CHÉOS investigators have been successful at effecting widescale change across health systems at all levels, including internationally. Their work has provided vital data to guide policymakers in transforming existing health infrastructure and making evidence-informed decisions.
CHÉOS Trainees Jake Hutton and Dr. Mahsa Khalili are melding clinical and engineering fields to address this persistent and deadly public health problem
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CHÉOS Trainees Piper Scott-Fiddler and Samantha Martin-Ferris are giving back to their communities by improving access to culturally appropriate care
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CHÉOS researchers are at the forefront of work to answer some big questions and shape a healthier collective future
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Dr. Beth Snow highlights the role of power in undermining efforts to meaningfully involve patients to improve their care
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Dr. Bohdan Nosyk and team are using 25 years’ worth of data to empower change in BC
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In Part 2 of our series on rare diseases, Dr. Larry Lynd discusses what the future could look like for the diagnosis and treatment of rare genetic disorders
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