The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact: bricns@dal.ca
Events
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series – March 2020
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact: bricns@dal.ca
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series – January 2020
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact: bricns@dal.ca
SPARK Study Discussions with Dr. Andrew Pinto
Dr. Andrew Pinto will be in Halifax October 23-24th to connect with local stakeholders and discuss the Screening for Poverty And Related social determinants and intervening to improve Knowledge of and links to resources (SPARK). Please contact bricns@dal.ca for more information.
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series – November 2019
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact: bricns@dal.ca
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series – September 2019
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information, contact: bricns@dal.ca
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series – July 2019
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome! For more information: bricns@dal.ca
LEARN Series: Reducing Employee Stress using the RIGHT Way of Leadership
Please join us on April 17th for a co-presented lecture with the Industrial and Organizational Psychology program at Saint Mary’s University. BRIC NS Student Research Award recipient Duygu Biricik Gulseren will present her research on leadership and employee stress. Attendees will also have an opportunity to learn about BRIC NS.
Details:
Reducing Employee Stress using the RIGHT Way of Leadership
Duygu Biricik Gulseren
Wednesday, April 17th | 2:00 – 3:15 pm
4th Floor, Sobey School of Business
All welcome, please RSVP to cncohs@smu.ca
Health Integration Summit
May 9 & 10, Saskatoon SK
The SPOR PIHCI Health System Integration Summit is happening in Saskatoon on May 9 and 10. Learn about the status of health system integration in primary health care across the country, the successes so far and the challenges that need to be addressed in the coming years.
Summit Goals
SPOR PIHCI Health System Integration Summit aims to:
- Build a common understanding of integrated primary health care delivery models used in Canada.
- Explore issues in primary health care delivery, linking research to practice and including successes and challenges; and
- Strengthen the community of patient and professional health care leaders, researchers and policy analysts in the area of integrated primary care.
Registration is free but your spot must be reserved by April 18.
More details here: https://www.healthsystemintegrationsummit.ca/
BRIC NS Student Seminar Series
The BRIC NS Student Seminar Series is an opportunity for students to present their completed or in-progress research. Presenters cover a wide range of topics and disciplines, with the common thread of primary and integrated health care research running throughout. Everyone is welcome!
When: April 3, 2019 from 12:00 – 1:15 pm
Where: Room 315, Collaborative Health Education Building, 5793 University Ave., Halifax
For remote attendance options please email bricns@dal.ca.
Logan Lawrence will present “Developing a tool for assessing policy capacity: A case study of nurse practitioners in primary care in Nova Scotia.”
Rachel Ollivier will present “Exploring Postpartum Sexual Health in Nova Scotia Using Feminist Poststructuralism.”
About the speakers
Logan Lawrence is a PhD candidate in Dalhousie’s PhD Health program. His doctoral research involves testing and adapting a framework for studying policy capacity in Nova Scotia’s health system. He has received financial support for his studies from the Killam Trust, Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation, Nova Scotia Health Authority, Maritime SPOR Support Unit, and Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship. He also currently holds a Health Systems Impact Fellowship from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, which enables him to work with the Nova Scotia Department of Health and Wellness and learn the craft of health policy-making. Logan’s enjoyment of understanding different facets of ideas extends outside of academia: reading and writing, cooking and eating, playing and listening to music, being active and making quiet. He holds a Master of Science in Kinesiology from Dalhousie, and originally hails from Alberta.
Rachel Ollivier is a first-year PhD in Nursing student at Dalhousie University. She completed her BScN degree in 2016 at UBC Okanagan and has clinical experience in acute medicine and surgery, with a current position as a Registered Nurse on the Adult Surgical Unit (Women’s Health) at the IWK Health Centre. Rachel’s areas of research interest include global health, women’s health, and maternal health. She has previously completed nursing and research placements in Zambia and Tanzania.
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