CHÉOS is active in a number of clinical research areas focused in improving patient care. In addition to cardiology, mental health, nephrology, critical care, and HIV research, our investigators undertake studies involving older adults and those who are critically or chronically ill, with the goal of reducing morbidity and mortality and enhancing quality of life.
A collaborative group of scientists in Vancouver have published results from a study showing the acceptability of point-of care testing at St. Paul’s Hospital.
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New CHÉOS research has concluded that the B.C. physician incentives program has had a mild to modest effect on mental health care, but that more is needed to close existing gaps in treatment.
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New research shows that about 50 per cent of British Columbians with depression are not receiving even the most basic level of care. Authors say the findings highlight the challenges of accessing mental health services across Canada.
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The event was part of the UBC Centennial Emerging Research Workshop on Ethics and Pragmatism in Indigenous Research, a two-day workshop.
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CHÉOS Scientists created a series of two-hour workshops for staff at Sheway
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CHÉOS investigators received funding over four years to improve health through the use of new technologies.
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