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Results for "CIHR Special Project"
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Helicobacter pylori infection in Arctic Indigenous communities: assessing the validity of infection status measures and estimating the effect of bacterial load on gastritis severity
DownloadSpring 2023
severity of gastritis among CANHelp project participants. Estimating the accuracy of alternative staining methods provides information needed to evaluate the cost-effectiveness of special stains for detecting Hp. In this thesis, I investigated whether using special stains (Giemsa, Warthin-Starry and/or
of a sequence of pathological conditions associated with an increased risk of stomach cancer. The Canadian North Helicobacter pylori (CANHelp) Working Group conducted community projects to respond to concerns of Arctic Indigenous communities about health risks from Helicobacter pylori (Hp) infection
. CANHelp community projects used multiple methods for classifying Hp infection, including the urea breath test (UBT), pathological evaluation of stomach tissue, and tissue culture. My thesis assessed the validity of Hp infection detection methods and estimated the effect of the Hp bacterial load on the
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2017-09-14
Findlay, Alliston - Administrative Assistant, Grant Assist Program, Coe, Helen - Project Coordinator, Grant Assist Program
This resource, available for download, lists University of Alberta CIHR Project Spring & Fall 2016 reviewers (Stage 1 and 2). While this information is available publicly at http://www.cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/39399.html we feel it would be useful for applicants from the University of Alberta to have this
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2018-01-30
Cordat, Emmanuelle, Graham, Michelle, Wevrick, Rachel
This Powerpoint is from a workshop where three Fall2017 Project reviewers, shared their insights into preparing fundable Project applications (Cordat, Graham & Wevrick).
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2013-04-24
Davidge, Krissy - Senior Advisor, Knowledge Translation, CIHR, Elliott, Janet - Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering; Canada Research Chair in Thermodynamics; Adjunct Professor, Department of Laboratory Medicine & Pathology
the CHRP LOI Review Committee. Dr. Elliott is a PI on current NSERC Discovery and CIHR Operating Grants and has previously held a CHRP grant.
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How to incorporate Patient Engagement and Integrated Knowledge Translation (iKT) into your Project Grant
Download2020-02-04
Salim, Saad, McCormick, Angela, Ladner-Keay, Carol, Rasiah, Jananee, McAlpine, Laura
How to incorporate Patient Engagement and Integrated Knowledge Translation (iKT) into your Project Grant Content: Tips on Getting Your Clinical Health Research Project go from Fundable to Funded Capitalize on Formulating the Right Patient Engagement Plan Strategies to integrating Knowledge Users
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2018-05-01
Schultz, Michael, Simala, Joanne
Join us to hear from for the Dr. Michael Schultz. He participated in the Fall 2017 CIHR Project peer review at CIHR as Scientific Officer for Biochemistry & Molecular Biology. He will discuss problems with and strategies for: selecting an appropriate peer review committee ensuring that your
registration abstract demonstrates why your application is appropriate for the peer review committee selected along with the grant assignment process at CIHR providing key words and shaping summaries to best fit their important roles in the peer review process