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CIHR's Transitions in Care (TiC) initiative aims to improve the health and wellness of people living in Canada by supporting research that transforms the health system to improve outcomes for individuals experiencing various transitions in care. This initiative represents a research investment of nearly $38 million over the past six years.

As part of the TiC Team Grants Phase 2 funding opportunity, the Government of Canada, through CIHR, in partnership with the Azrieli Foundation, Mitacs, and the Rossy Foundation, is providing $12M to 14 inter-disciplinary research teams evaluating solutions to improve health care transitions.

The funded teams will investigate care transitions in various areas of our health system, such as mental health care, the pediatric transition to adult care, the care of people with complex medical conditions, the long-term care system, and palliative care.

Funded teams

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Nominated Principal InvestigatorProject name
Dr. Anne Duffy

Queen's University

U-Flourish university student well-being research: Developing and evaluating mental health support pathways and transitions for the diverse university student population
Dr. Sharon Whiting

Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute

Evaluating the effectiveness and impact of a long-term transition clinic on recently-transitioned adolescents with epilepsy
Dr. Neesh Pannu

University of Alberta

UPTAKE: Using Personalized risk and digital tools to guide Transitions following Acute Kidney Events - A pragmatic randomized controlled trial in Connect Care
Dr. Laura Brunton

University of Western Ontario

Evaluating a Model of Transitional and Lifelong Care for Adults with Childhood-Onset Disabilities
Dr. Sarina Isenberg

Bruyère Research Institute

Advancing the Care Experience in PAlliative care patient Transitions from hospital to Home (ACE-PATH): Co-designing an intervention to address the needs of patients and family caregivers and testing the intervention's acceptability and feasibility using an implementation study
Dr. Eyal Cohen

Hospital for Sick Children

Promoting Intensive Transitions for Children and Youth with Medical Complexity from Pediatric to Adult Care -- The PITCare Study
Dr. Mylène Aubertin

CIUSSS du Centre-Sud-de-l'Île-de-Montréal

Optimiser la transition des soins entre les différents milieux avec l'apport de la technologie pour favoriser la santé et l'autonomie des personnes âgées fragilisées vivant ou non en régions éloignées
Dr. Daniel Kobewka

Bruyère Research Institute

Supporting long term care residents through transitions to acute care hospital and end-of-life care with personalized prognoses and electronic decision support tools
Dr. Alene Toulany

Hospital for Sick Children

Quality Indicators for Transition from Paediatric to Adult Care for Youth with Chronic Physical, Developmental, and Mental Health Conditions: A National Consensus-Building Multi-stakeholder Initiative
Dr. Anne-Sophie Brazeau

McGill University

SUPPORT-T, an online training and peer support platform to accompany youth living with type 1 diabetes transitioning to adult healthcare
Dr. Patricia Li

Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre

Co-design and evaluation of a patient navigator intervention for migrant Children and Youth with Special Healthcare Needs experiencing care transitions
Dr. Maria Mathews

University of Western Ontario

The Primary Care Diabetes Support Program: Addressing Transitions in Care for Medically Complex, Unattached, and Socially Complex Patients with Diabetes
Dr. Kristin Cleverley

Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

Navigation to enhance post-secondary students' acute mental health care transitions
Dr. Gina Dimitropoulos

University of Calgary

TransitionED: Co-Designing and Implementing Canadian Practice Guidelines for Transitions for Youth with Eating Disorders
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