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: Psychosocial factors that influence health-related outcomes in older adults living with chronic conditions
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: Healthy Aging and Autism, health policy, healthcare risk management, and health services research.
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: 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, mindfulness,depression, disability, cognitive decline, chronic diseases, 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: 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
Research Interests: Substance use, Indigenous mental health, older adults, health psychology.
Research Interests: Pain in dementia, knowledge translation, health psychology
.@jtquilliam is an impeccable Chief of Protocol for the Province & an amazing MC for the SOM ceremonies. He is an incredible creative individual who gets to the core of the issues he discusses/presents in formal functions. I’m grateful to have met you, Jason. You make SK proud.
Congratulations @DrThomasHadjist !! 🍾🥂🏆
The @CanadianPain is proud to see one of our members recognized with the Saskatchewan Order of Merit! 🎉 One of the most prestigious recognitions to add to a long list of well-deserved awards for an outstanding career.
It was an amazing honour to be invested in the Saskatchewan Order of Merit. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has been part of this journey: my students (some in the photo) knowledge users with lived experience, @UofRegina, colleagues, collaborators
UofR's Dr. Natasha Gallant has been named a Canada Research Chair in Aging and Long-Term Care, focused on reducing isolation & loneliness among older adults to prevent or delay dementia. This award is part of $4.4M in federal funding to U of R scholars!
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This issue contains stories about:
the CAH Distinguished Lecture, Dr. Angela McGinnis’s research, CAH Award for Innovation winners, our 2024 Brain Awareness Week event, and the CAH Director’s upcoming induction into the Saskatchewan Order of Merit.
https://research.uregina.ca/cah/newsletters/2665/
SSM’s virtual conference, Social Precribing: Living Well in our Communities, is MAY 29 & 30! 3 weeks away! Speakers’ photos & bios now on the website. It will be an excellent event. Speaker info, agenda, registration and more at https://skseniorsmechanism.ca/conference-2024/