The Ministry of Children and Family Development is undertaking public engagement, reviewing research and evaluating a pilot model to design the future of services for children and youth with support needs (CYSN Services). This presentation will follow up on the previous presentation about existing CYSN Services and plans for public engagement. The focus of this […]
New event — Save-the-date May 23 (Thu) | In-person Conference | Whistler, BC Audience: rural family physicians, specialists, and nurse practitioners. Overview: The first Rural Point-of-Care Ultrasound Skills (POCUS) Congress is scheduled one day before the annual Rural Health Conference. Be part of this full-day event in Whistler, BC, where we'll dive into the world of POCUS skills […]
Join UBC's Research Security team top learn more about new Government of Canada requirements for research security in federal funding, how they relate to your research, and about the resources and support available to help you navigate these requirements while safeguarding your research.
Learn the best ways to look for work online and in-person, and decide which strategies will help you to access the hidden job market. Link will be sent to RSVPs closer to the day of
Are you interested in making your course materials more accessible to all learners? Or do you have specific questions about formatting your Open Educational Resources (OER) to be accessible for everyone? Join us at the Accessibility Studio, where you can drop in for a one-on-one chat with our specialists. Gain valuable insights into designing accessible course materials or creating and adapting […]
Draws from the Point of Care Child and Youth Eating Disorders Care Pathway May 23 (Thu) | 6:30–8 p.m. PDT | Webinar Audience: all health professionals. Overview: Join this 90-minute webinar to explore the importance of detecting eating disorders among youth early. Expert speakers will discuss key signs and symptoms indicative of eating disorders and review why, when […]
Curiosity moves us. Determination gets us there—because progress doesn’t happen on its own. See how we push forward.
