Posters


Posters

  1. How Providence Health Care will focus on patients’ health and health care outcomes through health systems redesign
    Shannon Jackson, Providence Health Care
  2. Moving from fragmented to coordinated care: Building capacity for future IPU development
    Shannon Jackson, Providence Health Care
  3. Continuing the value work: Supporting people with tertiary hyperparathyroidism after kidney transplant
    Adrienne Melck, Providence Health Care
  4. Delivering value for patients with shoulder pain
    Jeffrey Pike, Providence Health Care
  5. Implementing outcome measures: From research to operations in the St. Paul’s Immunotherapy in Neurology Clinic
    Katie Beadon, Providence Health Care
  6. Neurotechnology and drug-resistant epilepsy: Ethical and policy considerations for rural and remote communities
    Katherine Bailey, Neuroethics Canada; University of BC
  7. Future directions for improving health policy in spinal cord injury research
    Lydia Feng, Neuroethics Canada; University of BC
  8. Value transformation in practice: Implementing the value-based healthcare model at a centre of excellence in Quebec
    Eva Villalba, Coalition priorité cancer au Québec
  9. A north star vision: Results from a deliberative dialogue to identify policy strategies to improve value in healthcare
    Amity Quinn, O’Brien Institute for Public Health, University of Calgary
  10. Perspectives of potential reform to the Canadian healthcare system: A qualitative interview-based study
    Amity Quinn, O’Brien Institute for Public Health, University of Calgary
  11. Implementation and advice giving: The role and influence of federal health advisory bodies in Canada
    Rachelle Drummond, O’Brien Institute for Public Health, University of Calgary
  12. Evolution and drivers of health system reform in OECD nations: A literature review
    Brenlea Farkas, O’Brien Institute for Public Health, University of Calgary
  13. Implementing the OECD Patient Reported Indicators Survey (PaRIS) in Canada: Strategies identified from the National Field Study
    Mary Helmer-Smith, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  14. Effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on quality of care for community-dwelling people living with dementia in BC
    Mary Helmer-Smith, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  15. Experiences of the Synergy Tool implementation among long-term care residents and family members: an interpretive descriptive inquiry
    Francis K. Kobekyaa, UBC School of Nursing
  16. Experiences of the Synergy Tool utilization among long-term care providers and leadership: An interpretive descriptive inquiry
    Francis K. Kobekyaa, UBC School of Nursing
  17. Understanding and leveraging the role of networks and network actors in the implementation of practice change innovations in Ontario’s long term care homes
    Kainat Bashir, University of Toronto
  18. Building blocks for a pharmacare program – How a pan-Canadian formulary could help address inequitable access to prescription drugs and related products
    Tasha Narain, Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technology in Health
  19. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on prescription drug use and costs in BC: A retrospective interrupted time series study
    Seraphine Zeitouny, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  20. The Alberta Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Mother-Baby Care ImprovEmeNT (NASCENT) Program: Organizational readiness to hospital-level neonatal abstinence syndrome rooming-in intervention
    Osnat Wine, University of Alberta; Alberta Health Services
  21. Women’s experiences using prescription opioids for chronic pain management: Implications for practice and policy
    Lindsay Wolfson, Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health
  22. Understanding the factors that contribute to women’s substance use in pregnancy using Canada’s Action Framework for Building an Inclusive Health System
    Lindsay Wolfson, Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health
  23. “Some people shouldn’t have jobs like that”: A qualitative study of teen mothers’ experiences accessing mental health services
    Giulia Puinean, School of Public Health, University of Alberta
  24. What matters to you? A study on what pregnant and postpartum people value when receiving health care
    Stephanie McDonnell, BC Women’s Hospital; University of BC
  25. Policy barriers to reproductive health access in New Brunswick
    Jessi Taylor, University of New Brunswick
  26. Access to services by individuals who experience IPV during stressful life events
    Dina Idriss-Wheeler, University of Ottawa
  27. A qualitative gap analysis of services for concurrent mental and substance use disorders in British Columbia
    Jackson P. Loyal, UBC School of Population and Public Health; Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University
  28. Pilot study of the Campus Assessment Tool: Student survey: Promoting co-led post-secondary student mental health systems research
    Jerrica Little, University of Waterloo & Jack.org
  29. Fostering children’s mental health: A collaborative school mental health service delivery model
    Jessica Haight, University of Alberta
  30. Centering youth and caregivers as experts in their own care: Co-designing solutions to improve community-based opioid use treatment services for youth in British Columbia
    Roxanne Turuba, Foundry BC
  31. Protocol for a qualitative study into the values and contexts that inform the production of health administrative data about substance use disorders
    Jeffrey Morgan, UBC School of Population and Public Health
  32. A large-scale program evaluation of a virtual parent-training program to support social communication in young autistic children
    Lauren Denusik, University of Western Ontario
  33. How patterns of outpatient mental health service use between immigrant and non-immigrant youth and young adults differ by income level in British Columbia, Canada
    Ridhwana Kaoser, Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University
  34. Impacts of health system changes in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to care among refugees, immigrants and migrants (im/migrants) in BC
    Elmira Tayyar, Yasmin Bozorgi, and Cecilia Sierra-Heredia, Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity
  35. Changes in access to and patterns of mental health service use in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic among immigrant and non-immigrant youth and young adults in British Columbia
    Padmini Thakore, Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity
  36. Factors shaping immigrants’ mental health during the Covid-19 pandemic: Preliminary qualitative findings from a community-based study in BC
    Padmini Thakore, Stephanie Machado, Selamawit Hagos, Centre for Gender and Sexual Health Equity and Simon Fraser University
  37. Efforts for improving Indigenous health data in Alberta Health Services: Critical healthcare policy considerations
    Mandi Gray, University of Calgary
  38. Voluntary self disclosed Indigenous identity in four Canadian healthcare settings: A multiple site qualitative case study
    Samara Wessel, University of Calgary
  39. Scoping review of dietary guidelines developed for and applied in Indigenous communities in Canada and the United States
    Sappho Z. Gilbert, Yale University; University of BC
  40. The effectiveness and equity in impact of Canada’s child-appealing marketing regulation
    Qiuyu Julia Chen, Faculty of Land and Food Systems, University of BC
  41. Canadian registered dietitian deployment during the COVID-19 pandemic: A quantitative analysis of survey data
    Sarah Hewko, University of Prince Edward Island
  42. Targeted COVID-19 booster vaccinations to address community reservoirs of infection in BC
    Chirag Chopra, University of BC
  43. immPACC Mapping: Collaborative, community-driven solutions to support vaccine uptake in Western Canada
    Elka Humphrys, Innovation Support Unit, University of BC
  44. Evaluating capacity, access and patient experience in community health centres: Learnings from a provincial pilot
    Elka Humphrys, Innovation Support Unit, University of BC
  45. Creating individual provider-level reports to provide feedback on antibiotic prescribing patterns for respiratory tract infections
    Andy Gibb, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  46. Co-building the Canadian Primary Care Research Network: Engaging in the science and policy of primary care
    Jamie DeMore, Canadian Primary Care Research Network
  47. Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network (CPCSSN) data quality: Accuracy and reliability
    Richa Shah, Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network; University of BC
  48. Does the electronic frailty index (eFI) represent the construct of frailty from the perspectives of primary care clinicians and older adults in BC?
    Manpreet Thandi, UBC School of Nursing
  49. Structured Process Informed by Data, Evidence and Research (SPIDER): A research and quality improvement collaboration supporting practices in improving care for complex elderly patients living with polypharmacy
    Lanting Cheng, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  50. Data-driven approaches to identifying social determinants of health from primary care electronic medical records
    Stephanie Garies, Unity Health Toronto
  51. Socioeconomic factors associated with emergency department (ED) use for primary care in Canadians 18 and older
    Elvira Sathurni, University of BC
  52. Discriminative validity evidence regarding the use of the VR-12 and the EQ-5D-5L in emergency departments
    Jae-Yung Kwon, School of Nursing, University of Victoria; BC Ministry of Health
  53. Using business intelligence tool to explore disparities in health care quality as part of healthcare performance measurement
    Priscila Casari, BC Ministry of Health
  54. Smoking cessation: Access to prescription drugs and impact on hospitalizations
    Priscila Casari, BC Ministry of Health
  55. Measuring quality of cardiovascular healthcare using DHIS2-enabled routine health information systems
    Celestin Hategeka, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  56. Burden of cardiovascular diseases in Africa: Time series analysis
    Celestin Hategeka, UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research
  57. How personnel diversity, mutual support, and pride affect health care organizations’ response to performance-based financing
    Sian Tsuei, University of BC
  58. How hospitals’ goal setting, feedback, and process standardization capacity impact provider payment reforms
    Sian Tsuei, University of BC
  59. Exploring differences between patient’s perceived urgency and their triage level in emergency departments
    Lily Solomon-Harris, BC Ministry of Health
  60. The role of patient-physician sex discordance in discharge against medical advice
    Mayesha Khan, University of BC
  61. Prioritization and ranking of criteria for the decision making for the adoption of innovative surgical technology in the Canadian healthcare system: a multi-criteria decision analysis (MCDA)
    Haitham Shoman, McGill University
  62. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on patient experience in acute care hospitals across Canada
    Tooba Fatima, Canadian Institute for Health Information
  63. Peer support experiences and needs after a traumatic injury: A qualitative study of patient, caregiver, and healthcare provider perspectives
    Marina Wasilewski, Sunnybrook Research Institute
  64. Examining the use of a 24/7 non-emergency phone line by patients rostered in Mobile Integrated Health programs of an Ontario paramedic service
    Melissa Pirrie, McMaster University
  65. The value of high complexity care teams for medically complex patients: Patient and provider perspectives
    Sarah Porter and Kristine Votova, Island Health
  66. Research findings from a scoping review on volunteer-led programs and program evaluation for embedded caregiver-oriented research impact in hospice care
    Vidhi A. Thakkar, University of Victoria; Victoria Hospice
  67. Breathe and Weave: a health summit for cross-sectoral dialogue to improve health and health systems in BC
    Ben Fair, UBC Health