The WHRI has launched a monthly Lunch & Learn series in collaboration with the BC Children Hospital's Research Institute (BCCHR). In an effort to support our strategic goals, this initiative aims to build awareness of WHRI and BCCHR services and bridge capacity among research staff and members concerning these specialty areas.
Who: Dr. Beth Payne & Dr. Holly Longstaff
When: October 18th at 12:00 pm Pacific.
How:
Sessions are presented as a Zoom Webinar. Participant camera’s and mics will be disabled.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89786132990
Webinar ID: 897 8613 2990
Where: online Zoom Webinar
Objectives:
- To define AI, generative AI, machine learning and other key concepts relevant to the discussion of use of AI in the workplace.
- To provide an overview of existing academic guidelines from UBC, SFU and other BC institutions.
- To discuss current use of AI in a research setting and questions staff may have about usage now and in the future.
- To discuss possible risks related to privacy, patient, staff safety, accuracy of output, disclosure and citations that should be considered before use of AI at work.
Who: PHSA Quality, Safety & Clinical Informatics Team
When: September 20th at 12:00 pm Pacific.
How:
Sessions are presented as a Zoom Webinar. Participant camera’s and mics will be disabled.
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89786132990
Webinar ID: 897 8613 2990
Where: online Zoom Webinar
Objectives:
- To learn about research build in CST Cerner
- To explore research tools and applications
- To understand the Research Program Utilization Form (PUF’s) and next steps
Who: Haneen Amhaz, Master of Public Health student at Simon Fraser University
Sally Xuanping Chen, Digital Health Research Coordinator at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute and WHRI
Dr. Beth Payne, Digital Health Research Program Manager at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute and the WHRI
When: August 16th at 12:00 pm Pacific.
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details or check our latest eBlast to download the calendar invite.
Where: online (zoom) or in SHY H214 on the CW Campus.
Objectives:
• Introduce the concept of human-centered design and its significance in the context of research
• Present the key principles of human-centered design and why they should be applied to enhance patient engagement
• Provide a practical example of human-centered design approaches used for activities in the RAPID project (https://whri.org/our-initiatives/rapid/).
• Understand the benefits and opportunities of implementing a human-centered design approach in other digital health research projects for patients, healthcare providers, and stakeholders within WHRI &BCCHR
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Who: Nicole Prestley, KT Manager, WHRI
When: July 19th at 12:00 pm Pacific.
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details.
Where: online (zoom) or in SHY H214 on the CW Campus.
Who: Sabina Dobrer
When: June 14th at 12:00 pm.
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details or check our latest eBlast to download the calendar invitation
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Who: Sabina Dobrer
When: May 10th at 12:00 pm
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details or check our latest eBlast to download the calendar invitation
Objectives:
- How to avoid “garbage in garbage out” situations by using data cycle steps
- To learn about accepted practices in DATA planning, production, description, management, pre-processing, protection, and governance
- To understand how data privacy is relevant to all stages data undergo trough the life cycle of the project
- How some aspects of data cycle processes and procedures can help us to tell a story, reduce future uncertainty, and predict the likelihood of future events
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Who: Julia Santana Parrilla
When: April 12th at 12:00 pm
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details or check our latest eBlast to download the calendar invitation
Objectives:
- To identify and describe the value of qualitative methods
- To make qualitative methods approachable
- To support awareness of qualitative methods support and capacity at WHRI
Who: Nicole Prestley, Julia Santana Parrilla, and Sabina Dobrer
When: March 16th at 12:00 pm
What: An overview of the Lunch & Learn series purpose and how to access qualitative, knowledge translation, and statistical support services.
How: email whri.communications@cw.bc.ca for details or check our latest eBlast to download the calendar invitation