PhD candidate wins Student Abstract Award from the Canadian Bioethics Society
Kim Taylor won for her abstract entitled “Patients’ experiences negotiating healthcare decision-making as “a two-way street, working relationship”.
PhD candidate receives Research Training Award from WorkSafeBC
Andrea Jones received the award for her “Injured workers and mental health: exploring how depression and mental health services impact return to work following workplace musculoskeletal injury” project
SPPH faculty and students presenting at Public Health 2015
The Canadian Public Health Association conference will feature presentations from many SPPH faculty, students and researchers.
PhD candidate wins CIHR Doctoral Research Award
Brittany Barker won for her project titled “Street-Involved Youth and the Child Welfare System: Evidence to Improve Outcomes.”
Congratulations to Spring 2015 SPPH graduates
SPPH graduates from the MHA, MHSc, MPH, MSc, MSC OEH, and PhD programs.
Study: Excess mortality associated with second hip fracture
The study examined more than 42,000 hospitalization records of patients 60 years and older, who had been discharged after admission for hip fracture surgery between 1990 and 2005 in British Columbia, Canada.
Upcoming webinars
Decision Analysis in Health Care Friday May 15, 2015 at 3:30 pm EST (12:30 pm PST) Hosted by the Canadian Association for Population Therapeutics (CAPT). One of CAPT’s missions is to advance the health of Canadians through influencing policy and practice, and the research area of decision science is a timely and relevant one, so […]
Job Posting: Health Economist, Ministry of Health
Health Economist Office of the Seniors Advocate, Ministry of Health It is now open to the general public and the new closing date is May 21, 2015.
PhD candidate Lianping Ti wins CIHR-IHSPR Rising Star Award
Lianping Ti is supervised by Dr. Jane Buxton and Dr. Thomas Kerr.
Dr. Jane Buxton wins CPHA’s Ron Draper Health Promotion Award
Dr. Buxton was formally presented with the Award at the CPHA conference in Vancouver on May 25, 2015.