Clinical Trials and Preclinical Infrastructure Asset Map - Genome BC

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APPENDIX 9. Healthcare Research Centres (cont’d) RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION Down Syndrome Research Foundation (DSRF) http://www.dsrf.org/ 262 DSRF initiates and participates in research that provides insight into the unique learning style of Down’s Syndrome individuals. Data collected is analysed and pilot interventions and educational programs are developed and offered. These programs test the understanding of the brain and are evaluated to observe the impact on DSRF students. Even the slightest increase in cognitive ability, the objective that drives our work, can make a significant difference in the level of support an individual with an intellectual disability may require. DSRF specialises in imaging brain activity through magnetoencephalography (MEG). MEG records the magnetic fields in the brain using sensitive devices called SQUIDs (Superconducting Quantum Interference Devices). MEG installed at DSRF has a whole cortex capability 1409 Sperling Avenue Burnaby B.C. V5B 4J8 Tel: 604-444-3773 Toll-free in Canada at 1-888-464- DSRF Fax: 604-431-9248 Contact: Naznin Virji-Babul, Director, Research naznin@dsrf.org BCMHARI aims to build capacity and promote networking among the diverse nodes in mental health research. In the addictions field, the Network is partnering with the Centre for Addictions Research of B.C. (CARBC), and will aim to further expand the partnerships and infrastructures that have been initiated across the province. BCMHARI Network has provided funding to develop four Research and Knowledge Transfer Hubs: • Alcohol and Drug Monitoring Hub: aims to describe the main patterns of alcohol and other drug use and related harms in B.C.. • Clinical Research Hub: is designed to assist researchers in the selection and employment of measures to assess cognition, substance use, and severe psychopathology. • Community Based Research Hub: aims to increase capacity for CBR in mental health and addictions by providing access to CBR-specific training, resources, and networking opportunities. • Pharmacoepidemiology Hub: is a resource for researchers interested in using B.C.’s prescription database, PharmaNet, to study patterns of B.C. Mental Health and Addictions Research Institute (BCMHARI) www.mhanet.ca utilization of pharmacological agents in the treatment of mental illness and addiction. BRITISH COLUMBIA CARB is a provincial research network involving a partnership of SFU, Thompson Rivers University, the UBC, the UNBC and UVic, and administered by UVic. Advances public policy on substance use, harm reduction, and addiction issues in B.C. through research that sheds light on their social, cultural and psychological determinants. CARB core activities include: • To build research infrastructure and capacity across B.C. for the conduct of research that will increase understanding and support more effective responses to substance use • To conduct high-quality research that increases understanding of substance use and addiction, and informs effective responses • To disseminate research findings that increase understanding of substance use and addiction in order to increase awareness of related harms and to identify effective responses • To contribute to the implementation of evidence-based policy and practice. B.C. Mental Health and Addictions Research Network PHSA Research and Networks Suite 201-601 West Broadway Vancouver B.C. V5Z 4C2 info@mhanet.ca Tel: 604.707.6390 Fax: 604.707.6399 Contact: Jane Hood Network Director Tel: 604.707.6393 University of Victoria Technology Enterprise Facility Room 273 2300 McKenzie Ave Victoria B.C. V8P 5C2 Tel: 250-472-5445 Fax: 250-472-5321 carbc@uvic.ca Contact: Timothy Stockwell, Director timstock@uvic.ca Tel: 250-472-5445 Centre for Addictions Research of B.C. www.carbc.ca
RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION CLINICAL TRIALS AND PRECLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MAP CARMHA mandate is to conduct research that can be applied to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and quality of mental health and addiction services in B.C. and beyond. CARMHA research activities often address innovative approaches to the development, implementation and dissemination and evaluation of health promotion activities, preventive strategies and treatment services, particularly those that can be applied at a system-wide, population level. CARMHA research activities are in the areas of: • Workplace Mental Health • Self-Care • System Reform • Quality, Access & Evaluation • Population Health • Primary & Collaborative Mental Health Care • Mental Health, Addictions & the Corrections System • Knowledge Translation. SFU Faculty of Health Sciences Suite 2400, 515 W. Hastings Street Vancouver B.C. V6B 5K3 info@carmha.ca Benedikt Fischer Faculty and Interim Director Contact: Marilyn Sakiyama, Project Manager msakiyam@sfu.ca Tel: 778-782-5178 Centre for Applied Research in Mental Health & Addiction (CARMHA) http://www.carmha. ca/ 3. CANCER SPECIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTES 675 West 10th Avenue Vancouver B.C. V5Z 1L3 Tel: 604-675-8000 Contact: Sue Smith, Executive Assistant to the Vice-President, Administration and Services Research Administration ssmith4@bccancer.bc.ca Tel: 604-675-8109 Fax: 604-675-8187 B.C. Cancer Research Centre www.bccrc.ca 263 BCCRC performs basic, epidemiologic, and clinical research on cancer prevention, early diagnosis of cancer, the molecular and genetic characteristics of the cancer process, and basic research related to new treatments for cancer. BCCRC is the research arm of the B.C. Cancer Agency (BCCA), and is supported by the B.C. Cancer Foundation. With direct links to the cancer centres across the province, discoveries at the BCCRC are quickly translated into clinical applications. BCCRC is home to eight research departments, and BCCA Laboratory research takes place primarily in specific centres: • B.C. Cancer Agency’s Research Centre in Vancouver • Terry Fox Laboratory in Vancouver • Michael Smith Genome Sciences Centre in Vancouver • B.C. Cancer Agency’s Deeley Research Centre, Vancouver Island Centre in Victoria. BCCRC Research specialities include: • Advanced Therapeutics • Cancer Control Research • Cancer Endocrinology • Cancer Genetics and Developmental Biology • Cancer Imaging • Medical Biophysics • Molecular Oncology and Breast Cancer Program • Tumour Tissue Repository • Prostate Cancer Research Program.
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