Trainee members are students or post-doctoral fellows in recognized post-secondary institutions. Membership is not limited to students of the University of Regina.
Trainee members have the opportunity to volunteer for CAH committees, which like CAH Membership in general, offers important academic experience. Ultimately, as students gain experience and become faculty, researchers or health professionals, their CAH membership status can be upgraded from Trainee Member to Associate Member, Professional Associate, or Member.
Research Interests: Quality of care for hospitalized older adults, cognitive function, quality of care for delirium in the in patient setting, fall prevention and management
Clinical Interests: Geriatric Medicine
Research Interests: Healthy Ageing and Autism; Health Systems and Policy; Quality and Risk Management in Healthcare; Implementation Science; Realist Evaluation; and Health Services Research.
Research Interests: Health psychology, chronic diseases, aging
Research Interests: Chronic diseases, mental health, digital health, older adults, quality of life
Research Interests: Women’s mental health in the menopause transition
Research Interests: Health psychology, Pain, Dementia, Knowledge Tranlsation
Research Interests: Indigenous health; Indigenous mental health and wellness; Indigenous Elders; Indigenous traditional knowledge
Clinical Research Interests: Indigenous mental health and wellness; Substance misuse
Research Interests: Aging, caregivers, long-term care, and aging technology
Research Interests: Gait variability differences between males and females throughout the lifespan.
Research Interests: Non-Pharmacological Pain Management in Nursing Homes: Investigating approaches to pain management without the use of medications for older adults with dementia, focusing on the perspectives and insights of nursing team members.
Research Interests: My interests lie in the intersections of aging, mental health, and resilience. I am particularly drawn to research on the psychological well-being of older adults, culturally competent care in aging populations, and how community-based supports can enhance aging in place. I also have a strong interest in Indigenous health equity and the social determinants of healthy aging.
Research Interests: Pain assessment and management in adults with dementia; psychosocial outcomes for adults with dementia; applications of cannabinoids for patients with chronic illness; physical activity engagement for managing pain and enhancing health outcomes in older adults
Research Interests: Social isolation, loneliness, frailty, aging, cognitive decline, and longitudinal analysis
Research Interests: Pain, Dementia, Long-Term Care, Neurospychology
Research Interests: Eco-anxiety, climate change and mental health, decolonial mental health and environmental paradigms, neurodivergence and ADHD, nature and mental health, Indigenous knowledge systems
Research Interests: Mental health service access, cultural stigma, accessible interventions for minorities
Research Interests: Facial cues during pain expression in older adults with dementia
Research Interests: Health psychology, dementia, aging, loneliness in older adults
Research Interests: Pain in dementia, Aging, Quality of life of seniors
Congratulations to #URegina's @DrThomasHadjist, newly elected as a Fellow of the @src_rsc. His groundbreaking work is improving care for older adults with #dementia and chronic pain worldwide.
📺 Watch the video below, and learn more in Discourse: 📖 https://bit.ly/3WWYQbC
Two #URegina researchers have been elected Fellows of the @src_rsc — the country’s highest academic honour. 👏
Congrats to Dr. @rncarleton and @DrThomasHadjist, whose research is improving lives across Canada and beyond.
Learn more in Discourse:
Two U of R academics honoured | Discourse Magazine
Two University of Regina researchers elected Fellows of the Royal Society of Canada
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📅 Mark your calendars! Join us on Dec 10 for a webinar that explores how building design & operation can protect older adults’ health against extreme heat and wildfire smoke events.
🔗 Don’t miss out—register today: https://shorturl.at/IQwQg
Deeply honoured to join the Royal Society of Canada. I am grateful to an extraordinary team of collaborators and trainees who have helped advance our research on pain in dementia. Proud of what we’ve built, and motivated for what’s next.
This National Pain Awareness Week, people are still needlessly experiencing unmanaged pain. Find out what can be done to address it and look at how far we've come in the implementation of the Action Plan for Pain in Canada. #NPAW2025 http://PainCanada.ca/actionplan
Congratulations to #URegina psychology professor @DrThomasHadjist, recipient of the 2025 @cagacg Contribution to Gerontology Award!
Presented on Saturday in Montreal, the award honours outstanding contributions to the field of aging. 👏 #gerontology #research #congrats
