and SUPPOR Units –
Dr.Suzanne Tough and Dr. Lisa Hartling
- Career Options for Trainees in Clinical and Basic Research Training Programs – Dr.Eric Loo, Dr.Luis Schang,
Dr. Alan Underhill, Ms. Kathryn Ambler
- Effective Recruitment Strategies for Paediatric Strategies – Dr. Martin Offringa
KEYNOTE Dr. Martin Offringa - “Medicines for Children – How to Make it Work”
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