SPOR in action

SPOR COVID-19 related activities

Canada's Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research (SPOR) was designed to facilitate patient-oriented research, fund patient-oriented research, and find synergy between stakeholders.

Featured research

Beyond accessibility: how the Jooay App helps families find inclusive play opportunities for children with disabilities and connects families to their communities

Unplugging from the ward: Making the tumultuous transition to home easier

Network supports empowerment of Indigenous patients in diabetes research

Giving children with brain-based developmental disabilities a voice in research

Network engages patients and parents as co-researchers in pediatric care

Implementing positive change for Indigenous Peoples

Patients drive policy change

Patient research partners help crack the code of recruiting and retaining study participants

Patient engagement key in a study supported by the MSSU on primary care during the pandemic

Working Towards Better Care and Better Health in Newfoundland and Labrador

Filling gaps in understanding diabetes in First Nations people

Study: reducing heart attack and stroke rates thanks to data analysis and patient involvement

Reforming health care by sharing best practices

Mapping Population Health: How the Maritime Health Atlas is improving health care planning

Bringing an Indigenous patient perspective to kidney research

Patient Stories in Health Research – Colleen McGavin, Patient Partner

SPOR Summit

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