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.
CHÉOS’ Dr. Amy Salmon and Jen Hawkins are co-leading a new project to build relationship resilience between people who use drugs and their loved ones in Fraser East
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Knowledge gained from following patients after foot and ankle surgery can help improve healing and patient outcomes from bone fractures
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Dr. Skye Barbic and Amanda Kwan discuss their latest publication on the amazing work of Foundry Penticton
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Thrombosis is a common side-effect of cancer treatment, but patients are often unaware of the signs and symptoms to look out for
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Drs. Eugenia Oviedo-Joekes and Anne Gadermann recently received support from the BC Knowledge Development Fund
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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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