LHS:STAT

Whose Knowledge Counts? Rethinking Implementation Science with Dr. Ejemai Eboreime Whose knowledge shapes how we create change in health systems—and whose knowledge gets overlooked? In this episode of LHS’s JustIS in LHS series, introduced by Denise Thomson, host Dr. Stephanie Montesanti speaks with Dr. Ejemai Eboreime about knowledge, power, and equity in implementation science. Drawing on his ex...

In this unforgettable episode of the Arts-Based Patient-Oriented Research For You series, hosts Candace Ramjohn and Minn-Nyoung Yoon speak with Dr. Andrea Furlan, about transforming complex health evidence into accessible YouTube content. Dr. Furlan is a physician-scientist. She is Professor in the Division of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine, in the Department of Medicine of the University of...

In this inspiring episode of LHS:STAT – Learning Health Systems: Speak Together, Act Together, host Candace Ramjohn welcomes Ingrid Nielssen, Patient Engagement Coordinator with the Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit, for a thoughtful conversation about what it truly means to engage people with lived experience as partners in research. Together, they explore how arts-based approaches can transform patient-...

Evaluating Creativity: Arts-Based Approaches, Public Health, and Graphic Medicine with Dr. Oralia Gómez-Ramírez How do we know whether arts-based approaches are actually making a difference? In this episode of AB POR You (Arts-Based Patient-Oriented Research for You), host Candace Ramjohn speaks with Dr. Oralia Gómez-Ramírez, as they explore the intersection of evaluation, public health, creativit...

Beyond the Myth of Perfect Policy Coherence: Wicked Problems, Values, and Learning in Complex Systems What if the policy coherence we so often strive for is not only unattainable, but potentially the wrong goal? In this thought-provoking episode in the JustIS in LHS series introduced by Denise Thomson, Associate Director of the Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit Learning Health System Team, host Stephanie...

The next invigorating and inspiring episode has arrived, enveloped in insightful conversation with Jane Zhao, comic artist and primary care researcher based in Toronto, Canada. Jane is also completing a PhD in health policy and health services research at the University of Toronto. We foray into the topic of positionality, Jane's story and her personal experiences and reflections on arts-based...

The conversation continues on Arts-based Patient Oriented Research for You (AB POR You) series, with special guest Minn N. Yoon, Associate Professor, Mike Petryk School of Dentistry. Dr. Minn N. Yoon is an associate professor at the University of Alberta who utilizes arts-based research, such as the "see me, hear me, heal me" project, to humanize the clinical experiences of patients with...

Listen in on the next exciting conversation in the Arts-based Patient Oriented Research for You (AB POR You) series, with guest Alexis Louise Attinoto, MS, BSN-RN, a Nurse research coordinator from Chicago, Illinois as she shares her experiences and explorations in Graphic Medicine and arts-based knowledge mobilization from a science communication perspective. Hosted by Candace Ramjohn, Visual Alc...

In this next exciting conversation of the Arts-Based POR You series, hear Yelena Gluzman, an interdisciplinary scholar and an experimental theater director and filmmaker whose work draws on feminist STS, critical disability studies, ethnomethodology and distributed cognition. Her recent projects investigate how "other minds" are staged in laboratory experiments (Cognitive Neuroscience an...

Tune in to another exceptional episode of the LHS:STAT AB POR You (Arts-based Patient-Oriented Research [for] You series, where we engage in reflexive conversations on arts-based knowledge mobilization and what it means for whom, with whom, and by whom this work is being done. Hosted by Candace Ramjohn, Visual Alchemist and Knowledge Mobilization Specialist for the Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit, this...

Tune in to the exceptional first episode of the LHS:STAT AB POR You (Arts-based Patient-Oriented Research [for] You series, where we engage in reflexive conversations on arts-based knowledge mobilization and what it means for whom, with whom, and by whom this work is being done. Hosted by Candace Ramjohn, Visual Alchemist and Knowledge Mobilization Specialist for the Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit, thi...

Welcome to the Learning Health Systems: Speak Together, Act Together (LHS: STAT) podcast! This podcast is a collaboration between Dr. Stephanie Montesanti, Academic Lead of the AbSPORU Learning Health System (LHS) Team and also on Faculty at School of Public Health at the University of Alberta; Dr. Cory Bradley, Faculty at the Center of Dissemination and Implementation Science (CDIS) at Northweste...

Welcome to the Learning Health Systems: Speak Together, Act Together (LHS: STAT) podcast! This podcast is a collaboration between Dr. Stephanie Montesanti, Academic Lead of the AbSPORU Learning Health System (LHS) Team and also on Faculty at School of Public Health at the University of Alberta; Dr. Cory Bradley, Faculty at the Center of Dissemination and Implementation Science (CDIS) at Northweste...

Welcome to the Learning Health Systems: Speak Together, Act Together (LHS: STAT) podcast! This podcast is a collaboration between Dr. Stephanie Montesanti, Academic Lead of the AbSPORU Learning Health System (LHS) Team and also on Faculty at School of Public Health at the University of Alberta; Dr. Cory Bradley, Faculty at the Center of Dissemination and Implementation Science (CDIS) at Northweste...

Welcome to the Learning Health Systems: Speak Together, Act Together (LHS: STAT) podcast! This podcast is a collaboration between Dr. Stephanie Montesanti, Academic Lead of the AbSPORU Learning Health System (LHS) Team and also on Faculty at School of Public Health at the University of Alberta; Dr. Cory Bradley, Faculty at the Center of Dissemination and Implementation Science (CDIS) at Northweste...