The 2022 CIHR Planning and Dissemination Grants – Institute Community Support

Summer 2022 Recipients

• Allana, Saleema, University of Western Ontario
  Exploring Self-Care and Family Caregiving among Older Adults with Heart Failure through an Intersectional Lens: Developing a Research Agenda, Network, and Partnerships

• Lindsay Nagamatsu, University of Western Ontario
  Leading research in activity and aging: Identifying research priorities of the Canadian Centre for Activity and Aging through a co-designed symposium

• Leila Guidolin, Edana Cassol, Carleton University
  Tissue Engineering and Applied Materials (TEAM) Hub: Accelerating translation of 3D bioprinted tissue models to therapeutics for age-associated and chronic diseases

• Alison Phinney, Jim Mann, Elaine Moody, University of British Columbia
  Flipping Stigma in Dementia: Adapting a Toolkit for Primary Care

• Pilar Camargo Plazas, Queen's University
  Reimaging Diabetes Self-Management Education for Seniors in rural Ontario through a Participatory Knowledge Exchange Process: Leveraging Lived Experiences for Current Priorities, Strategies for Change, and New Directions

• Christina DeRoche, Canadore College
  Consulting our Community Stakeholders in establishing the needs and Older Adults and Healthcare and Social Service Agents: Moving Towards a Wholistic Framework for Innovation and Solutions for the North

Winter 2022 Recipients

• Teresa Liu-Ambrose, University of British Columbia
  International Research Symposium on Muscle-Brain Crosstalk to Promote Healthy Aging

• Manuel Montero Odasso, University of Western Ontario
  World Clinical Practice Guidelines for Falls Prevention and Management. An International Consensus

• Tejal Patel, University of Waterloo
  Drug-related problems in persons with cognitive impairment and dementia in primary-care based memory clinics: Effectiveness of medication reviews

Date modified:

2023-10-03