Person-Centered Approaches to Research and Women’s Healthcare Delivery

The Partnership for Women’s Health Research Canada (PWHR) is led by institutions that share a vision of “Better health for all women, trans and non-binary people through research equity, excellence, and inclusion”.PWHR’s partner institutions bring together more than 775 women’s health researchers who address health issues across the lifespan and come from diverse disciplinary perspectives. Annually, our researchers mentor more than 1300 trainees, ranging from undergraduates to postdoctoral and clinical fellows.PWHR’s partner institutions support multidisciplinary women’s health research, spanning the continuum from basic science to clinical science to epidemiology, health systems, policy and community-based participatory research. In addition to the strong representation of women’s health researchers from public health, health services research and the biological and clinical sciences, we include social scientists, historians and engineers.In all our work, we are committed to ongoing learning and practicing humility to establish mutually respectful relationships and to advance research that values the lived experiences, knowledge systems and priorities of diverse women, trans and non-binary people, particularly those who have been systemically and historically excluded in health care and health science career trajectories.

Partnership for Women's Health Research Canada

Join the Partnership for Women's Health Research Canada for a seminar featuring person-centred approaches to research and healthcare.

This event is the third in our four-part series, Improving Women's Health Through Research. We are excited to welcome experts from the Women's Health Research Institute (Vancouver, BC) and Women's College Research Institute (Toronto, Ontario) to speak about community-engaged research and developing training to support healthcare providers to deliver trauma-informed care.Join us virtually through Zoom.

<h3>Meet Our Speakers</h3> <h4>Dr. Hélène Côté</h4>Topic: The BCC3 experience with community-engaged research on healthy aging in women living with HIVHélène Côté holds a PhD in Biochemistry and is a Professor in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at the University of British Columbia. She is also a member of the Women’s Health Research Institute, the Centre for Blood Research and the Edwin S.H. Leong Centre for Healthy Aging. Her research focuses on the effect of HIV and antiretroviral therapy on aging using both human cohort studies and in vitro models. <h4>Dr. Dana Ross</h4>Topic: Transforming Healthcare through Asynchronous Trauma-informed Care (TIC) EducationDana Ross, MD, MSc, FRCPC is a psychiatrist and clinician-educator in the Trauma Therapy Program at Women’s College Hospital and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto (U of T). She completed an undergraduate degree in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Neuroscience, after which she attend medical school in Calgary and completed her psychiatry residency at the U of T. She is leading two research projects that will expand access to treatment for complex trauma in Ontario and another project on providing virtual education on trauma-informed care. Dr. Ross recently graduated from the Master Educator program offered through the Association for Academic Psychiatry and graduated in 2022 from the Education Scholars Program through the Centre for Faculty Development at the U of T. In her clinical practice, she provides trauma-focused group psychotherapy to adults who have experienced childhood interpersonal trauma. She is passionate about healthcare innovation, virtual healthcare solutions, and relationship-centered care. As a First Nations physician, Dr. Ross is a mentor through the Diversity Mentorship Program at the U of T, and an advocate for trauma-informed care.

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