The first START Award competition was launched in May 2021 to support team development activities for the development of applications to the

Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) and Boehringer Ingelheim (Canada) Ltd. are pleased to announce a partnership to provide...

Dr. Michael Dubnewick, University of Regina Can you describe your area of research and how it is helping address a health-related issue...

Dr. Alexandra King, University of Saskatchewan Can you describe your area of research and how it is helping address a health-related...

SHRF Announces Almost $1.2M in Funding Support for Early-Career Researchers to Address SK Health Challenges Building capacity in...

Research Connections grants support short-term, targeted, human health research knowledge mobilization (KMb) initiatives taking place in,...

New research projects are exploring ways to harness the power of the internet to deliver culturally safe support to Indigenous caregivers.

Saskatoon - With the strain of the pandemic weighing on many aspects of the health system and how people have been able to access care...

Using Positive Space to Move into Hard Topics By Kathryn Thompson for SHRF Little is known about the mental wellness and health risk...

By Renee Greene for Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research (SCPOR) When Jordan Woodsworth was determining her PhD research...

Contributed by our partner AGE-WELL Twenty-one early career researchers from ten institutions across Canada have been selected to receive...

Today SHRF announces the latest funding results for the 2020-21 Establishment Grant competition.

By Nikki Desjardins for SHRF When Dr. Holly Graham started in her faculty position at the College of Nursing, her interest was in...

New $1.05M research chair at USask nursing college aims to improve Indigenous health By USask Research Profile and Impact University of...

Funding Results from SHRF and SCPOR’s 2019-20 Sprout Grant Announced Eleven research teams that engage patients as partners throughout...

Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) among Indigenous Peoples research group aim to estimate the epidemiology of the disease

Dance has more to offer than a “fitness craze”, promoting reconciliation and Métis heritage By USask Research Profile and Impact...

We're pleased to announce nearly $2 million in funding for research that matters to Saskatchewan's health challenges through our...

Saskatchewan mothers shaping research aimed at improving the birthing experiences of Indigenous women Jessica Dieter will never forget...

The SCPOR trainee shares her story about joining a research team that is looking at Indigenous Women and culturally safe birth Carrie...