Join us at noon on February 14❤️in LR Wilson 1003 for the first #MIRATraineeTalk of 2024! Trainees of all levels are welcome to join MIRA & your peers to network, connect, ask questions & learn about McMaster’s aging research community. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Thank you to CIHR Institute of Gender & Health for this incredible travel award! I look forward to presenting on the sex differences in the impact of Community Paramedicine at Clinic on the health status and quality of life among older adults OSSU Tweets 🇳🇴

Our pioneering Open Access health literacy research covers the full breadth of public health and clinical medicine. Read the latest #HealthLiteracy and #HealthcareSystems research at plos.io/3PhhQOw

This is a fantastic overview of the Community Paramedicine at Clinic Program!! Take a look below to learn more ⬇️

My colleagues and I are shedding light on a concerning trend we've termed 'domestic helicopter research.' This involves researchers dropping in marginalized communities, conducting studies, and leaving w/o any true community or local researcher engagement. authors.elsevier.com/a/1ivbjL7PXqQ43

Just wrapped up an incredible few days at Cdn Public Health Assoc. in Halifax, NS, connecting with fellow public health leaders & sharing my systematic review on health literacy interventions for older adults 📝 Special thanks to CIHR for their support with the CIHR-ICS Travel Award! 🌟

Thank you VIP Research Lab for the guidance and support 🙌🏽

Congratulations to the 15 trainees who received IGH travel awards to attend and present their sex and gender health research at the @OSSDTweets Annual Conference next week in Norway! We’re looking forward to your presentations. See the list of trainees: bit.ly/3T9MlXG

Currently OSSD and learning about Sex and Gender in research across the 🌍! Key takeaways: 1) sex and gender can and should be included in ALL research & 2) encouraged by progress but there is room to do more! Can’t wait to apply the things I learned to my own thesis!

Thank you to the trainees and researchers from Canadian universities who joined IGH yesterday’s Network Night at the OSSD annual conference in Norway! We’re proud to convene senior and emerging sex and gender scientists & grow our research community. #OSSD24

A true privilege to be showcasing the amazing work of Community Paramedicine at Clinic at OSSD #OSSD24 A HUGE thank you to CIHR Institute of Gender & Health for the Travel Award to allow trainees, like myself, to continue to learn and grow in the field of sex and gender research!!

Dr. Gina Agarwal presents new findings at #CAHSPR2024 in Ottawa! 🌟 This progressive large population-level #HealthEquity research examines chronic disease, flu vaccination, & cancer screening rates among 191,375 Ontario social housing residents. #BrighterWorld

Jasdeep Brar PhD(c) is at #CAHSPR2024 in Ottawa showcasing 2 posters! One explores risk factor knowledge & Type 2 Diabetes risk in older adults in social housing. The other investigates the impact of health literacy interventions on community-dwelling older adults. #BrighterWorld

Wonderful to be in Ontario to meet the wonderful Prof Gina Agarwal and team for EDGEconsortium collaboration CaHRU Lincoln Department of Geography Lincoln International Institute for Rural Health Gina Agarwal Despina Laparidou Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore VIP Research Lab McMaster Family Med discussing community paramedicine & ambulance research

Learning loads about the excellent work of Gina Agarwal Ric Angeles and the fabulous McMaster Health Sciences McMaster University with CaHRU EDGEconsortium Dr Harriet Elizabeth Moore Despina Laparidou and enjoying Hamilton Ontario

Thrilled to host our collaborators from University of Lincoln, UK, at McMaster! 🤝 Presented our latest research, engaged in productive discussions on future projects, and explored exciting avenues for collaboration. Looking forward to advancing research together!

What an incredible day with Niagara EMS. So good to meet the team in person and plan next steps for EDGEconsortium Jasdeep Brar Prof Niroshan Siriwardena Gina Agarwal Despina Laparidou. The UK has much to learn from 911 protocols and CP processes!

Dr. Gina Agarwal, Dr. Evelien Spelten from La Trobe University, and Stu Woolley Stu Woolley from BC Emergency Health Services are at #IRCP presenting on the scalability and replicability of the CP@clinic program in British Columbia 🇨🇦 and Australia 🇦🇺

Such a brilliant day sharing the success of Community Paramedicine at Clinic - couldn’t have asked for a better team to present with. Doing some amazing things in BC Emergency Health Services - supporting patients, improving patient outcomes, increasing access to healthcare. CP@clinic WORKS. #paramedic

🌟Exciting News🌟 We've just launched our official LinkedIn page for CP@clinic! 🎉 Follow us for updates, healthcare insights, and more about the latest developments in the CP@clinic program. Let’s connect here: linkedin.com/company/cpatcl…