Diversity and inclusion in pediatric research: From ideation to implementation

EDI in action: Advancing research with women+ and children

This comprehensive webinar series, hosted by WCHRI and in collaboration with the College of Health Sciences, is designed for researchers at all career stages looking to advance research in women+ and/or children’s health. The series features expert speakers addressing critical aspects of equity, diversity, and inclusion in research practice. Topics include EDI implementation in biomedical research and grant applications, ethical engagement with Indigenous People and communities, 2SLGBTQIA inclusion, and using inclusive language in research.

Join WCHRI and the College of Health Sciences for the fourth in a series of webinars about improving EDI research practices. In this session, you will learn about the barriers to research engagement for those with limited English proficiency, along with recommendations and strategies for improving inclusivity and increasing the likelihood of diverse representation in research. This session is intended for all researchers with an interest in learning about being more inclusive in clinical research.

Speakers:
Quynh Doan is the senior executive director at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute and a clinician scientist in pediatric emergency medicine at the University of British Columbia. Her research focuses on improving timely access to mental health care for children and youth.

Jennifer Claydon is the director of clinical research operations at BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute. With over 20 years of experience facilitating clinical research, she works to enhance inclusivity and participant engagement across health research settings.

Date: June 16
Time: 12–1 p.m.
Location: Zoom

Registration is required.

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