Chronic conditions affect a growing number of Nova Scotians, and many people are living with multiple conditions at once. Managing these conditions can be challenging, people may experience difficulty accessing the…
With funding from Pfizer, this project is to evaluate telehealth improvements for cancer patients in the Upper River Valley, New Brunswick. Getting cancer care has always been tough in this…
The goal of this project is to co-design English and French versions of a mailout that shares information about sedative use and to encourage people to access resources and discuss…
Supporting youth in developing a healthy understanding of sexuality is an important part of helping them make informed, confident, and responsible decisions about their bodies and relationships. Parents and caregivers…
Access to midwifery care in New Brunswick is very limited. Currently, only one public midwifery clinic operates in Fredericton, leaving many people across the province without access to this type…
This research aims to better understand the barriers and facilitators of accessing outdoor trail systems in New Brunswick — especially for individuals with mobility disabilities. With outdoor leisure activities impacting…
This project has its grassroots in people with lived experiences of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) questioning their clinicians, “Why is there so much ALS in New Brunswick?” Their inquiries are…
Building on the work of the Small Area Rate Variation (SARV) study completed in Nova Scotia by Kephart et al., this research aims to identify the main drivers of high…
