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 268 A collaborative team of basic scientists, clinicians, and health professionals whose expertise spans genomics, molecular microbiology, immunology, infectious diseases, transplantation immunology, medical genetics, epidemiology, health care delivery, and policy development. IIRC research interests include basic mechanisms of human immune responses involved in transplantation and infectious diseases in order to improve public health outcomes and health services. Current programs Include: • Transplant immunology • PREPARE - proteomics approaches to rapidly identify novel targets in microbial pathogens leading to novel therapeutics and vaccines for emerging infectious diseases. • Centre for Human Islet Transplant and Beta Cell Regeneration: transplantation of beta-cells is a promising treatment option that eliminates the need for insulin injections. CHITBCR conducts research to address the main limitations of beta-cell transplant. IIRC labs are at: • Heather Pavilion East, 2733 Heather Street V5Z 3J5 • Jack Bell Research Centre, 2660 Oak Street B.C. V6H 3Z6 • Research Pavilion, 828 West 10th Avenue V6Z 1L8 • B.C. Centre for Disease Control, 655 West 12th Avenue V5Z 4R4 Contact: Jeffrey Helm, Research Co-ordinator 604-875-4111 x 68576 Immunity & Infection Research Centre (IIRC) VCHRI www.iirc.ca/Immunity_and_Infection_Research_Centre.htm jhelm@interchange.ubc.ca The PROOF Centre discovers, develops, commercializes and implements non-invasive tests (biomarkers) for prevention, diagnosis, prediction, management, and treatment of diseases associated with organ failure. It carries forward programs in the development of biomarkers for heart, lung, and kidney failure as well as for new blood assays for genes, proteins, and metabolites. One of the PROOF Centre’s flagship programs is the “Biomarkers in Transplantation” initiative. Now in its second phase, this innovative project has identified biomarkers in the blood that will tell the clinical transplant team immediately whether a transplanted organ is being rejected, using a simple blood test. Room 166, Burrard Building, 1081 Burrard Street, Vancouver B.C. V6Z 1Y6 Tel: 604-806-8328 Fax: 604-806-9274 proof@hli.ubc.ca Contact: Marjorie Co, Chief Development Officer Tel: 604-806-8934 Prevention of Organ Failure Centre of Excellence (PROOF) www.proof.hli.ubc.ca BRITISH COLUMBIA Marjorie.Co@hli.ubc.ca 8. OTHER DISEASE-BASED HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRES B.C. Provincial Renal B.C. Provincial Renal Agency BCPRA plans and monitors the delivery of province-wide kidney care services. Agency (BCPRA) St Paul’s Hospital BCPRA addresses the challenge of kidney disease by: www.bcrenalagency. 700-1380 Burrard Street • improving early diagnosis and treatment ca/default.htm Vancouver B.C. V6Z 2H3 • ensuring that the system itself is financially sustainable Tel: 604-875-7340 • educating British Columbians about the risks and signs of kidney disease Contact: Adeera Levin BCPRA activities include: bcpra@bcpra.ca • Plans and monitors the delivery of province-wide kidney care services • Develops province-wide clinical standards and guidelines • Develops funding models to support best health outcomes • Measures and reports on patient and system outcomes • Supports knowledge-development through research and teaching.
RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION CHHM aims to prevent falls and hip fractures through early intervention with programs for youths and seniors, educate and train skilled scientists and clinicians, detect osteoarthritis at an early stage, treat bone and joint problems with more effective surgical solutions, including minimally invasive surgeries, evaluate the impact, effectiveness and costs of novel interventions, translate research that is relevant, effective and sustainable into programs, practices and policies through knowledge integration. CHHM brings together researchers from a wide range of disciplines to investigate and treat hip fractures and osteoarthritis, and create new surgical solutions CHHM integrated research program focuses on four key areas: • Hip Fracture Prevention. • Early Detection of Hip Osteoarthritis • Surgical Solutions 3/F 2647 Willow Street Willow Chest Centre Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 1M9 Tel: 604-875-5250 Fax: 604-875-4762 chhcontactus@hiphealth.ca Centre for Hip Health & Mobility (CHHM), VCHRI www.hiphealth.ca CLINICAL TRIALS AND PRECLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MAP • Knowledge Translation DDSC trains undergraduate medical students to have a grounding and basic training in Dermatology through the Undergraduate Program, while graduate medical students are trained to become fully licensed Dermatologists in our Postgraduate Program for residents. DDSC Research involves research through the Clinical Trials Unit and our five specialized laboratories: • Skin Cancer Biology Laboratory • Photomedicine and Optics Laboratory • Hair Research Laboratory • Immunodermatology Laboratory • Laboratory of Predictive Medicine and Therapeutics By analyzing the needs of the community, DDSC design research projects to address those needs. The output of DDSC research is new knowledge, new drugs, new techniques, new patents, and more – DDSC take this information back to our clinical settings to help and treat out patients. DDSC 835 West 10th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 4E8 Tel: 604-875-4747 Fax: 604-873-9919 Department Head: Harvey Lui Research Directors: Jan Dutz, Gang Li Contact: Karen Ng, Administrator Tel: 604-875-4111 x 61324 karen.ng@ubc.ca The Department of Dermatology and Skin Science (DDSC) http://www.derm.ubc. ca/about_ubc_dermatology/default.htm 9. CHILD AND YOUTH HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRES 950 West 28th Avenue Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 4H4 Tel: 604-875-3194 Fax: 604-875-3076 MacLeod, Stuart: Executive Director Tel: 604-875-2404 smacleod@cw.bc.ca Child and Family Health Research Institute (CFRI) www.cfri.ca 269 CFHRI is the largest child and family-related research institute in Western Canada and works in close partnership with B.C. Children’s Hospital and Sunny Hill Health Centre for Children, B.C. Women’s Hospital & Health Centre, agencies of the Provincial Health Services Authority; B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation; and UBC. Research spans a wide range of children’s and women’s health concerns. Main areas of research are: • Childhood Cancer • Diabetes, Nutrition & Metabolism • Developmental Neurosciences & Child Health • Genetics & Health • Immunity in Health & Disease • Innovations in Acute Care & Technology • Reproduction & Healthy Pregnancy.
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