Primary Care Innovation & Collaboration Series

BRIC NS

BRIC NS Primary Care Innovation & Collaboration Series: October 2026

How Primary Care Research Can Better Support Aging Populations  

This two-part panel-style series explores how primary care and primary care research can better support aging populations through a combination of expert perspectives and collaborative discussion. 

Featured panelists have been invited to help frame the conversation and share insights from their work and lived experiences. However, all are welcome to attend one or both sessions. Throughout the sessions, participants will have opportunities to ask questions, contribute ideas, share experiences, and engage in facilitated discussions.  

Part 1: Perspectives & Emerging Ideas

Date and Time: October 23, 2026 | 12-1pm AT | Online (Teams)

This session will introduce key concepts, emerging evidence, current challenges, and diverse perspectives related to supporting older adults in and through primary care.

REGISTER NOW | Part 1

Please register in advance. After registering, you will receive an email with details about joining the Microsoft Teams session.  If you need assistance, please email bricns@dal.ca. 

Coming Up Next

Part 2: Building Collaboration & Future Directions

Date and Time: December 8, 2026 | 12-1pm AT | Online (Teams)

Building on themes identified during the first session, participants will engage in a collaborative discussion focused on current initiatives, opportunities for collaboration and innovation through research, and future priorities. 

REGISTER NOW | Part 2

BRIC NS

*New* BRIC NS Primary Care Innovation & Collaboration Series

Starting in Fall 2026, the Primary Care Innovation & Collaboration Series will bring together researchers, clinicians, patient partners, trainees, and system leaders to explore priority topics in primary care. This series will prioritize small, high-impact, panel-style sessions, focused on dialogue, collaboration, and the development of research and practice innovations.

Through themed sessions held every 1-2 months, participants will explore key issues and emerging opportunities in primary care. Invited presenters and panelists will help frame the conversation by sharing insights from their relevant work, expertise, and lived experiences. All are welcome to attend and participate in the discussion.

Sessions will feature brief expert perspectives, interactive discussion, opportunities for shared learning, and networking across research, practice, policy, and community sectors. Throughout each session, participants will have opportunities to ask questions, contribute ideas, share experiences, and engage in facilitated discussions.

Upcoming Series Information:

The Primary Care Innovation & Collaboration Series will launch in October 2026. Additional details, including session topics, presenters, and registration information, will be announced soon!

In the meantime, we invite you to explore recordings and presentations from our previous seminar and learning series below. These sessions highlight the breadth of primary care research and innovation that has laid the foundation for this next chapter.