Today is #BearWitnessDay , an important date in the timeline of #JordansPrinciple at the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. In the Tribunal’s first non-compliance order, May 10, 2016, was the deadline given to the federal government to fully implement Jordan’s Principle.

The most simple, straightforward, easy to understand explanation of fixed effect and random effect models appears in an unexpected place. dx.doi.org/10.1097/cm9.00…

Are we helping or hindering?
If your #PPI publication includes #GRIPP2 reporting guideline, you're helping build the PPI evidence base. Our research shows ALMOST ALL (98%) PPI pubs do NOT include GRIPP2.
Let's do better.
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Thanks CAPA & yes, survey is still open. If you or someone you know, has recently completed their rehab after a hip or knee replacement, we would love them to do our 🇨🇦survey. Arthritis Society Canada JointHealth Bone & Joint Canada Canadian Orthopaedic Association

Coming up tomorrow - May 9th! There is still time to register: bit.ly/3xGKiTS

Dr. Feehan Lynne Feehan , 'Our findings highlight the importance of tailoring healthy lifestyle messages based on how individuals are actually spending their time sleeping, sitting and walking throughout their day.'

Arthritis Research Canada Alison Hoens Dr. Monika Szpunar

New patient decision aid to help kids with ACL rupture choose between surgery and rehab📢

Developed by PhD student Andrew Gamble

Read more about it's development here bmjopen.bmj.com/content/14/4/e…

Institute for Musculoskeletal Health University of Sydney Sydney MSK

Perhaps the most practical and carefully considered guide to managing conflicts of interest in the development of health guidelines. cmaj.ca/content/193/2/…

Thank you for sharing this wonderful paper Linda Li Great to see important metrics such as patient partner participation in lay summaries associated with higher altmetric scores and more downloads

National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit People (MMIWG2+) in Canada, or Red Dress Day.

Important initiative to establish criteria for early stage knee #osteoarthritis

Need input from clinicians who see patients with undiagnosed knee symptoms through a Differential Diagnosis Survey 👇

Arthritis Research Canada Alison Hoens CIHR-IMHA Community JOSPT Community British Journal of Sports Medicine (BJSM) La Trobe SEMRC

It's the last day of the Arthritis Research Canada Retreat, led by collaboration, learning and important knowledge sharing. Our Research Trainees have taken the stage for a third day in a row to present their life-changing #ArthritisResearch .

Draft bylaws for the College of Health and Care Professionals of BC are available for public feedback until June 14.

On June 28, 2024, CPTBC and six other regulatory health colleges will amalgamate.

More info is available at the new college's website: c7amalgamation.com/bylaws/

Thank you Dr. Maxi Miciak 🌻forever - following with great interest 👍🙏

Global study in The Lancet Public Health reveals stark differences in major causes of disease burden between females and males, underscoring the need for gender-responsive approaches to health. hubs.li/Q02vFZ2m0

This National Interpreter Appreciation Day we celebrate the incredible individuals who bridge language barriers and make communication possible for everyone. Whether they interpret spoken or sign language, interpreters play a vital role in ensuring understanding and connection.

Now learning about when and how to work with patient partners for meaningful research at Arthritis Research Canada with members of Arthritis Patient Advisory Board and Codie Primeau

Invaluable guidance from Linda Li to Arthritis Research Canada trainees on grant writing

Are you a research trainee or postdoc looking to apply to CIHR’s many awards, but unsure where to start?

We are hosting two Q&A sessions to answer all your questions about CIHR’s awards.

Learn more: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/45096.html

#ICYMI our Special Issue preview at @aptacsm:

Explorations of pain and race: Black patients not only had higher pain intensity than non-Hispanic White patients, but they also experienced smaller protective effects of pain self-efficacy.

Julie Fritz Elizabeth Lane, DPT, PhD
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