September 21, 2022: CBC Article

Our research coordinator, Cody Davenport, was on CBC Information Morning Fredericton and Moncton discussing MedReviewRx and its potential to reduce inappropriate medications in long-term care residents.

Our first newsletter is available on the link below. The winner of our sign-up contest is Rachel W. Congratulations! 

We are happy to announce the return of the 12th annual Aging Care & Research Symposium.

Several of our projects are looking for older adults or their caregivers to participate in our research. Learn more on the project pages or reach out to us at (506) 444-3880 or email below. Participants wanted for: 

Vaccinations with CANImmunize

Passive Aware Dementia Care 

Bruce Hallihan interviewed our Executive Director, Justine Henry about our newest projects. Print edition Saturday, April 16, 2022. Read it online below.

This event is FREE to attend in-person or virtually on May 11th, 2022. Get your tickets on Eventbrite below. 

We are excited to have 2 new projects funded. Read about all the new projects below.

A full list of the Healthy Seniors Pilot Projects, including 7 of our own, can be found on the NB-IRDT website.

Our MedReviewRx project had an article published in the BioMed Central Journal. Full link below. 

UNB Alumni Blog post featuring the CANImmunize partnership with CIRA. 

CIRA is proud to have been selected for a total of 5 projects from the Healthy Seniors Pilot Project. See the project descriptions below. 

Manager of Research Services, Justine Henry, and Kelsey Rusk, Research Coordinator, discussed the CANImmunize project and how the project has changed since the onset of COVID-19.    

Manager of Research Services, Justine Henry, and Kelsey Rusk, Research Coordinator, discussed the CANImmunize project and how the project has changed since the onset of COVID-19.    

Manager of Research Services, Justine Henry, discussed the Centivizer project and the facility wide needs assessment that took place at York Care Centre.   

CIRA was honoured to be named Research Team of the Month for May 2020 by the New Brunswick Health Research Foundation. 

Interview and newspaper article that highlights visiting researcher Sherry Law and her work on a virtual reality fall prevention software.