Outil d’établissement de liens pour le Centre sur l’incidence et la mobilisation des connaissances de l’initiative RSSI
Pour atteindre les buts et les objectifs du Centre sur l’incidence et la mobilisation des connaissances de l’initiative Repenser la santé par des soins intégrés (RSSI) des IRSC, des liens solides doivent être établis entre les titulaires de subvention et les utilisateurs des connaissances. L’outil d’établissement de liens est l’une des façons dont l’initiative RSSI appuie la création de tels rapports.
Cet outil est conçu pour faciliter les liens entre les titulaires de subvention, les décisionnaires, les prestataires et bénéficiaires de soins, les proches, les personnes aidantes, les membres de la communauté ainsi que les partenaires qui souhaitent contribuer au Centre pour faire progresser la recherche sur les soins intégrés et leur transformation.
Cet outil aidera à mettre en contact les titulaires et les utilisateurs de connaissances (personnes, communautés et organisations) qui travaillent dans un domaine d’intérêt mutuel. Par exemple, les communautés pourraient signaler leur intérêt à favoriser la communication et la collaboration active du Centre avec des personnes ayant une expérience concrète liée aux soins intégrés.
Il est attendu que le Centre travaille de concert avec des groupes pertinents ayant des objectifs et des compétences complémentaires, comme les unités de soutien de la Stratégie de recherche axée sur le patient, les plateformes de formation en recherche en santé s’intéressant aux soins intégrés et les centres du programme Environnement réseau pour la recherche sur la santé des Autochtones.
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| Coordonnées | Catégorie d’intervenants | Domaine de recherche pertinents | Domaines d’intérêt particuliers dans un domaine de recherche donné | Tout renseignement supplémentaire concernant la mobilisation, les compétences/ressources à mettre à contribution, etc. (facultatif). |
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Rosanra (Rosie) Yoon rosanra.yoon@ryerson.ca Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University) Toronto, Ontario |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Evaluation and implementation research on integrated models of social and health care. Community engaged evaluation. | |
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Marcel Émond marcelemond1@me.com Centre de recherche du CHU de Québec-Université Laval Québec Marcel Émond |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Multi-morbidity Patient-oriented research |
Médecine d'urgence, traumatologie, règles de décision clinique / Emergency medicine, traumatology, clinical decision rules | Personnel en place pour études avec recrutement / Research personnel for studies involving patient enrolment |
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Rosanra (Rosie) Yoon |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Integrated Care (social and health) implementation and evaluation research Evaluation research of programs for people with substance use and/or mental health conditions Trauma-informed organizational capability & Workforce resilience outcomes Participatory Collaborative Evaluation Methods |
Embedded evaluation researcher within Mid-West Toronto Ontario Health Team (MWT-OHT) Early Career Researcher Mental Health & Substance Use NP Clinician |
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Matthew Menear |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Multi-morbidity Patient-oriented research |
I am a health services researcher with expertise in the organization of primary care and mental health services, patient-oriented research, knowledge translation and learning health systems. | I am particularly interested in the integration of mental health services in primary care, including the spread and scale of collaborative, person-centred models of care. I am interested in services for both youth and adults as well as people with multimorbidity or in marginalized populations. |
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Bruno Battistini dr.bruno.battistini@gmail.com Private sector and adj.prof, lecturer and Senior Res. Asso. in three academic universities Orford, Quebec; New Brunswick 819-345-8448 |
Other: please specify |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Rural, remote and northern communities Aging in the right place Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Digital Health KM, KT, toward health care system sustainability, private sector consulting in RPM-remote patient monitoring, teledermatology and respirolgy platforms ready to engage toward diagnostic. Clinical Trial Training Platform (CTTP). Healthy aging and wellbeing. |
Interest into KM & KT of Digital Health (RPM-remote patient monitoring, teledermatology, telerespirology) into primary healthcare approach / network of care to transform the healthcare system into a sustainable one when facing aging population, shortage of staff and HQP, limited funding, an aging population from 1/5 to 1/4 older adult in this generation <15y. My skills as a Published, Scholar, Doctor(PhD), research and scientist, as a Adj.Prof. Lecturer, Senior Res. Associate, former Pres. CEO & Sci. Dir. of a provincial health funds and national co-Chair of organization related to health research. |
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Danielle Rice drice@stjosham.on.ca St.Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton Hamilton, Ontario 519-719-0252 |
Health care provider |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Musculoskeletal care Multi-morbidity Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Mental health and addictions, mood disorders, knowledge mobilization, patient oriented research | Able to contribute clinical expertise and implementation of interventions within a healthcare setting. I am also affiliated with McMaster University and conduct independent research and am comfortable providing input on research design and plans. |
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Ivan Litvinov ivan.litvinov@mcgill.ca McGill University, McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), MUHC-Research Institute Montreal, Quebec 514-730-6462 Ivan Litvinov |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Musculoskeletal care |
Dermatology |
I am a Director of the Division of Dermatology at McGill University and Researcher (basic, translational, clinical skin research) the the MUHC-RI. I am the president of the Skin Research Group of Canada. |
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Janet Jull janet.jull@queensu.ca Queen’s University, Ontario |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Rural, remote and northern communities Indigenous Integrated Care Gender-affirming health Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) | Develop and evaluate shared decision making tools and approaches, investigating partnered approaches to research. |
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Professor Abbas Meamarbashi a_meamarbashi@yahoo.com Academic institutes in Montreal Montreal, Quebec |
Other: please specify |
Aging in the right place Musculoskeletal care |
Indigenous health research, Smart and High Tech for dignosis and treatment |
Very interested in community-oriented health promotions. |
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Costa Papadopoulos cpapadopoulos@cda-adc.ca Canadian Dental Association Ottawa, Ontario 613-520-5077 |
Decision and/or policymaker |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Transforming health and well-being for children and youth Genomics in routine care Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Policy research, analysis, development Oral health care delivery systems Environmental scanning |
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Kate Mulligan kate.mulligan@utoronto.ca Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing / Canadian Red Cross Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Aging in the right place Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Social prescribing, community leadership, patient-oriented research, knowledge mobilization, health politics and policy, health equity, resilience |
Can facilitate connections with participants, practitioners, researchers and decision makers working in the area of social prescribing across Canada. Particularly interested in comparative policy, knowledge mobilization, and community-led approaches. |
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Sylvie Lambert sylvie.lambert@mcgill.ca McGill Montreal, Quebec |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Multi-morbidity Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care |
PROMs, PREMS, self-management cargivers |
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Yena Lee yena.lee@rangle.io Rangle.io Toronto, Ontario |
Other: please specify |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Rural, remote and northern communities Indigenous Integrated Care Aging in the right place Gender-affirming health Transforming health and well-being for children and youth Genomics in routine care Musculoskeletal care Multi-morbidity Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Digital health, digital therapeutics, software as a medical device (SaMD), mobile health (mHealth), health apps, ecological momentary assessment; implementation science; knowledge mobilization, knowledge transfer, evidence-based guidelines, best practices; patient-oriented research, patient-reported outcomes, measurement-based care; mood disorders, depression, mental health, diabetes, cardiovascular and cardiometabolic comorbidities in mental health; multimorbidity |
My colleagues and I build digital health applications, products, and platforms & would like to partner with innovative researchers and organizations to improve health outcomes and how we experience healthcare. Co-chair of the Global Alliance for Chronic Diseases (GACD) Mental Health Guidelines Working Group and former co-chair of the GACD Multimorbidity Working Group. Early career researcher with over 180 peer-reviewed publications and >5,700 citations. |
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Mohammad Eldarby Mohamed.El-darieby@ontarioTechu.ca Ontario Tech Univ Toronto, Ontario |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Aging in the right place Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Artificial Intelligence. Precision Medicine. Data-oriented research. Internet of Things. Age-friendly cities. Mobility. Dementia friendliness. |
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Patrick Kieran Cooley kcooley@ccnm.edu The Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine (en anglais seulement) Toronto, Ontario 416-498-1255 |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Multi-morbidity Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care Patient-oriented research |
Patient oriented research |
Chronic pain Complementary and integrative medicine |
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Dr. Vicki Kristman vkristman@lakeheadu.ca Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario 807-363-8010 x7184 Dr. Vicki Kristman (en anglais seulement) |
Researcher (e.g., health services researcher/ social science and humanities researcher/, clinician-researcher) |
Rural, remote and northern communities Indigenous Integrated Care Gender-affirming health Musculoskeletal care |
Occupational health and safety, particularly psychological health and safety in the workplace and Indigenous workplace health |
The EPID@Work Research Institute is building a Knowledge Mobilization and Implementation (KMI) Research Area. We are currently looking to hire a KMI Scientist to lead in this area. Connections with a group submitting to this team grant would help us to build and provide northern linkages with a team interested in this area. |
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Nafissatou Diop ndiop@cagh-acsm.org Canadian Association for Global Health Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Nunavut, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon |
Other: please specify |
Health Services Policy Research (general pool) Interdisciplinary approaches to equitable, diverse and inclusive integrated care |
Knowledge Mobilization |
CAGH is a not-for-profit organization representing, and supported by, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and students with academic and civil society partnerships across Canada and globally. Our focus on health equity and social determinants of health is grounded in collaborative research, learning, advocacy, policy, and practice. We are dedicated to knowledge exchange, designing and delivering meaningful international projects, and hosting the annual Canadian Conference on Global Health (CCGH). Locally, CAGH is actively involved in several projects focused on HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis C, with a particular emphasis on the lived experiences of affected individuals. Our team works closely with community-based organizations, NGOs, public health units, academic institutions, medical institutions, and government agencies to promote public awareness and facilitate stakeholder collaboration. As part of our ongoing commitment to knowledge exchange and collaboration, CAGH is eager to participate in the THINC Knowledge Mobilization and Impact Hub. |
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