Scott Ramsay is a member of Métis Nation BC and an Assistant Professor at UBC School of Nursing. He also works clinically at BC Children’s Hospital and co-leads the Indigenous Child Health Superhub. Scott’s research seeks to address determinants of access to health care specific to various pediatric neurological conditions in British Columbia (BC). Specifically, his research program comprises nurse-led services on exploring, identifying, and intervening on access to neurological services for children and youth in BC. This research will support the development of equitable access and utilization of neurological health care to support the diverse needs of the pediatric population.
Funded Research
Scott Ramsay
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Telehealth Examination for Pediatric Concussion Follow-up: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial
Read MoreConcussion is the most common injury reported in Canadian children and youth, and concerns are growing about its long-term effects on brain…
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Scott Ramsay
Primary Investigator
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Modernizing brain injury services in British Columbia: Developing research priorities for children, youth, and young adults
Read MoreAcquired brain injury is a pressing and under addressed issue in Canada, especially in children and youth. These brain injuries can lead…
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Scott Ramsay
Primary Investigator
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Using an equity-informed approach to enhance care for children and youth with a neurological condition in British Columbia
Read MoreNeurological conditions are a major concern for children and youth, with the potential to affect both physical and mental health. These conditions…
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Scott Ramsay
Primary Investigator
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