Event Report: Access to Low Back Pain Care: The Saskatchewan Landscape
The final reports from the "Mobilizing Rural, Remote, and Urban Patient Perspectives to Enhance Access to Chronic Back Pain Care" have been published!
The final reports from the "Mobilizing Rural, Remote, and Urban Patient Perspectives to Enhance Access to Chronic Back Pain Care" have been published!
Dr. Oluwakemi Awe successfully defended her PhD in the School of Public Health
Drs. Brenna Bath and Katie Crockett along with team members Dr. Marwa Farag, Anne-Marie Graham, Christine Epp, Dr. Hayley Legg and Dr. Oluwakemi Awe were awarded a Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation Grant in partnership with the Saskatchewan Health Foundation.
Project: Feasibility and Acceptability of a Physical Therapist Led Education and Exercise Program for People Living with Osteoarthritis Awaiting Hip or Knee Total Joint Arthroplasty. CONGRATULATIONS!
MHAC is proud to have Young Innovator, College of Medicine Health Science student, Tayah Zhang as part of the team! Tayah is conducting a research project that partners with Indigenous community members to examine more culturally responsive ways to assess and communicate with Indigenous patients about chronic musculoskeletal pain. Tayah, along with supervisor Dr. Stacey Lovo (PhD), assistant professor in USask’s School of Rehabilitation Science, are partnering with many Indigenous communities across Saskatchewan to co-develop community-directed needs assessments and pain scales.
Congratulations to MHAC researcher Dr. Stacey Lovo, co-PIs Dr. Brenna Bath, Dr. Jaris Swidrovich and Dr. Scotty Butcher on being awarded the 2020-2021 Solutions- IMPACT Grant funded by the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation.