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Located at Lions Gate Hospital; specializes in undertaking clinical trials for new biopharmaceuticals which are labeled with radioactive tracers for both radiodiagnosis and radiotherapy. Collaborations with several resea...
BRI Biopharmaceutical Research Inc. is a specialized analytical, bioanalytical and DM/PK contract research organization (CRO) servicing pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in discovery, preclinical and clinic...
Primary Area of Research Immunity in Health & Disease Research Areas Characterising the clinical features of rheumatic diseases of children and youth, specifically juvenile idiopathic arthritis,...
The Pediatric Rheumatology Program provides coordinated care for children and youth with rheumatic diseases including: Diagnostic consultation services Rheumatology follow-up clinics for children and youth ...
Lynda Balneaves, PhD, RN, Associate Professor Affiliations & Links: BC Cancer Agency, CAMEO Research Program Acting Associate Director, Research - UBC School of Nursing Chair, Scholarship in Teach...
Research Areas • Birth defects • Neonatal surgical outcomes • Perinatal networks • Intrauterine surgery • Fetal gene therapy Summary ...
Cardiovascular research, STEMI, non-STEMI, ACS, chronic CAD, CHF, device trials (IVUS, stents, PCI, OCT, FFR, TAVI, NOGA), thromboembolic, diabetes, PVD, lipid trials. Research involving human subjects is crucial to i...
Judith DeGroot is an instructor and coordinator for the Health Care Assistant Program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU). Her research interests include: Gerontology, Clinical Education, the Alzheimer’s Disea...
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Judith DeGroot is an instructor and coordinator for the Health Care Assistant Program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU). Her research interests include: Gerontology, Clinical Education, the Alzheimer’s Disease and other Dementias, Dementia Friendly Communities, Dementia Awareness, and Person Centred Practice. The purpose of her current research is to develop a Dementia Friendly Communities (DFCs) applied research cluster at KPU using Scotland’s National Dementia Strategy (based on human rights philosophy) as a foundation. Key to this vision is the creation of Dementia Working Groups (DWGs) comprised of individuals living with dementia, to actively participate in and guide the conversation within their communities. KPU’s Faculty of Health DFC research team (Judith DeGroot, Sharon Leitch, and Carol Hansen) are working collaboratively with the City of Surrey, the DWG, and other key stakeholders, to respectfully and inclusively look at new innovations and collaborative approaches to support Surrey’s growing population of people living with dementia.
