A friendly reminder that the SPOR Evidence Alliance is active on LinkedIn and Bluesky. We'll be sharing even more updates related to patient-oriented research across these socials going forward! Follow us here: LinkedIn: https://t.co/9Bu3p5o3IY Bluesky: https://t.co/QO0ah1VeKC

[2/2] These principles are based on culturally safe self-reflection, interpersonal and reciprocal relationships built upon respect, reciprocity, relevance, responsibility, and accountability. @ATricco @kt_program @KTCanada

[1/2] Dr. Angela Mashford-Pringle and colleagues published a commentary on data, data sovereignty principles, ways of practicing Indigenous research principles, and recommendations for applying and actioning Indigenous data sovereignty. Access it here:

Remember to apply for the Summer Institute on or before Feb. 10th! More info, including newly added speakers, on the website!

1/4 For #WorldCancerDay, we are showcasing our project on improving implementation of pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing. PGx is the study of how genetic differences contribute to different peoples' reactions to different drugs.

@ATricco @UnityHealthTO @SPORAlliance @WellnessHubKT @KTCanada If the link above is not working, please try this one! https://t.co/9g7g2JGemi

Maxime Sasseville & colleagues published a report to evaluate the effectiveness of AI scribes designed to streamline clinical documentation, focusing on outcomes related to clinician well-being, efficiency, and patient engagement. Access the review here: https://t.co/53OGEPr6F6

⭐Webinar reminder! Join us tomorrow, February 5th. Find out how our panelists have navigated working as part of a research team, including what supports and facilitators they have asked for or created for themselves. With @alexhaagaard @FieryFrancine Linda Niksic & @JimMannBC

It’s #RareDiseaseMonth! While there is no official definition, #RareDisease (RD) generally refers to conditions affecting <1 in 2k people. There are an estimated 10k RDs. Despite each RD being uncommon, 1 in 12 Canadians is affected by RD. #RareDiseaseIsNotRare #RareDiseaseTruth

Check out our January 2025 e-newsletter for the latest SPOR Evidence Alliance updates, including research spotlights, publications, and opportunities! https://t.co/WdolvsgQYH

📣 Call for Abstracts! The Northwest SPOR Collaborative Forum is in its 10th year, and we are reflecting on the collaborative efforts of partners in the health research ecosystem that create real IMPACT ‼️ LEARN MORE: https://t.co/gbgxn1P3Fl

This presentation with Dr @LeahKCrockett is coming up in 2 weeks, register here!

Join the Sharing is Caring 2025 event hosted by the University of Ottawa Heart Institute! This event will highlight cardiac rehabilitation research, related to physical activity, women’s heart health, & more. Learn more and register here:

Enjoyed being involved in an inspiring knowledge mobilization event on #dance for #Seniors #Health organized by Dr Heather Colquhoun @osot_UofT with @SPORAlliance

Never imagined I’d be attending a full day event dedicated to dance and research Two passion coming together 🥰 Thanks @SPORAlliance and Dr Heather Colquhoun

You can now register for Parts 1 & 2 of our “What’s the Story?” series, a 3-part introduction to patient-oriented communications! Learn how to improve your ability to communicate with diverse audiences & earn a certificate of participation ✨ https://t.co/8P2tN5Eu2p

KTP Scientist Dr. Tina Fahim is featured in this recent @CBC article. Recent research from Dr. Fahim and collaborators in Singapore highlights that public health communication should centre on transparent, consistent, evidence-based messaging. Read on:

I really enjoyed co-creating and co-leading this class. This is the article we wrote about it 👇

Still time to register for tomorrow's event! Join us for APELS :Session 6:  Developing a Patient Engagement Plan and Budget for Patient-Oriented Research Projects, Wednesday, January 29, 2025; Noon- 1 PM (MT) Reg here:

New publication! The SPOR Evidence Alliance published a paper describing the co-creation and evaluation of two capacity-building courses on knowledge synthesis for patient and public partners. Read more: https://t.co/08bZhPWwj4