ECHO Research

👩‍🔬 Are you interested in evidence-based practice? 📚 The JBI gLOCAL Solution Room is a free, week-long global event that brings health professionals together to address challenges in implementing evidence in clinical practice. 🌐🤝
📢 3 more days! ✏️ Sign up for this week's June 4th session, "Co-developing child health knowledge mobilization resources with clinicians and parents/families: A JBI gLOCAL Solution Room"! 👉 https://ualberta-ca.zoom.us/meeting/register/E6gqjmdASv2yHWuFEsHP2A #/registration

Are you interested in evidence-based practice? 📚 The JBI gLOCAL Solution Room is a free, week-long global event that brings health professionals together to address challenges in implementing evidence in clinical practice. 🌐🤝
✏️ Registration is now open for the June 4 session, "Co-developing child health knowledge mobilization resources with clinicians and parents/families: A JBI gLOCAL Solution Room"! 👉 You can sign up right here: https://ualberta-ca.zoom.us/meeting/register/E6gqjmdASv2yHWuFEsHP2A #/registration

We are thrilled to spotlight Kathleen Shearer, a nurse, parent, and current PhD student🩺✨

Kathleen has seen and experienced healthcare from every angle. After years of providing the "family voice" to pediatric research through our Pediatric Parent Advisory Group (P-PAG), she is now a graduate student at ECHO supported by a Women and Children's Health Research Institute (WCHRI) graduate studentship. Her work is helping to ensure that healthcare research is not just scientifically sound, but deeply meaningful to the families it serves.

Her work is made possible through the visionary support of the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation, whose commitment to WCHRI empowers researchers like Kathleen to transform pediatric care from the inside out. We are incredibly grateful for the historic 10-year investment in WCHRI provided by the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation and the Alberta Women's Health Foundation.

🔗 Read Kathleen Shearer's full story here:

A Full Circle Journey “It’s an opportunity for students, for researchers — and for families who will benefit from what we learn,” says Kathleen.