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We are pleased to announce Dr. Colleen Grady Colleen Grady and Rebecca Theal were awarded $109,682 from the Government of Alberta, 2023-24 SPHIFR grant program with “Exploring Onboarding Practices for PTSI Prevention in Entry to Practice Paramedics.”

Dr. Amrita Roy discussed proposed collaborative research on youth health promotion in West Bengal, India, at a research-focussed roundtable organized by the VP Global Engagement during a delegation from the High Commission of India's visit to Queen's: queensu.ca/international/…

Congratulations to Dr. Amrita Roy on her article published in Ethnicity & Health: "Race as a determinant of prenatal depressive symptoms: analysis of data from the ‘All Our Families’ study." tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Drs. Eva Purkey and Imaan Bayoumi, along with the I-CREAte team, have produced a report on our first project, Engaging Families to Build Healthy Communities. Read the report here: queensu.ca/i-create/engag… Queen's Department of Family Medicine

The 2024 Primary Care Research Day finished successfully with the support of Queen's Department of Family Medicine and the help of the CSPC staff. Thank you to all the guests for celebrating this annual PGY2 residents' research showcase. Tune in for the project winner announcement.

Marissa Beckles and Rebecca Theal, along with Dr. Andrew Pinto from UofT, delivered a speech on "How can busy family physicians become more engaged with research? Ideas from EON—your practice-based research and learning network" at the Grand Rounds.

We are looking for Research Associates who have experience working with Indigenous communities or a strong skill set in community engagement for 3 Indigenous projects. See the job posts under Research. familymedicine.queensu.ca/administration… Queen's Department of Family Medicine

Congratulations to Drs. Kruse and Phillips, in the article published in AEM Education & Training: "A novel online training program for sexual and gender minority health increases allyship in cisgender, heterosexual paramedics." Read it here:onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ae… Queen's Department of Family Medicine

Congratulations to 5 PGY2 residents for their excellent resident projects at the PCRD 2024. The awards come with an honorarium and a formal announcement at graduation.

Congratulations to Dr. Nomusa Mngoma and a team of researchers from across Canada, on their "Imagining Canada's Future" SSHRC grant for a project advancing our understanding of the health impacts of climate change.

Congratulations, Marissa, on your 10th anniversary with the CSPC! We all are so grateful to have you!

#QueensU researchers have been awarded $3.5M from CIHR to advance cutting-edge cancer treatments, improve end-of-life care, enhance food sovereignty, and identify bleeding disorders. Learn more about their innovative work ⤵️| #QueensuResearch queensu.ca/gazette/storie…

Congratulations to Dr. Sarah Funnell and their team on being awarded a $638,776 CIHR grant, ranking first in their panels. healthsci.queensu.ca/stories/news-a…

We are pleased to announce Drs. Amrita Roy (PI) and Kathy Pouteau successfully secured a CTAQ Research Endowment Fund Grant ($25,000), which is being done in partnership with KFL&A Public Health, with a team involving Indigenous representatives in the area.

Dr. Amrita Roy is hiring a current graduate student, preferably at Queen's or within driving distance of Kingston, ON, for her recently awarded Indigenous Health project. See details here: familymedicine.queensu.ca/source/Family%…

Congratulations to Dr. Amrita Roy on successfully securing an SSHRC Connection Grant ($50,000) with Dr. Colleen Grady Colleen Grady. This grant will be used in the knowledge mobilization of previous research in partnership with the local Indigenous Wellness Council.

I-CREAte, a Research@Queen's University initiative, just received $172K from the Sisters Impact Fund at @CFKingstonArea. This supports building a community research hub to address Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) in #KFLA, led by Queen's University Drs. Eva Purkey & Imaan Bayoumi. Learn more ➡️

Drs. Amrita Roy and Kathy Pouteau are collaborating with KFL&A Public Health and Indigenous partners for this community-based project. Eligible community members are invited to participate – bit.ly/tc-decrim

A team of researchers at CSPC and HSPRI is offering a PhD training opportunity in primary care research starting fall 2025. See posting for details and contact info to apply: phs.queensu.ca/source/PhD%20p… Health Services and Policy Research Institute Queen's Department of Family Medicine

All are invited to the Indigenous Health and Wellness Council's Spring Community Gathering, for knowledge exchange of community-based, SSHRC-funded research led by DFM/CSPC researchers Dr. Amrita Roy and Dr. Colleen Grady. Please register at: eventbrite.ca/e/indigenous-h…