This Heart Month, TRANSFORM HF is launching its Research Seminar Series with an inaugural session on Wearables and Remote Monitoring in heart failure care. Join us on February 25 to catch researcher and industry perspectives on innovation and translation. PLUS, refreshments and networking!
AI is transforming healthcare — but how do we ensure it meets real patient needs? This workshop helps patient partners explore bias, privacy, and equity in AI.
When we began our strategic planning efforts for the next five years of TRANSFORM HF, we knew the diverse perspectives and experiences of our network were integral. Over the last nine months, we tapped into our most valuable resource – you! – to ensure our next steps are reflective of the interests, needs, and priorities of our community. Here’s a look at our findings and next steps.
TRANSFORM HF is once again offering On the Land, a cultural safety training program developed and delivered by Indigenous scholar Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle in collaboration with Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. The three-day immersive experience invites trainees, researchers, and clinicians into a transformative experience rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing and being. For many past participants, their time spent on the land has profoundly impacted their research and practice.
TRANSFORM HF is once again offering On the Land, a cultural safety training program developed and delivered by Indigenous scholar Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle in collaboration with Indigenous Elders and Knowledge Keepers. The three-day immersive experience invites trainees, researchers, and clinicians into a transformative experience rooted in Indigenous ways of knowing and being. For many past participants, their time spent on the land has profoundly impacted their research and practice. We spoke with three past participants to learn more about the experience.
This spring, the CaRDM Eq Training Program proudly celebrates a major milestone: our first graduates! We asked our inaugural grads to reflect on their CaRDM Eq experience — and how the program helped shape their paths.
The Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) requires that applicants to funding competitions complete a Canadian Common CV, or CCV. The CCV is a web-based application that provides researchers with a single, common approach to gathering CV information required...
People with lived experience deserve to be compensated for their contributions to research. Join us for a webinar to learn how to provide equitable compensation.
Join us to celebrate the graduation of our 2024 ECHO Discovery cohort! Don’t miss a pitch competition for $500 and fireside chat with Dr. Abhinav Sharma.