Centre for Health Evaluation and Outcome Sciences
Connecting the dots between research and the real world
CHÉOS produces high-quality evidence to make informed changes to the health care system.
July 6, 2021
CHÉOS produces high-quality evidence to make informed changes to the health care system.
CHÉOS answers the big questions, to make big changes to the health care system.
Dr. John Staples aims to inform programs that can help reduce overdose risk in people who leave hospital against medical advice
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CHÉOS Scientists are leading eight of the projects funded in this round, plus a further fourteen projects are supported by CHÉOS Scientists as co-investigators
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A new CHÉOS-led project aims to help decision makers understand the effects of pharmaceutical policy changes
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The award highlights the most important and impactful research in the field and promotes the findings to a wider audience
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CANCOV is a cross-Canada study that aims to understand why some people get severe disease and the long-term effects of COVID-19
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A new study examining the impact of COVID-19 on teachers in BC found four out of five reported worse mental health. Two-thirds reported a heavier workload than before the pandemic.
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Bridging the gap between data, research, and care, CHÉOS is a collaboration between cross-disciplinary scientists and expert research staff evaluating the effectiveness of health interventions at the population level. From assessing the cost-effectiveness of a new drug or treatment option to informing policy decisions that change how care is delivered, CHÉOS seeks to improve health outcomes for all.
CHÉOS investigators are known for the high calibre of research they undertake. The Centre is comprised of over 130 staff members and more than 75 scientists who are experts in their fields, including Canada Research Chairs, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Scholars, and Canadian Institutes of Health Research Investigators.
The combination of our Scientist’s diverse expertise and the support departments that specialize in every part of the research process makes CHÉOS a unique and innovative hub for health research.
CHÉOS Scientists are organized into research programs that focus on specific parts of the health system. Having many different types of researchers allows CHÉOS to address complex problems in a collaborative way.
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The scientists at CHÉOS are only part of the story. Thanks to a supporting cast of research professionals, including project managers, data scientists, and statisticians, we are uniquely positioned to help turn good ideas into great research projects.
Read MoreThe work of our scientists and staff is often found in the pages of top journals.
Each year, we publish over 300 peer-reviewed papers.
CHÉOS investigators and research support staff are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. Current projects include examining mental wellness during a pandemic, the impact of school disruptions, treatment options for COVID-19 and identifying workplace risks that may increase the risk of transmission to paramedics. Our investigators have also shared their expertise in a number of areas related to the pandemic.
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Dr. Andrew Kestler is involved in a new study interviewing people with opioid use disorder to understand their perspectives of the pandemic
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CANCOV is a cross-Canada study that aims to understand why some people get severe disease and the long-term effects of COVID-19
Read MoreAs a member of the health research community, CHÉOS is proud to support and promote research-related events and seminars happening around the country.
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Work in Progress Seminar Series
September 22 @ 10:00 am
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Work in Progress Seminar Series
October 20 @ 12:00 pm
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