health researcher speaker series: implementing and evaluating socially accountable learning health systems in northern ontario

presented by dr. brianne wood:  joint social accountability and learning health systems associate scientist in a partnership between the northern ontario school of medicine, thunder bay regional health sciences centre and the thunder bay regional health research institute.

about the speaker:
dr. brianne wood is the inaugural joint social accountability and learning health systems associate scientist in a partnership between the northern ontario school of medicine (nosm), thunder bay regional health sciences centre and the thunder bay regional health research institute. she is a health research foundation fellow in health systems resilience. her research focuses on the development, implementation, and evaluation of learning health systems research in northern ontario and support the integration of educational and health systems research. as associate scientist, dr. wood supports primary health care research, quality improvement, and capacity-building in northern ontario. she also serves as the director of northh (the nosm research toward health hub—a practice-based research network for primary health-care providers) within nosm’s centre for social accountability. with a phd in epidemiology from the university of ottawa, dr. wood has expertise in integrated knowledge translation and mixed methods research. dr. wood also has applied experience from working as a health systems epidemiologist in northern ontario, including health equity impact assessments, health system performance measurement, and primary health care capacity, specific to northern, rural, and remote contexts.

meeting link: https://bit.ly/hrss-january-27

meeting number (access code): 2342 159 8615

meeting password: bw27

alternatively, you may join the session by phone: +1-647-484-1598 (long distance fees may apply)

access code: 2342 159 8615