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Across Saskatchewan, health research and innovation are helping to promote good health and health care that is accessible when people need it. Evidence-based health care practices improve the patient’s health experience across the care continuum to make Saskatchewan health care a model health care system. Below are a few examples of university-based Saskatchewan health research that is making a difference. Contact University Research Communications at 306-966-2506 for further information. |
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Tool Kit for Community Health: Sylvia Abonyi, Canada Research Chair in Aboriginal Health and associate professor at the U of S department of community health and epidemiology |
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Diabetes vs. Demographics: Roland Dyck, a medical doctor and professor at the U of S department of medicine |
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No More Needles: Volker Gerdts, associate director of research at U of S’s VIDO-InterVac |
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The Little Assay that Could: John Giesy, Canada Research Chair in Environmental Toxicology |
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Reducing Pain in Older Persons: Thomas Hadjistavropoulos of University of Regina’s Centre on Aging and Health and department of psychology |
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The Rural and Remote Memory Clinic: Debra Morgan, Chair of Rural Health Delivery at the U of S’s Canadian Centre for Health and Safety in Agriculture |
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Finding an Antidote to Poisoned Water: Ingrid Pickering and Graham George, Canada Research Chairs |
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Rethinking Human Reproduction: Dr. Roger Pierson, U of S professor of obstetrics, gynecology and reproductive sciences |
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Combatting Fungal Infection in Crops—Naturally: Vladimir Vujanovic, U of S associate professor of food and bioproduct sciences and Agri-Food Innovation Fund Chair in Agricultural Microbiology and Bioproducts |
