Research Week. David Erickson, PhD. Ming Leung. Taylor Hainstock and Denise Cloutier, PhD. Caroline Mariano, MD. Kathy Riyazi.

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1 DAY 1 - June 08, 2017 Simon Fraser University, Surrey Campus, 3rd Floor, SUR3240 Room, Avenue, Surrey BC Close to Practice: Research at the Point of Care 9:15 9:20 Welcome Susan Chunick Director, Department of Evaluation and 9:20 9:40 Clozapine or Cognitive-Behaviour Therapy for Refractory Psychosis? A Feasibility Study 9:40 10:00 Effect of a Pre-Dialysis Low Intensity Exercise Program on Mental and Physical for Elderly Haemodialysis Patients David Erickson, PhD Ming Leung Clinical Psychologist, Fraser North Early Psychosis Program; and Psychosis Treatment Optimization Program, Fraser Physiotherapist, Regional Seniors Falls and Injury Prevention, Fraser 10:00 10:20 From Home to Home : Mobilizing Knowledge Around the Caregiver Journey 10:20 10:40 Break 10:40 11:00 Clinical Utility of a Chemotherapy-Toxicity Prediction Tool for Elderly Cancer Patients in a Community Oncology Setting Taylor Hainstock and Denise Cloutier, PhD Caroline Mariano, MD (TH) Patient Research Liaison, BC SUPPORT Unit, Vancouver Island Regional Centre (DC) Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Research Affiliate, Institute of Aging and Lifelong, University of Victoria; Faculty Advisor and Chair, Population Data Analysis (PHDA) Program; and PopData Education and Training Unit (ETU), Faculty Oversight Population Data BC Physician, Medical Oncology, Royal Columbian Hospital, Fraser 11:00 11:20 Transitioning Patients from Nurse Practitioners to Family Physicians: Identifying Barriers and Alternatives from Patient Perspectives 11:20 11:40 Staff Commitment, Adherence and Clinical Effectiveness of Hip Protectors for Preventing Hip Fractures in Long-Term Care Homes Kathy Riyazi Alex Korall, PhD Project Leader, Primary Care, Fraser Post-Doctoral Fellow, George and Fay Yee Centre for care Innovation, University of Manitoba 11:40 11:45 Wrap-Up Susan Chunick Director, Department of Evaluation and

2 DAY 2 - June 09, 2017 Central City, 4th Floor, Fir Room, Avenue, Surrey BC Paging Dr. Google: Teaching your Patient to Find the Good Stuff 12:00 1:00 Workshop Workshop Overview: Patients often turn to the internet for medical information, but not all information is created equal. What do you tell a patient who has come into your office with something printed off from the internet? How do you advise them of the best way to evaluate the medical information they find? Do you know which free, online resources are the best to recommend to patients who seek their own medical information? Library Services will share their favourite consumer health resources and tips for evaluating online information which you can pass on to your patients in order to improve their healthcare experience. Brooke Ballantyne Scott Ashley Lavoie Librarian, Royal Columbian Hospital, Fraser Library Technician, Surrey Memorial Hospital, Fraser

3 DAY 3 - June 14, 2017 Sheraton Guildford Hotel, Fraser Room, Avenue, Surrey BC Keynote Day: Patients at the Center of Research 8:30 9:00 Registration/Light Breakfast 9:00 9:15 Welcome Dayan Muthayan, MD 9:15 10:15 Keynote Speaker: Can-SOLVE CKD: A Adeera Levin, MD Patient Oriented Research Network to Transform Kidney Care in Canada Executive Medical Director, Physician Partnerships & Performance, Fraser Can-SOLVE CKD Network Co-Lead; Professor of Medicine, University of British Columbia; Head UBC Division of Nephrology; Executive Director Provincial Renal Agency; and President International Society of Nephrology 10:15 10:35 Break 10:35 11:05 Researching e- Applications for Integrating Person-Centered Assessments into care Services 11:05 11:35 Improving Quality of Life through Falls Reduction 11:35 12:00 BC SUPPORT Unit Fraser Centre: How Fraser and SFU are Prioritizing Patient-Oriented Research 12:00 1:00 Lunch 1:00 2:00 Panel Discussion: How patients would like to be involved on research teams; What is the best way to engage a patient; Examples of success stories from their engagement on research teams. Moderator: Susan Chunick Rick Sawatzky, PhD and Bruce Forde, PhD Sandy McLeod Susan Chunick and Magdalena Newman Sunaina Sharma Bob Strain Geoff Cowman Larry Funnell (RS) Canada Research Chair in Patient-Reported Outcomes (Tier 2); Professor, School of Nursing, Trinity Western University; and Research Scientist, Centre for Evaluation and Outcome Sciences, Providence Care Research Institute (BF) CEO, Cambian Business Services Inc. Regional Clinical Nurse Educator, Patient Safety & Injury Prevention, Clinical Quality & Patient Safety Program, Fraser (SC) Director, Department of Evaluation and (MN) Research Navigator-Leader, BC SUPPORT Unit Fraser Centre (SS) Patient Representative, BC SUPPORT Unit Fraser Centre (BS) Patient Advisory Council Member, Fraser (GC) Richmond/Delta Chapter 60 Chairman, CARP (formerly known as the Canadian Association of Retired Persons) (LF) Patient Research Ambassador, Institute of Musculoskeletal and Arthritis, Canadian Institutes of Research 2:00 2:05 Wrap-Up Sonia Singh, MD Program Medical Director, Department of Evaluation and

4 DAY 4 - June 15, 2017 Simon Fraser University, Surrey Campus, 3rd Floor, SUR3240 Room, Avenue, Surrey BC Clinician and Patient Engagement in Rehabilitation Research: Challenges and Rewards 9:15 9:20 Welcome Scott Brolin Executive Director, Rehabilitation, Palliative Care & Queen s Park Care Centre 9:20 9:45 Keynote Speaker: Engaging Clinicians and Patients in Rehabilitation Research: Why Bother? Alison Hoens Physiotherapist and Methods Clusters Knowledge Translation Specialist, BC SUPPORT Unit 9:45 10:00 Challenges and Rewards with Coordinating a Bedside Measurement Study for Hemiplegic Shoulder Pain Tina Moran Neuro-Medical Clinical Supervisor Physiotherapy, Royal Columbian Hospital 10:00 10:15 Patient Engagement in Goal Setting in Inpatient Rehab: Important in Theory but Limited in Practice Amanda Arione Clinical Practice Leader, Physiotherapy, Eagle Ridge Hospital 10:15 10:30 Break 10:30 10:45 Clinician and Patient Engagement in the Development and Delivery of the Stroke Coach Study 10:45 11:00 Incorporating Clinical Research into Daily Therapy During Inpatient Rehabilitation: Experiences from the DOSE Study 11:00 11:15 It IS About Us! Patient Engagement in Arthritis Research 11:15 11:30 Physical Activity Coaching in Arthritis Research: Talk the Talk Don t Just Walk the Walk 11:30 11:55 Panel Discussion: Clinician and Patient Engagement: Successes and Areas for Improvement Moderator: Lynne Feehan Brodie Sakakibara Christina Cassady Tara Klassen Beverley Wasmund Jenny Lesse Janet Lundie Jason Moller Lynne Feehan, PhD Brodie Sakakibara Christina Cassady Tara Klassen Beverley Wasmund Jenny Lesse Janet Lundie Jason Moller (BS) Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Physical Therapy, UBC; Faculty of Sciences, SFU (CC) Physiotherapist, Research Coordinator Rehabilitation Research Program, GF Strong, and Physiotherapy Stroke Coach (TK) Doctoral Candidate, Rehabilitation Sciences, Department of Physical Therapy, UBC (BW) Occupational Therapist, Peace Arch Hospital DOSE Study, Site Coordinator, Laurel Place PhD Candidate, Rehabilitation Sciences, Department of Physical Therapy, UBC Arthritis Research Canada (JL) Clinical Lead, Physiotherapy Home, Fraser (JM) Physiotherapist, Clinical Supervisor Community REDi Program, Chilliwack General Hospital AND Both: Physiotherapy Activity Coaches in Arthritis Research Studies (LF) Lead, Clinical Research, Rehabilitation Program, Fraser 11:55 12:00 Wrap-Up Susan Chunick Director, Department of Evaluation and

5 DAY 5 - June 16, 2017 Royal Columbian Hospital, Sherbrooke Lounge, 260 Sherbrooke Street, New Westminster Clinical Trials Research Management Symposium 9:15 9:20 Welcome Susan Chunick Director, Department of Evaluation and 9:20 9:45 Connecting Patients and the Public to Research Opportunities: The BC Research Connection Project Stefanie Cheah Project Manager, BC Research Connection Project, Vancouver Coastal Research Institute (VCHRI) 9:45 10:10 Study Start-Up: Common Problems and Strategies to Resolve Them (Industry Focused) 10:10 10:55 Canada Clinical Trials Compliance Program 10:55 11:15 Break 11:15 12:15 ICH Good Clinical Practice Update and Impact Esme Remfry Mallik Mantripragada Jean Smart Clinical Research Consultant, ER Clinical Trial Consulting Ltd. Compliance Specialist, Clinical Trial Compliance Program, Regulatory Operations and Regions Branch, Canada, Government of Canada Regulatory Affairs & Quality Management Officer, British Columbia Clinical Research Infrastructure Network (BCCRIN) - BC Academic Science Network (BC AHSN) 12:15 12:20 Wrap-Up Susan Chunick Director, Department of Evaluation and 12:20 1:00 Networking Lunch