As International Women’s Day approaches, we’re highlighting an MSSU Associate Scientist whose research focuses on women whose voices are too often missing in health research.
Read the full Q&A to learn how Dr. McGarity-Shipley’s team is co-designing change and why she believes patient engagement is worth the extra effort.
The next chapter of the CONNECT project is unfolding with an innovative knowledge mobilization initiative: the co-design of a video game aimed at tackling stigma and increasing autism acceptance.
Read about a MSSU Patient/Public Partners experience reviewing data access requests in Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia event builds MSSU awareness and strengthens collaborations “I think a number of the trainees, people with lived expertise and equity-deserving community members didn’t know about MSSU, and this
With support from the Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit, a team of Moncton researchers from Vitalité Health Network and the Université de Moncton are leading a study looking at New Brunswick youth’s experiences in the health care system before being referred to the NB FASD Centre of Excellence.
At its best, patient engagement is beneficial for researchers and patients—an opportunity for mutual growth. This equally beneficial relationship has been especially fruitful for Cassidy Bradley, a Dalhousie University graduate.
Donna Rubenstein is passionate about educating young researchers on the importance of patient engagement. An MSSU Patient Partner for two years, Donna was excited to join a team of patients
Patient/Public Partners help bring “data to life” There has never been a lack of media attention about the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the mental health of people in
Patient Partners to select data indicators for UPEI Project A MSSU supported research project at UPEI moved forward this year after receiving funding through the Government of PEI’s Climate Change Challenge
