📚CHILD-BRIGHT and BC SUPPORT Unit are seeking BC-based parents, caregivers & youth with lived/living experience of neurodevelopmental conditions to inform the creation of the Library of Lived Experience: child-bright.ca/opportunity-li…

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The PPEC at McMaster University is seeking submissions for a casebook on evaluating public and patient engagement in health research, systems, or policy. Full case submissions are due on Dec 15. Learn more: ppe.mcmaster.ca/casebook-publi…

Congratulations, Paul Yong and team! We're proud to support this research, which engages people with lived experience of endometriosis.

Patient and public partners can influence how research is funded. They can help set funding priorities or review grant proposals. Learn more with our road map tool: bit.ly/bcsu-road-map

Missed our Q&A session about submissions for Putting Patients First 2024? The recording is now available! We answer questions about the submission process, conference theme and more. The deadline for submissions is August 25, 2024. Watch: bit.ly/3YMfeO4 #PPF24

💻 REGISTRATION NOW LIVE | You're invited to the 2024 CHILD-BRIGHT Virtual Symposium!✨On the menu: Sessions dedicated to reflecting on our progress, showcasing our learning, and planning for the future of our #PatientOrientedResearch network: child-bright.ca/virtual-sympos…

Check out this virtual course on learning health systems! The next course is at 9 a.m. PT on October 10, 2024. 90 minutes, free of charge.

Save your spot for this webinar on engaging Indigenous patient partners in Canada. Wednesday December 4, 8 a.m. PT. Free of charge, open to all.

We are excited to announce the program for the 2024 All Together Symposium: Nurturing Partnerships, Reimagining Palliative Care, with these exciting keynote speakers Kelli Stajduhar Hsien Seow PhD See all speakers and register: ccevent2024.bc-cpc.ca/event-agenda/ #AllTogether2024 #PalliativeCare

Have you read the latest Michael Smith Health Research BC newsletter? Check out our interview with Dr. Martha MacLeod, who talks about the value of lived experience in research. Martha MacLeod

Congratulations to the teams! This research is informed by priorities from Comox Valley community members, including people living with dementia and their caregivers. Our team helped facilitate the priority-setting workshop that guides this work: bit.ly/4bJhpFI