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Our WorkBuilding talentFunded researchImpact Pathways Program: 2026 Engage Award teams

Impact Pathways Program: 2026 Engage Award teams

  • A Collaborative Engagement Initiative: Adopting Shared Care as an Innovative Strategy to Address Integrated Care and Workforce Sustainability

    Health systems across BC are facing significant pressures related to health human resources, including workforce shortages, provider…

    Primary Applicant:

    Nancy Clark

    Research User Co-lead:

    Melinda Markey (REACH Community Health Centre)

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  • A UBC Living with Aphasia Lab-Stroke Recovery BC (SRBC) Collaboration to Explore Optimizing Access and Onboarding for People with Aphasia to BC Aphasia Peer Connect

    BC Aphasia Peer Connect (BCAPC) now has 15 weekly online groups serving about 75 people with aphasia…

    Primary Applicant:

    Tami Howe

    Research User Co-lead:

    Manveet Lail (Stroke Recovery BC)

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  • Aging at Home Today: Renewing Community Insights for Healthy and Independent Living

    Researcher and CanAssist will undertake a community-based research initiative to better understand the current needs, challenges, and…

    Primary Applicant:

    Sam Liu

    Research User Co-lead:

    Carolina Gonzalez Cortes (CanAssist)

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  • Aging is not a Drag: Pooling Frontline Service Provider Resources to Reduce Social Isolation among 2S/LGBTQIA+ Seniors Living with HIV-positive and HIV-negative statuses

    During an intensive half-day workshop with research users, we aim to identify and jointly fund an evidence-based…

    Primary Applicant:

    Ryan Stillwagon

    Research User Co-lead:

    Sarah Chown (Ribbon Community)

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  • BC Nursing Retention: Priority Dialogues

    BC is currently navigating a critical health crisis, with nursing retention emerging as a primary challenge to…

    Primary Applicant:

    Farinaz Havaei

    Research User Co-lead:

    Elizabeth Stockman (Vancouver Coastal Health)

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  • Beyond Smell Loss: Addressing Support Gaps for People Living with Olfactory Dysfunction Following Viral Illness

    This project addresses a critical gap in support for individuals with olfactory dysfunction, particularly following viral illness.…

    Primary Applicant:

    Marlise Hofer

    Research User Co-lead:

    Rhonda Williams (Patient Partner)

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  • Building Community Partnerships to Reach Hidden Older Adults: Exploring Community-Based Outreach Strategies

    The Connect!Age project has identified key challenges faced by community-based senior-serving (CBSS) organizations in addressing social isolation…

    Primary Applicant:

    Boah Kim

    Research User Co-lead:

    Robert Sullivan (Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre)

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  • Building relationships and setting priorities to improve equitable access to first-line osteoarthritis care in British Columbia

    Opportunity: Osteoarthritis (OA) affects over 4 million Canadians with the knee and hip among the most commonly…

    Primary Applicant:

    Allison Ezzat

    Research User Co-lead:

    Elaine Galt (Mount Seymour Medical Center)

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  • Building Relationships Between Rehabilitation Research and Clinical Care for Healthier Aging

    The support of the Engage Award would facilitate planning and hosting a series of co-led relationship-building events…

    Primary Applicant:

    Julia Manczurowsky

    Research User Co-lead:

    Chris Palmer (GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre)

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  • Building research relationships to explore social determinants of health priorities with the Sekw’el’was First Nation in Lillooet BC

    The proposed activity supports relationship-building between Thompson Rivers University and Sekw’el’was First Nation around healthy aging, community…

    Primary Applicant:

    Natasha Ramroop Singh

    Research User Co-lead:

    Michael Machell (Cayoose Creek (Sekw'el'was) Band)

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  • Building the Foundation for a Metro Vancouver Community-Based Dementia Programs Network

    Supporting people living with dementia and care partners with appropriate services and programs is a growing challenge…

    Primary Applicant:

    Mohammadjavad Nouri

    Research User Co-lead:

    Anna Markey (Alzheimer Society of BC and Yukon)

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  • Building Trust in Vaccinations: What Different Communities Need From Immunization Providers

    In response to vaccine hesitancy concerns following changes to US immunization policies in January 2026, the BC…

    Primary Applicant:

    Michelle Takeuchi

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