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APPENDIX 9. Healthcare Research Centres (cont’d) RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION 282 This pediatric research unit operates out of the B.C. Children’s Hospital in association with the Faculty of Paediatrics at UBC. Its mission is to foster pharmaceutical policy innovation through proactive policy research, training and knowledge translation concerning the effectiveness, safety and cost management of prescription drugs. POPi has 3 general components: Drug Safety, Drug Effectiveness, Drug Policy. The goal of POPi’s Director, Dr. Bruce Carleton, is to make medication use more effective and safer for all patients, particularly children. His research focus is on the impact of drug therapy on human health and quality of life. He is particularly interested in developing better ways to evaluate the effectiveness of drugs, medication-use models designed to improve patient health, as well as practical surveillance systems to improve the safe use of medication. The Pharmaceutical Outcomes Programme Children’s and Women’s Health Centre of B.C. E423-4480 Oak Street, Vancouver B.C., V6H 3V4 Dr. Bruce Carleton, Director Tel: 604-875-3609 Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy Innovations, Children’s and Women’s Health Centre of B.C. POPi www.popi.ubc.ca bcarleton@popi.ubc.ca Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy Innovation (POPI) Research Unit studies drug effectiveness, safety and costs to provide decision makers with cost effective drug coverage strategies that produce the best health outcomes. Much of the work has a focus on pharmaceutical use by children and seniors, two populations particularly at risk for adverse drug reactions. POPI unit has access to the largest prescription database in Canada: B.C.’s PharmaNet system has captured all prescription drug purchases by B.C. residents since 1995, and can be linked to other databases with information on physician services, hospital care and vital statistics. POPI recommends improvements in clinical and public policy, including studying trends and regional variations in asthma care and patient compliance with treatment; examining how to assess “real life” drug effectiveness in patients who may have multiple medical conditions, especially seniors; evaluating five provincial drug plans to determine optimal policies; evaluating the impact of academic detailing, or educational outreach, on drug prescribing across Canada to identify best practices in detailing programs; and identifying trends, safety University of Victoria Pharmaceutical Outcomes and Policy Innovation POPI (no URL) concerns and research priorities regarding the dispensing of prescription medication to B.C. children. BRITISH COLUMBIA CHSPR undertakes policy relevant research and graduate training, and engages and informs health policy and issues that matter to Canadians. CHSPR Research is in scientific enquiry into population health and into ways in which health services can best be organized, funded and delivered. Researchers and staff carry out a diverse program of research and development, delivering the tools and analyses needed to renew health care and improve the health of Canadians. CHSPR research interests are in the areas of: • Health and Health Care Use: Investigating population-wide patterns of health and health services use • Health Human Resources: Investigating the supply, distribution and service provision of physicians and nurses • Primary Health Care: Developing evidence-based frameworks and approaches to understanding primary health care systems • Pharmaceutical Policy: Studying the financing, delivery and use of prescription drugs • Workplace Health and Safety: Studying ways to improve workplace health and safety. Public Administration/Human and Social Development University of Victoria PO Box 1700 STN CSC Victoria B.C. V8W 2Y2 Tel: 250-721-8066 Fax: 250-721-8849 Contact: Rebecca Warburton, Assistant Professor rnwarbur@uvic.ca 201-2206 East Mall Vancouver B.C. V6T 1Z3 Tel: 604-822–4969 Fax: 604-822–5690 enquire@chspr.ubc.ca Director, Maurice Barer Tel: 604-822-5992 Contact: Vanessa Chu, Communications Specialist Tel: 604-822–6668 vchu@chspr.ubc.ca UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research (CHSPR) www.chspr.ubc.ca
RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION 15. ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH CENTRES School of Environmen- 3rd Floor - 2206 East Mall, UBC SOEH is a teaching and research unit in the College for Interdisciplinary Studies. SOEH primary objective is to prepare professionals and tal Health (SOEH), UBC Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1Z3 researchers with the expertise to evaluate risks from physical, chemical and biological exposures and the skills and sensitivities to effect www.soeh.ubc.ca Tel: 604- 822-9595 changes that will protect human health and well-being. Fax: 604-822-9588 SOEH faculty and students have an outstanding record in occupational and environmental science research. SOEH research themes include: Executive Director, Christie Hurrell • Air pollution • Bioaerosols Centre for Health and Environment • Determinants of exposure • Epidemiology and risk regulation Research • Knowledge translation • Musculoskeletal injuries and claims Tel: 604-827-5622 • Nanosensors • Noise in the built environment • Noise and heart disease • Occupational carcinogens CLINICAL TRIALS AND PRECLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MAP • Occupational respiratory disease • Young workers BCEOHRN was founded in 2005 through an award from the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research. BCEOHRN’s Strategic goals include: • Improved research capacity through enabling inter-institutional collaboration and seed funding to develop innovative research ideas. • Student support by providing funding (travel bursaries, pilot funding, team building grants) and a mentorship program. • Improved knowledge transfer by hosting two meetings per year that bring together stakeholders (researchers, educators, policy makers, trainees) to address occupational and environmental health issues that are priorities to British Columbians. BCEOHRN Network is currently comprised of over 1,000 members from across the province. Detailed information about our members can be viewed at our members’ database available by clicking the button at the top of any page on our website. Members are: • University-based and community-based researchers from many disciplines • Research trainees and students • People who work in environmental and occupational health fields, and are interested in research • Service providers • Policy-makers, including local and regional health authority representatives. Scientific Director: Dr. Henry Harder Tel: 250-960-6506 Associate Scientific Director: Dr. Paul Demers Tel: 604-.822-0585 pdemers@interchange.ubc.ca Contact: Executive Director - Ms. Pat Atherton Tel: 250-216-7290 patherton@bceohrn.ca The B.C. Environmental and Occupational Health Research Network (BCEOHRN) www.bceohrn.ca 283
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