USask health research leaders honoured with SHRF awards
Internationally recognized environmental and health researcher Dr. Ingrid Pickering (PhD) has been awarded the 2018 Achievement Award by the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF)
College of Nursing professor receives award
Dr. Linda Ferguson is honoured with the 2018 Pat Griffin Scholar Award
Dr. Lois Berry supports rural sustainability conference with SSHRC grant
Small, rural communities across Canada are facing decreasing skilled labour pools, inadequate access to technology, aging residents, unique health challenges,loss of services and rising crime.
Research explores Indigenous palliative care
Dr. Louise Racine and Dr. Susan Fowler-Kerry’s project explores the needs of and the challenges to providing culturally competent palliative care to Indigenous populations living in rural and remote areas of Saskatchewan
Dr. Louise Racine Shines in Research Grant Competitions
Dr. Louise Racine has been awarded five grants to help further her research on immigrant, refugee and Indigenous health.
Post-Doc Accepts Research Position with the Indigenous Peoples’ Health Research Centre
Postdoctoral Scholar Meridith Burles has accepted a Research Fellow position with the Indigenous Peoples Health Research Centre
Celebrating 100% Success in SHRF Sprout Grant Competition
Please join the College of Nursing in congratulating Drs. Angela Bowen and Geoffrey Maina on their successful applications in the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) Sprout Grant competition. The SHRF sprout grant is offered in partnership with the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research and is aimed at investing in patient-oriented research to improve the health and care of Saskatchewan people. The successful funding of both these projects represents a 100% success rate for College of Nursing applications in this latest competition.
Taking a Close Look at Distributed Learning
Assistant Professor Dr. Don Leidl has received funding to evaluate the use of our distributed learning infrastructure.
U of S-led Homelessness Mitigation Project Aims to be National Model
A community partnership in Prince Albert, led by College of Nursing researcher Dr. June Anonson, is looking at homelessness.