- CANCELLED - SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
As a preventative measure to ensure the health and safety of our community, this training will be cancelled. We will continue to monitor the situation and schedule future SPOR Module Training when it is safe to do so.
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.
- CANCELLED - SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
As a preventative measure to ensure the health and safety of our community, this training will be cancelled. We will continue to monitor the situation and schedule future SPOR Module Training when it is safe to do so.
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.
Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities Training Module
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 for the event.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities Training Module
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 for the event.
SCPOR Patient and Researcher Connection Site
Learn about the Patient & Researcher Connection Site at our upcoming information session!
An online tool that links patients, families and communities with patient-oriented research projects.
Sign up on WebEx at:
https://hqc.webex.com/mw3300/mywebex/default.do?siteurl=hqc&service=6
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities Training Module
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 for the event.
Introduction to Pragmatic Clinical Trials: A Research Methodology Workshop
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT.
The Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) in collaboration with the Clinical Trial Support Unit (CTSU) will be hosting a workshop to introduce attendees to Pragmatic Clinical Trials. The workshop will be led by Scott Corley, Director of the CTSU.
The workshop will explore
Attributes of traditional Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs)
Features of Pragmatic Clinical Trials (PCTs)
Comparison of RCTs to PCTs
A pragmatic approach to pragmatic trials
SCPOR's Brilliant Brunch: Sex and Gender in Health Research
Click here to reserve a ticket for this event!
Increasingly funding agencies are requiring sex and gender considerations in Research Projects.
What do you know about sex and gender? Elevate your research!
Learn the language and concepts that will help you stand out for grant reviewers
Learn how to ensure your research project is inclusive
Learn through an engaging activity how to view research through a more inclusive lens
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
Mapping the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) in Saskatchewan
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT.
Mapping the Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) in Saskatchewan - Hosted by SCPOR
The Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) will be hosting an afternoon with Saskatchewan representatives from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) SPOR Networks. Networks will include: Can-SOLVE CKD, The Chronic Pain Network, Diabetes Action Canada and Primary and Integrated Health Care Innovations (PIHCI).
The event will allow attendees to learn more about: who is involved in each network, what their goals are, how patients have been engaged and how you can collaborate with the networks. The presentations will be followed by snacks and open networking.
20/20 healthvision Conference Series
Office of Health Innovation’s Are you Listening? People & Patient Driven Innovation
Presented by Saskatchewan Blue Cross
Conference Registration here.
Building Research Relationships with Indigenous Communities Training Module
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 for the event.
SPOR Module Training (Saskatoon)
Click here to register for this module.
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.
Advances in Respiratory Research: What Patients and Families Need to Know
The event, hosted by the Respiratory Research Centre at the University of Saskatchewan, will give community members an opportunity to engage with researchers to discuss how advances in research are improving respiratory health.
Some program highlights include:
Patient testimonials on their journeys with COPD, lung transplantation, lung cancer and asthma
U of S researchers will provide insights on the latest advances in research related to diagnosis and management for these conditions
Q & A sessions and networking between patients, families and researchers
Full agenda and registration information can be found on the RRC website under the “Events” tab. Or, click here to register now.
Please feel free to share the links with your networks. Space is limited so we ask that patients, caregivers and their families register before May 3rd.
Department of Paediatrics Child Health Research Trainee Day
Please join us for this research symposium featuring presentations from residents, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows, and undergraduate students engaged in child health research at the U of S.
Presentations will be ~8 minutes long, followed by a 2 minute question and answer period for each.
Lunch will be provided.
Abstract submission deadline: Thursday, March 14th.
Inquires can be sent to tova.dybvig@usask.ca
