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(1/2) The BMJ (The BMJ) recently published an article by Eva Amsen (Eva Amsen) highlighting the efforts of the Evidence Alliance and international organizations to include patients and the public as meaningful research partners. Read more here: bmj.com/content/386/bm…

Pumpkin Carving 🎃 Fall Fun!! Great way to bring our CARE Lab team together to celebrate the harvest season. 🍂 Elliott Young Sarah Demedeiros

“When care isn’t getting to the people who need it, and when investments aren’t making people healthy, that’s a collapsed system. BUT, when things burn to the ground, it’s an opportunity to think differently.” Dr. Katharine Smart & Dr. Alika Lafontaine MD at #NACIC24

What are your dreams for the future for health and social care in Canada? #integratedcare #NACIC24

Way to rock your presentation Sarah Demedeiros 👏🏻 #wchriRD2024

Thank you Stephanie Montesanti for all of your endless support throughout this thesis journey! It was an honour to showcase the amazing work of the Grandmother’s Wisdom Network at #wchriRD2024 🧡

💖 | We're so excited to launch our friendship bracelet tree on the The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) front lawn to welcome Taylor Swift to Toronto! Take one, leave one, and snap a pic! 📸 💙 #TorontoTSTheErasTour #SickKidsLovesTaylor Taylor Nation #TSTheErasTour #TaylorSwift

On Dec 19th, my student Sarah Demedeiros successfully defended her MSc thesis on arts-based Indigenous KT practices in collaboration with the Grandmothers' Wisdom Network in AB. Such beautiful work from the ♥️. One of the grandmothers/Elders joined Sarah's defense and spoke to

Best part of the job! I’m feeling grateful for my CARE Lab team - their kindness, support, and most importantly how they all show up for each other. “…lead research from the heart” thanks Sarah Demedeiros #mentorship #MakingADifference #healthresearch

Thank you from the bottom of my heart, Stephanie Montesanti, for your endless support and mentorship 🩷. It's been an honour to begin my journey in health policy research through community-engaged work. The teachings and wisdom shared will stay with me for a lifetime.

A beautiful ending to a beautiful project! Yesterday, I received my very first Ribbon Skirt from Stephanie Montesanti 🩷🩵 — these ribbons will always serve as a reminder of the love, wisdom and relational bonds that shaped my MSc journey. Thank you for this generous gift!

Congratulations, Sarah Demedeiros! It was a true pleasure to play a small part in your journey—excited for your next chapter!

To our American friends who may now be struggling to find health information on US websites: Please check out the Public Health Agency of Canada's website for helpful resources, updated dashboards & practical health tips. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 canada.ca/en/public-heal…

WCHRI member Stephanie Montesanti is working with the Grandmothers’ Wisdom Network to share traditional teachings and cultural practices to support Indigenous mothers and children. Read more about the @stollerykids and Alberta Women’s Health Foundation-funded research: ualberta.ca/en/folio/2025/…

My gratitude and heartfelt thanks to the grandmothers’ wisdom network for their guidance over the past 5 yrs. I’m incredibly lucky to support their vision to reclaim traditional knowledge, teachings, and cultural practices among younger generations and families.

Bridge Healing is a transitional housing program that supports unhoused individuals discharged from Edmonton emergency departments. The government’s own evaluation shows it works. It saves money and saves lives. It’s just been cut by the UCP. Another cruel, shortsighted cut.

I’m pleased that Seniors, Community and Social Services will be providing $1.8 million in funding for the Bridge Healing Transitional Accommodation program for 2025-2026 to ensure its continued operations. This program focuses on stabilization and transition for vulnerable

R/T ⁦Joy SpearChief-Morris⁩: “The measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine has been in use for more than 50 years and is proven to be one of the safest and most effective vaccines available.” ⁦OCFP⁩ ⁦Ontario Medical Association⁩ apple.news/AasMd6CpKT9ytp…

Ontario has reported 440 measles cases in 2025 so far, compared to 64 in 2024, and 101 between 2013 and 2023. The vast majority of infections are in unvaccinated individuals. The measles vaccine is free, widely available, highly effective and backed by decades of safety data.

Grim realities and stark contrasts: What matters for health is income, housing and food insecurity, by Pat Rich prich5757.wordpress.com/2025/05/27/gri… via CAHSPR Andrew Boozary MD #sdoh