Read our paper highlighting the top quality and most useful mhealth apps for patients living with cancer. 📲 Thank you Current Oncology for featuring our manuscript on the front page as the title story. Lydia Ould Brahim Sylvie Lambert

What excellent workshops today at the Cantrain clinical trials training summit. Glad to be a CBITN mentee for the opportunity to attend these talks.

#mcgill24 – McGill's day of giving – is back on March 13. Our nursing students are eager to make an impact in the world. This #McGill24, will you help them create a better future? mcgill24.ca McGill Alumni McGill Alumni

Check out our new paper! From patient-reported outcomes (PROs) to family-reported outcomes (FROs): Acceptability and perceived usefulness of routine screening in cancer care, in the Palliative & Supportive Care Journal: doi.org/10.1017/S14789… Sylvie Lambert Lydia Ould Brahim

A pleasure collaborating on this work supporting #caregivers! 📣 Key findings from cgs: - prioritize screening emotional symptoms - match concerns with needed health services - want to decide what is shared (& how) with patient - share results with oncology team Ingram School of Nursing Research Unit

Dr. Linda E. Carlson 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🎉 My PhD student Sydney Wasserman is part of @cbitn_rceic this past year and what an amazing opportunity for students and their supervisors. Thank you for the leadership in establishing this training opportunity Dr. Linda E. Carlson 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 Simon Bacon Dr. Kim Lavoie, PhD Int Behav Trials

Having a great time learning about the effective use of AI technology in healthcare at the Symposium Transformation numérique : vers une approche globale de la santé at HEC Montréal with sarah chehayeb (we miss you Sylvie Lambert!)

First team meeting for the #IBTN2024 summer school working on behavioural interventions! #teamANTS 🐜

Opening plenaries at Int Behav Trials by Alex Rothman - "there is nothing more practical than a good theory.". Behavioral theories should provide : - greater precision of constructs - shape of the relation between constructs & behaviors - what conditions do the relations hold

Sydney Wasserman PhD student Ingram School of Nursing Research Unit @ibtn presenting her concept analysis of digital health equity

What an outstanding cohort of international multidisciplinary trainees attending out 2024 IBTN Summer School Int Behav Trials Mont Behav Med Cent Simon Bacon @cbitn_rceic Molly Byrne Vincent G Boucher anda dragomir

I had an incredible time at the International Behavioural Trials Network. What a week… first the IBTN intensive summer school, then the CBITN Networking event, poster & plenary sessions and workshops. I’ve learned so much already, thank you for this opportunity Int Behav Trials

My amazing supervisor Sylvie Lambert led the panel discussion about Issues of Equity and Access in Digital Behavioural Interventions. Such interesting ideas covered about practical strategies to ensure our digital health behavioural interventions are created equitably!

2/ It was a pleasure to attend with members of sylvie lambert’s self-management at McGill, including fellow PhD students Sydney Wasserman and sarah chehayeb

Grateful to have the opportunity to share my work Bridging the Digital Divide exploring the topic of Digital Health Equity at the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion session at today. What an amazing first day at the Canadian Association of Psychosocial Oncology conference #CAPO2024

How aligned are we with our 2022-2027 Strategic Plan? Sydney Wasserman, Sitara Sharma, & Dr. Doris Howell recently “took a pulse” of CAPO as it stands – check out their poster for key insights into the organization’s value and priorities! #PsychosocialOncology #CAPO #OncologyCare

It’s exciting to see our published article get more views and citations! With many mobile health apps for cancer patients available on the market, we sought to find those of the highest quality. Check out our paper here: mdpi.com/1718-7729/30/8… Lydia Ould Brahim Sylvie Lambert

Thank you St. Mary's Hospital Foundation @stmarysmtl for the Spotlight! "Today, we would like to feature Dr. Sylvie Lambert and Sydney Wasserman, two passionate researchers whose work has earned them prestigious awards."

I'm grateful to have had the platform to speak about the issues with Nursing retention in Quebec last night on City News. A new report found that 43% of nurses under the age of 35 leave the profession. We need to give nurses a good reason to stay. montreal.citynews.ca/2024/09/24/que…

So excited to share the findings from my Master's thesis recently published in the Journal of Palliative & Supportive Care! 📖lnkd.in/eUTBJNDf We found that Coping-Together helps families facing advanced cancer to: ✅Manage symptoms ✅Reduce stress ✅Improve communication