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Brett Henderson demonstrates an exercise in his living room.

Patients embrace virtual visits as Sport Medicine Centre stays open for business

Social Work PhD student Brooke Allemang, recipient of a CIHR grant

Social Work PhD student receives prestigious CIHR grant to lead in field of patient-oriented research

Courtney Petruik hopes her PhD dissertation will inform practise and improve end of life care for people who are homeless.

Student learns how end-of-life compassion helps those living on Calgary streets

Digital health promises to revolutionize the way patients receive care

Community health navigators are helping patients along the path to better self-care. From left: community health navigators Syeda Afreen and Suzanne Evanson, a third-year student in UCalgary's Faculty of Social Work, with Rachel Clare, manager of the Community Health Navigation Services program at the Mosaic Primary Care Network, and Kerry McBrien, an assistant professor at the Cumming School of Medicine who helped develop the program. Photo by Michael Wood, O'Brien Institute for Public Health

Community Health Navigation program puts Calgary patients in the driver's seat

Peter Oxland, left, family advisor for critical care, and Dr. Tom Stelfox, University of Calgary associate professor of critical care medicine and an ICU physician, are collaborating to develop new measure of quality of care for critically ill and trauma patients. Their work is transforming how patients and family members are involved in improving critical care medicine across Alberta.

Doctor collaborates with patients' families to transform critical care in Alberta

Trouble making the change: my transgender experience