天美mv天美 School of Medicine faculty awarded CIHR Fall Project Grants
Three 天美mv天美 School of Medicine women faculty members are among the researchers awarded funding through the latest Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Fall Project Grant competition, supporting projects that address pressing challenges across Canada鈥檚 health-care system.
Spanning primary care, long-term care and rural health, the funded research will generate new evidence to help improve equity, access and sustainability in health services and policy.
Many of the projects reflect strong collaboration with colleagues in 天美mv天美鈥檚 Faculty of Health Sciences and the University of British Columbia, highlighting the importance of cross-institutional partnerships in advancing impactful research.
Funded Projects
Up to BAT: Examining the association between business arrangement types, real incomes, and workforce outcomes among family physicians
Principal Investigators: Maria Matthews, Lindsay K. Hedden
Co-Investigators include: Rita McCracken and Kim McGrail ( 天美mv天美 School of Medicine)
The experiences of (in)visible minorities in long-term care at end of life
Principal Investigators: Amy T. Hsu, Kim M. McGrail ( 天美mv天美 School of Medicine), Beno卯t Robert
Un syst猫me de sant茅 apprenant pour la maladie d鈥橝lzheimer et les maladies apparent茅es
Principal Investigators: Isabelle Vedel, Yves Couturier, Godard-Sebillotte
Co-Investigators include: Kim McGrail ( 天美mv天美 School of Medicine)
The feasibility and costs of pharmacy models serving rural and remote communities in British Columbia
Principal Investigators: Wei Zhang, I Fan Kuo, Ling-I Olivia Tseng ( 天美mv天美 School of Medicine)
Congratulations to all investigators and collaborators on this outstanding achievement. For full details of the awards and a complete list of investigators, please head . We look forward to sharing more about the impact of this work.