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IMAGINE Network Newsletter #22
Dr. Leo Dieleman on IBD, Gut Health, and IMAGINE’s Research On CTV
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IMAGINE Network Newsletter #18
New Training Opportunity: The Health System Impact Fellowship – CIHR
The Health System Impact Fellowship - CIHR is a program designed to support health services researchers. It provides highly-qualified doctoral trainees and post-doctoral fellows studying health services and policy research (HSPR), or related fields, a unique...
Dr. Dean Tripp Publication: Childhood trauma, depression, resilience and suicide risk in individuals with IBD
Congrats to Dr. Dean Tripp, our Mental Health Working Group Lead, for his publication: Childhood trauma, depression, resilience and suicide risk in individuals with IBD. Great to see results stemming from IMAGINE's incubator grant competition! Click here to view the...
Gutsy Learning Series Webinar Featuring IMAGINE
Dr.Paul Moayyedi and Aida Fernandes talk about our research in FMT and the gut brain connection, as part of Crohn's and Colitis Canada's Gutsy Learning Series on May 2, 2021. You can now watch the webinar here:
IMAGINE Network Newsletter #16
IMAGINE Webinar Series April 2021: Knowledge Synthesis in IBD and IBS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiKRSGIBXYY
IMAGINE Network Newsletter #15
IMAGINE Monthly Webinar Series: January 2021 Microbiome Research in IBD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MccsfwIBYo&t=332s
IMAGINE Monthly Webinar Series: December 2020 Mental Health Studies in IBD and IBS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMlA_ZBkYG4
Videos: Living With IBD
We're excited to see these 4 new videos from the GI Society on living with IBD. Topics covered include nutrition, sexuality and medications. Check them out here: www.badgut.org/livingwithibd
We Want Your Input!
The IMAGINE Network wants your input! Help inform research priorities within our network that are important to you and where we should be focusing to be more responsive to patient needs. Fill out this survey to help shape our future research:...
IMAGINE’s MAGIC study published on BMJ Open
IMAGINE's protocol for the main cohort study, MAGIC, has been published on BMJ Open. You can read the full publication here.
IMAGINE Monthly Webinar Series: October 2020 Dietary Studies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjiOieBWZ3w
IMAGINE network Virtual Annual Meeting 2020
IMAGINE's 2020 Annual Meeting is going to be virtual via Zoom. See below for our official invite and click on the image or click here to register! After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
TNT Postdoctoral Recruitment
Please see below for an opportunity for a Postdoctoral position: We are seeking to recruit a post-doctoral fellow for the Eyes High Postdoctoral Program (details attached) for a large CIHR-funded research study, described below. We are reaching out to you today to...
IMAGINE Network Newsletter #14
Introducing PORCHH
We are excited to see that the Patient-Oriented Research Curriculum in Child Health (PORCCH) online modules are now live! TO ACCESS THE MODULES GO TO www.porcch.ca PORCCH is a series of interactive, online modules for patients and families, researchers, clinicians,...
IMAGINE Monthly Webinar Series: September 2020 Patient-Oriented Research and Patient Engagement in Research
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcXr4OoSfvQ&t=15s IMAGINE Co-Principal Investigator and Patient Engagement working group Co-Lead Dr. Deborah Marshall from the University of Calgary along with IMAGINE's Patient Engagement working group Co-Lead and Patient Research...
CDDW 2021 Abstract Deadline
CDDW 2021 will be taking place virtually March 6-7, 2021. Abstracts The abstract system will be opening shortly with an extended deadline of November 15, 2020 to accommodate late exams and unexpected work disruptions. We will be accepting abstracts for GRIT, Research...
IMAGINE Monthly Webinar Series: August 2020 Metabolomics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovEC_v_cCYw IMAGINE's August webinar took place on August 25 and featured Dr. Karen Madsen from the University of Alberta discussing how to optimize the use of metabolomics in clinical research studies. Topics discussed included: The...