TRANSFORM HF co-lead Dr. Heather Ross (Head, Division of Cardiology UHN-SHS) led a team to Moosonee and Moose Factory in May to continue to deepen our partnership with Weeneebayko Area Health Authority.
Following a COVID-imposed hiatus, the collaboration to address heart failure in the Weeneebayko region was renewed with a visit consisting of in-person clinics, community outreach, and a sharing circle.
In recognition of the importance of increasing patient agency in heart failure research, TRANSFORM HF hosted a workshop to introduce and contextualize principles and practices to engage people with lived experience in research.
This recorded workshop will help viewers understand the history and evidence for patient engagement and partnership in research, learn principles and best practices for high-quality engagement, and explore applications in heart failure research in our current Canadian research landscape.
TRANSFORM HF announces its 2022 Collaboration Starter Grant recipients TRANSFORM HF’s Collaboration Starter Grant Winners were celebrated at the intiative’s May 3 networking event. L-R: Craig Simmons (TRANSFORM HF co-lead), Joe Cafazzo, Emily Seto, Shumit...
Q&A with Health Technology Assessment expert Dr. Val Rac. The value of AI-powered technologies in providing precision tools and insights for both patients and healthcare providers has become widely recognized. As a result, these technologies are becoming more...
University of Toronto Strategic Initiative awards $150K towards innovative heart failure research TRANSFORM HF is pleased to announce the winners of our inaugural Seed Grant competition! Congratulations to Jennifer Gibson (Associate Professor, Institute of Health...
As part of our commitment to training the next generation of heart failure (HF) digital health leaders, TRANSFORM HF’s Trainee Awards support master’s, PhD, and postdoctoral level research that explores novel and multi-disciplinary approaches to heart failure care in...
TRANSFORM HF will build, support and fund a deep community of multidisciplinary engineers, basic and data scientists, clinicians, and health experts whose innovative solutions will help monitor and proactively treat people with heart failure in their own homes and empower them toward greater self-care.
