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The CCAER team is excited to be together in-person in Ottawa. We wrote ourselves a social prescription for high tea with the desired outcome of building a fun and supportive team culture.

We had the incredible opportunity today to bring the findings and our recommendations from our study of the role of food as part of person-centred palliative care back to Bruyere Health. We presented to the nursing staff on the Palliative...

Grateful for the opportunity to moderate one of the last sessions of this year's 2024 NAPCRG annual meeting on Community Based Participatory Research, Patient Engaged Research, Dissemination and Implementation Research. Thank you to all...

Thanks to NAPCRG organizers for creating the opporuntity for researchers and clinicians engaged in addressing the health impacts of climate change through primary care to come together over breakfast. At CCAER we are passionate about...

It was great to moderate today's NAPCRG session on Health Care Disparities. Our presenters included esteemed colleagues such as Dr. Ivy Bourgeault (University of Ottawa) presenting on engagement in primary care workforce planning and Dr....

Excited to meet in person at the headquarters of our CHSSN partners to kick off a new CIHR Team Grant ($1.5M over 7yrs) on advancing equitable access to healthcare for Quebec English speaking minority communities. I am happy to be a...

Very excited to be in beautiful Quebec City this week attending the 52nd NAPCRG Annual Meeting with many of our Bruyere Health and uOttawa colleagues. We are grateful for the opportunity to share CCAER’s work on the role of primary care...

Thank you to our RN, allied health, and PSW collaborators for their insight and wise advice during our long-term care (LTC) to hospital transitions tool focus groups at Perley Health today. It is inspiring to work together with frontline...

Congrats to Alex (Seung Heyck) Lee and our team of co-authors on our new publication looking at the experiences of palliative care physicians who engage in language and cultural discordant care interactions with patients and caregivers....