Biomedical Research Grant
2019: Awarded to Dr. Rahul Chanchlani by the Kidney Foundation for "Long-term kidney and heart outcomes after acute kidney injury among newborns and children."

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2019: Awarded to Dr. Rahul Chanchlani by the Kidney Foundation for "Long-term kidney and heart outcomes after acute kidney injury among newborns and children."
2019: Awarded to Dr. Flory Muanda.
2019-2023: Awarded to Dr. Danielle Nash by CIHR-IHSPR.
2019-2022: Awarded to Dr. Gregory Hundemer by the The Kidney Foundation of Canada.
2019: Awarded to Dr. Flory Muanda for the project "Preventing medication errors in patients with low kidney function."
2018: Awarded to Dr. Flory Muanda for the paper "Use of antibiotics during pregnancy and the risk of major congenital malformations: A population-based cohort study". The prize is awarded to the best paper published in BJCP during an academic year. Read more
2017: Awarded to Dr. Rahul Chanchlani by Hamilton Health Sciences for studying epidemiology and outcomes of acute kidney disease requiring dialysis among children.
2016: Awarded to Dr. Amit Garg. Every year, the Young Investigator Award is presented to one individual 45 years of age or younger “with an outstanding record of achievement and creativity in basic or patient-oriented research related to the functions and diseases of the kidney.”
2016: Awarded to Team Western, including Dr. Kristin Clemens for the best answer to the question "To what extent does re-prescribing and re-dispensing of culprit drugs contribute to the burden of adverse drug events presenting to Canadian hospitals?" and the Judges Choice Award.
2015-2018: Awarded to Dr. Danielle Nash by CIHR-IHSPR.