The 2023 CIHR Planning and Dissemination Grants – Institute Community Support
Summer 2023 Recipients
- Kahir Lalji, United Way British Columbia
Building Consensus on Education and Research Priorities for Addressing Ageism in Canada - Charlene H Chu, University of Toronto
Digital Ageism and Smart Home Technologies to Care for Older Adults - Theodore D Cosco, Simon Fraser University
Co-Creating the Future of Older Adults' Mental Health: An Open-House Event - Karen M Doody, Memorial University of Newfoundland
Cultivating Interdisciplinary Research Teams at the Aging Research Centre-Newfoundland and Labrador - Gustavo Duque, CIUSSS de Centre-Ouest-de-l'Ile-de-Montréal-Jewish General
1st Canadian Conference on Translational Geroscience - Sharon Gabison, Kimberly A LeBlanc, Chester Ho, Katharina A Kovacs Burns, Vivian Mushahwar, Kevin Y Woo, University Health Network (Toronto)
What matters most? Understanding the experiences of persons affected by pressure injuries. A knowledge creation and consensus building activity - Nafissa Ismail, University of Ottawa
InfoRL/LRInfo capsules to promote healthy living and aging - Catherine A Jones, Neil A Drummond, University of Alberta
Inclusive care for marginalized older adults with Parkinson's Disease: a Critical Interpretive Synthesis informed by an expert panel - Mélanie Levasseur, Université de Sherbrooke
Developing inclusive studies promoting social participation and health in older Canadians: Training program on ageism - Heather MacLeod, Perley Health
Engaging long-term care residents, their family, and staff in the research life cycle: a framework development meeting - Carrie A McAiney, William A Heibein, Laura E Middleton, Schlegel-U of Waterloo Research Institute for Aging
Co-creating a research plan to promote wellbeing of people living with dementia and their care partners - Alex Mihailidis, University of Toronto
Rising Stars in AgeTech - Nixon, Lara, University of Calgary
Co-designing equity care with Older People with Experiences of Homelessness (OPEH): exchanging knowledge, and planning system improvement - Bill O'Leary, Marjorie-Ann Knight, Wilfrid Laurier University
Intersectionality of aging, poverty, mental health, and substance use: Identifying equity-informed research priorities relevant to people who are aging on the fringes - Dhirendra Shukla, University of New Brunswick
Facilitate hospital discharge, enabling a circle of care with social and healthcare workers, preventing re-hospitalization, an efficient transition into the communities and prescribing need-based services to remain older adult patients at home longer
Winter 2023 Recipients
Lindsay Burton, Kathy L Rush, University of British Columbia
Advancing Preventive Care for Healthy AgingPamela A Fuselli, Parachute
A National Multidisciplinary Priority-Setting Summit: Grab bar installation as a public health solution for preventing falls, reducing injury, and improving bathroom accessibility for older adults in CanadaPamela A Fuselli, Parachute
Older Adults, Falls and Concussions: A National Multidisciplinary Priority-Setting SummitManon A Lemonde, University of Ontario Institute of Technology
Planning the Age with Dignity Campus of Care and Best Practices Research CentreJohn Muscedere, Queen's University
Canadian Geroscience SummitDavid B Nicholas, University of Calgary
Toward the Advancement of Clinical Guidelines in Health Care for Aging Autistic PersonsMarianne Saragosa, Kristina M Kokorelias, Michelle L Nelson, Sinai Health System
Working Together to Meet the Needs of Older Adults Living in NORCs: Exploring the Intersection of Equity, Technology and Aging in Place
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