Upcoming Events

This workshop will a toolkit called, the Roadmap for Youth Engagement in Research, designed to provide practical strategies and tools to support SickKids research trainees, staff and teams in planning, implementing, sustaining, and evaluating youth engagement in research.

In this talk, the speaker will share the progress of her PhD, with a particular focus on the national cohort of 6,980 UASC that she and her supervisory team developed, the first and only cohort of its kind in the country. She will also discuss findings from her qualitative fieldwork, which involved 28 UASC and explored their experiences of social care accommodation, how these experiences have affected their physical and mental health, and how accommodation and support could be improved to better meet their needs.

This talk presents a multi-phase, Europe-wide priority-setting study (2024-2025) conducted according to the James Lind Alliance methodology and led jointly by migrants and clinicians, comprising two Delphi-informed online consultations and an in-person consensus workshop using a modified nominal group technique.

In this talk, Drs Harris and Rothman will share their work using CanCHECs to create a child and youth cohort of over 4 million children (CanCHECKids). They will discuss findings from two recent publications: one prospective cohort focused on individual/household determinants and a second nested case-control study focused on area-level indicators. They will examine the differences between the individual and area-level results and the implications of these findings for injury prevention.