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APPENDIX 9. Healthcare Research Centres (cont’d) 274 BRITISH COLUMBIA RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION 11. AGEING AND GERONTOLOGY RESEARCH CENTRES Centre on Ageing (COA) University of Victoria COA at the University of Victoria is a multidisciplinary research centre established in 1992. Our mandate is to promote and conduct basic www.coag.uvic.ca PO BOX 1700, STN CSC and applied research throughout the lifespan. Victoria, B.C. V8W 2Y2 COA research is conducted in partnership with seniors, their families, organizations, health care providers, and the government. The Tel: 250-721-6369 research conducted includes needs assessments and social surveys, experimental research, program evaluations, development of clinical Fax: 250-721-6499 diagnostic tools, and social policy research; some of which is conducted using the Survey Research Centre. COA Research areas include: senage@uvic.ca • Ageing in Rural and Small-Town Environments Director • Caregivers/Caregiving and Social Support Holly Tuokko • Chronic Illness/Disease/Disability Tel: 250-721-6576 • Cross Cultural Studies in Aging htuokko@uvic.ca • Driving Contact: Tom Ackerley, Manager, • Environmental Health Survey Research Centre • Ethical Issues in Gerontology Tel: 250 472-5250 • Ethnicity and Immigration ackerley@uvic.ca • Falls and Injuries Among Seniors • Gender and Sexual Diversity • Home Care/Long Term Care • Health Care Reform • Health Education • Healthy Living/Health Promotion/Self-Care • Health Service Utilization • Housing • Intellectual Disability • Intergenerational Relationships • Measurement and Psychometrics • Mental Health and Cognitive Functioning • Palliative Care/End of Life • Well-being/Quality of Life. Centre for Healthy 4865 Heather Street CHAP is a catalyst for improving the lives of older British Columbians. Based within a health care setting, CHAP identifies complex and long Ageing at Providence Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 0B3 standing problems in the delivery of care to older British Columbians and undertakes research to illuminate poorly understood areas of (CHAP) Tel: 604-876-7112 elder care. www.centrefor- Fax: 604-876-7113 CHAP is a vehicle for developing and fostering collaborative working relationships between hospitals, universities, community service healthyaging.ca chap@providencehealth.bc.ca providers and groups representing elders who share an interest and expertise in the health care needs of older adults. These partnerships Contact: Sherin Rahim-Jamal srahim- blend complementary skills and inspire a shared vision among different organizations. jamal@providencehealth.bc.ca CHAP also makes transferring knowledge to stakeholders a priority and engages in evidence-based advocacy to improve care delivery. Tel: 604-876-7112 x 600
RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION CRPD is an interdisciplinary research centre committed to addressing issues related to a personhood approach to dementia and dementia care. CRPD evolved in response to a recognized need for research to examine the potential of a personhood approach to dementia care practices in B.C.. CRPD is a trans-disciplinary research centre situated in the School of Social Work and Family Studies at UBC. CRPD represents the collaboration between twelve British Columbian researchers engaged in research focused on a person-centred approach to dementia. CRPD expertise that capture biomedical, social sciences, and humanities perspectives at both academic and clinical levels, the CRPD provides a unique environment for research collaboration. Research activities are contributing to the growing body of research focused on personhood in dementia. CRPD aims to: • increase understanding of personhood in dementia develop interventions for supporting personhood. Centre for Research on Personhood in Dementia (CRPD) www.crpd.ubc.ca CLINICAL TRIALS AND PRECLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MAP Jack Bell Building, UBC 2080 West Mall Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z2 Tel: 604-822-6872 Fax: 604-822-8656 crpd@interchange.ubc.ca Director CRPD : Deborah O’Connor Tel: 604-822-5299 deborah.oconnor@ubc.ca Contact: Val Ball, Research Co-ordinator, CRPD Tel: 604-822-6872 crpd@interchange.ubc.ca GRC was established in 1982 with the help of grants from Imperial Oil, the Real Estate Foundation of B.C., Shoppers Drug Mart, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. The associated Department of Gerontology was established in 1983. GRC and Department serve as a focal point for research, education and information on individual and population aging and maintain an active publications program to promote utilization of existing knowledge in the following areas: • Aging and the Built Environment • Changing Demography and Lifestyles • Culture and Aging • Research and development of programs to promote health, well-being and a sense of community among ethnic groups. • Health Promotion/Population Health and Aging • Prevention of Victimisation and Exploitation of Older Persons • Technology and Aging. Simon Fraser University Vancouver 2800 - 515 West Hastings Street Vancouver, B.C. V6B 5K3 Tel: 778-782-5062 Fax: 778-782-5066 gero@sfu.ca Chair, Department of Gerontology Andrew Wister wister@sfu.ca Contact: Anne Marie Barrett Manager, Academic and Administrative Services geradmin@sfu.ca Gerontology Research Centre (GRC) www.sfu.ca/grc/ 275
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