Join our guest speakers, patient-oriented researchers Dr. Colleen Dell and Dr. Linzi Williamson, along with research service dog Molly, as they share their insights and experiences on the topic of POR in the Forensic Setting.

There is no charge to attend - everyone welcome!
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Postgraduate Medical Education, Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research and the Office of the Vice Dean Research invite you to join us as we celebrate the accomplishments of our resident researchers!

Learn about the research being conducted by residents and hear from keynote speaker, Dr. Darrien Rattray,on How (and Why) to do Part-Time Research as a Full-Time Clinician. The event will be wrapped up with an awards presentation to researchers and audience participants!

Click here for more information or contact Martha Rosas at 306.966.1358 or martha.rosas@usask.ca.

We have once again partnered with the Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit and others across Western Canada for 2022 NorthWest SPOR Collaborative Forum! This year's theme: Embracing the New Normal: Patient-Oriented Research Practices and Impacts will emerge throughout the event and we invite you to take part! The online event taking place on October 4, 2022, is free of charge and will feature great content you won't want to miss! Register today!

** New Date** Learn more about the SHRF-SCPOR opportunities to support patient-oriented research and mental health and addictions through the Solutions program!

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The Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) modules are designed to give patients a foundational understanding of the research process to help prepare them for their role as patient/family advisor on a research team. SPOR modules are also intended to help equip patients, researchers and other stakeholders (i.e., health care professionals and system decision-makers) with the skills necessary to engage meaningfully in a variety of roles, including: governance, peer review or other committee work, priority-setting, and the conduct of patient-oriented research.

Online SPOR Modules consists of three separate sessions - please note, you will need to register for each session separately.

SPOR Module 1 Part A: April 8, 10:30 am - 12 noon
SPOR Module 1 Part B: April 22, 10:30 am - 12 noon
SPOR Module 2: April 29, 11 am to 12 noon

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

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This session will provide an introduction to SCPOR's Patient-Oriented Research Learning Health System as well as information about how to complete a Learning Health System Expression of Interest and 'Stakeholder and Patient Engagement Application Development Award (SPEADA)' submission.

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Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here for more information and to register.

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here for more information and to register for January 27, 2022 session.

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here for more information and to register for November 25, 2021 session.

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here for more information and to register for October 28, 2021 session.

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here for more information and to register for September 23, 2021 session.

Reflections from British Columbia: What our patients and stakeholders are telling us about their priorities for patient-centred measurement

Join us on September 14, 2021 to learn from the expertise of Danielle Lavallee, Lena Cuthbertson and Rick Sawatsky, as they reflect on:

• The meaning of patient-centred measurement (PCM), including patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and patient-reported experience measures (PREMs)

• Patient and stakeholder priorities for collecting and analyzing PCM data and reporting and using PCM results, including showcasing BC’s web-based Dynamic Analysis and Reporting Tool (the DART).

• Use of PCM data to inform Learning Health Systems

Click here to see our event poster for more information, including speaker bios.

Click here to register today!

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Click here to register for the July 29 BRRIC Training Module.

How Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) and Patient-Reported Experience Measures (PREMs) can contribute to patient-centred care in a learning health system

Join SCPOR for another session in our series of workshops focused on creating an understanding of Learning Health Systems (LHS), how they can be applied to the Saskatchewan context and why patient engagement is a crucial aspect to their success.

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Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities (BRRIC) aims to to provide participants with practical skills for engaging in transformative research with Indigenous peoples that utilizes best practices to ensure research is effective and produces outcomes that benefit Indigenous communities.

Register at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/building-research-relationships-with-indigenous-communities-training-module-tickets-154028205509

The Indigenous Peoples’ Health Research Centre (IPHRC) and the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) are pleased to offer training modules for researchers and their teams seeking to engage Indigenous communities in research.

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The Indigenous Peoples’ Health Research Centre (IPHRC) and the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) are pleased to offer training modules for researchers and their teams seeking to engage Indigenous communities in research.

Click here to register!

Evidence Synthesis & Real Time Monitoring: How Aspects of a Learning Health System are Applied to Inform Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 Policy

Join SCPOR at our first webinar in a series of workshops focused on creating an understanding of Learning Health Systems (LHS), how they can be applied to the Saskatchewan context and why patient engagement is a crucial aspect to their success.

In this workshop, Dr. Gary Groot and Dr. Jenny Basran will discuss:

• Key characteristics of Learning Health Systems;

• Examples of LHS being utilized to inform policy during the COVID-19 pandemic; and

• The importance of an LHS continuing into the future.

There will be an opportunity for discussion following the presentation.

There is no cost to register, however there is a limited number of spots available, so be sure to register early! Click here to register.

The Indigenous Peoples’ Health Research Centre (IPHRC) and the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) are pleased to offer training modules for researchers and their teams seeking to engage Indigenous communities in research.

Click here to register!

The Indigenous Peoples’ Health Research Centre (IPHRC) and the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) are pleased to offer training modules for researchers and their teams seeking to engage Indigenous communities in research.

Click here to register!