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Réalité ou fiction : conseils pour passer au crible les renseignements en ligne

Written by Trinity Lowthian and Dawn Richards With all the information that’s available on social media or generally on the […]

Ressource pour les patients partenaires à propos des lettres d’appui

Written by Deb Baranec, Jim Kempster, and Dawn Richards Graphic Created by Tianna Magel What is a Letter of Support […]
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An accessibility checklist for virtual conference – by and for patients

Checklist Developed by: Oluwafemi Ajayi, Rebecca Esparza, Rae Martens, and Shyamsundar Muthuramalingan Illustration by: Candace Ramjohn Blog by: Rebecca Esparza and […]
Comment lire un article scientifique

Comment lire un article scientifique

Co-Created by Dawn Richards and Jim Kempster with input from CIHR-IMHA PERA members Graphics created by Tianna Magel   Scientific […]

Commenter le manuscrit d’une équipe de recherche : pourquoi est-ce important, et comment faire?

A Blog and Checklist for Patient Partners/People with lived experience By Anna Samson, Chantale Thurston, Don Wood, Trinity Lowthian, Dawn […]

Recueillir les commentaires de patients partenaires et de personnes ayant une expérience concrète pour un projet de manuscrit : conseils et éléments à prendre en compte

A Blog and Checklist for Research Teams By Anna Samson, Chantale Thurston, Don Wood, Trinity Lowthian, Dawn Richards and Perri […]

Illustrer l’expérience des patients

Interview with Candace Ramjohn, By Melody Choi Candace Ramjohn, a self-identified “visual alchemist,” sees visual media not just as a […]
Attending In-person Research Conferences When Your Patient or Family Partners Have a Chronic Illness By Rae Martens

Assister à des conférences de recherche en personne avec un patient ou un partenaire familial atteint d’une maladie chronique

By Rae Martens (ferprogram.ca) As I write this, I am currently flat on my back on the couch with my […]

Atelier « Participation des patients à la recherche » : une initiative pour la formation des chercheur

Written by Trudy Flynn, Patient Partner and Tianna Magel, Project and Research Analyst at CIHR-IMHA Edited by Hetty Mulhall A […]
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Afrique : appel à l’inclusion et à la mobilisation des patients dans la recherche en santé

By Oluwafemi Ajayi, Gail Sickle Initiative The word patient is generic and cuts across different health challenges around the globe. […]
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What social determinants of health actually do within the scope of a person’s life

By Alex Haagaard A society is a group of people living together in a way that is organized by certain […]
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Confidence in Building – We Got This!

By Joletta Belton People often ask me how I got involved with health research and education. It’s not a simple […]

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