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260 BRITISH COLUMBIA APPENDIX 9. Healthcare Research Centres (cont’d) RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION 1. BROAD-BASED RESEARCH CENTRES Providence Health Care Research Institute www.providencehealthcare.org/research/index.html Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute (VCHRI) www.vchri.ca 11th Floor – 1190 Hornby Street Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2K5 Office of Research Services Tel: 604-806-8567 Fax: 604-806-8568 Erin Cherban Tel: 604-806-8871 erin_cherban@mail.cheos.ubc.ca or Gail DiBernardo Tel: 604-806-9608 gdibernardo@providencehealth.bc.ca Administration Office Rm 100 - Willow Chest Centre 2647 Willow Street Vancouver, B.C. V5Z 3P1 Tel: 604.875.4372 - Fax: 604.875.5684 - research@vch.ca Contact: Karen Donaldson, Manager, VCHRI Tel: 604.875.5470 karen.donaldson@vch.ca PHCRI conducts research in the areas of heart, lung and kidney care, HIV/AIDS, critical care, mental health and addiction and other urban health issues, and elder care research. PHCRI focus is on research that pursues real life health solutions for the patients and residents cared for at Providence Health Care and across B.C.. PHCRI has over 100 principle investigators and several Research Centres whose areas of research are directly aligned with the priority care programs of Providence Health Care: • James Hogg iCAPTURE Centre for Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Research • Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences • B.C. Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS • Centre for Healthy Ageing at Providence. PHCRI also houses two National research programs: • CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network • Centre of Excellence for Commercialization and Research: The Prevention of Organ Failure Centre of Excellence (PROOF Centre). Clinical research at Vancouver General Hospital (and UBC Hospital) is conducted by the Vancouver Coastal Health Research Institute (VCHRI), a partnership between Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH) and UBC. It fosters and promotes research and innovation across the entire VCH. VCHRI is one of Canada’s top funded health sciences research institutes. With a focus on translational research and innovation, the Institute supports and develops programs and initiatives across the health spectrum and at several sites and research centres in B.C.: • Brain Research Centre: focuses on mechanisms of brain function and neurological disorders of the brain including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, mood disorders, and schizophrenia. • Centre for Clinical Epidemiology & Evaluation: supports clinical research and evaluation of clinical programs and provides expertise in clinical research methodology and statistics to other VCHRI investigators and health care policy makers • Centre for Hip Health & Mobility: brings together researchers from a wide range of disciplines to investigate and treat hip fractures and osteoarthritis, and create new surgical solutions. • Centre for Respiratory & Critical Care Medicine: research to improve prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of respiratory and critical care illnesses including lung cancer, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disorder, sleep apnea, and tuberculosis. • ICORD: International Collaboration on (spinal cord) Repair Discoveries: research into surgical advances, and new approaches in rehabilitation leading to better health outcomes for people with spinal cord injury. • mmunity & Infection Research Centre: works to understand the immune mechanisms that both fight infectious diseases and cause immune disorders • The Vancouver Prostate Centre: focuses its efforts on fighting prostate cancer through improved understanding of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment, as well as patient education.
CLINICAL TRIALS AND PRECLINICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MAP 261 RESEARCH CENTRE/ URL CONTACT DESCRIPTION British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) School of Health Sciences No URL 3700 Willingdon Avenue Burnaby, B.C. V5G 3H2 Tel: 604-434-5734 Contact: Franca MacInnes, Operations Manager Tel: 604-432-8855 Franca_MacInnes@bcit.ca Applied research contact: BCIT Applied Research Liaison Office (ARLO) Wing E - 4355 Mathissi Place Burnaby, B.C. V5G 4S8 Tel: 604-456-1032 Fax: 778-329-0314 ARLO@bcit.ca 2. NEUROSCIENCE SPECIFIC RESEARCH INSTITUTES Brain Research Centre (BRC) VCHRI www.brain.ubc.ca International Collaboration On (Spinal Cord) Repair Discoveries (ICORD) VCHRI icord.org/contact-us/ 2211 Wesbrook Mall Vancouver B.C. V6T 2B5 Tel: 604-822-7246 Fax: 604-822-0361 info@brain.ubc.ca Communications or media inquiries: communications@brain.ubc.ca Blusson Spinal Cord Centre 818 West 10th Avenue Vancouver B.C. V5Z 1M9 Contact: Lowell McPhail, Operations Manager mcphail@icord.org/ Tel: 604-675-8811 BCIT conducts grant-funded and industry-sponsored applied research and development focused on solving industry’s challenges. Bringing together multi-disciplinary teams from a range of research areas spanning trades and technical expertise, BCIT researchers create practical applied research solutions that can be transformed immediately into commercially relevant products, services and applications. BCIT research is primarily motivated by the creation of direct and indirect benefits for students. Applied research provides students with practical learning opportunities, and produces outcomes that further economic success and employment opportunities. BCIT Research projects and initiatives in the healthcare sector are currently taking place in the following areas: • Aging and Disability • Biotechnology • Health and Safety • Health Technology • Health Informatics • Medical and Assistive Device Development • Medical Imaging • Natural Health Products. BRC focuses on mechanisms of brain function and neurological disorders of the brain including multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, mood disorders, and schizophrenia. BRC addresses six areas of neuroscience research: • Neurodegeneration (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, ALS) • Multiple sclerosis • Mental health and addictions • Stroke • Neurotrauma • Vision. BRC supports specialized laboratories that incorporate medical science’s most recent advances in technology at the cellular and molecular levels. The Brain Research Centre is committed to developing new technologies to aid diagnosis and treatment. Two key areas of technology at the Centre are diagnostic imaging, which is the observation of activity of the living brain, and genomics, which is the application of the newest tools in gene technology and gene therapy. ICORD undertakes research into surgical advances, and new approaches in rehabilitation leading to better health outcomes for people with spinal cord injury. ICORD combines more than 350 researchers (43 principal investigators and 312 trainees, technicians, and staff to foster and maintain an interdisciplinary, collaborative research and training environment. ICORD programs bring together researchers and practitioners from the basic sciences, social sciences, medicine, surgery, rehabilitation, engineering, kinesiology, education, and the humanities to facilitate the discovery, development and implementation of relevant solutions that will make a difference for people with spinal cord injury today and tomorrow.
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