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2021 – 2026

Filling knowledge gaps for the success of Ontario Renal Plan 3

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Beaucage MB, Blake PG, Chanchlani R, Clark EG, Clemens KK, Dixon SN, Harel Z, Jain AK, Molnar A, Silver S, Sood MM, Weir MA, Zappitelli M
Co-Investigators: Al-Jaishi A, Bathini L, Bhasin AA, Cowan A, Field B, Bonnie, Garg A, Harvey-Rioux L, Jaakkimainen RL, Kim SJ, Kitchlu A, Knoll G, Kurdyak PA, Muanda F, Nash DM, Naylor K, Nesrallah G, Oliver MJ, Ordon M, Paterson M, Perl J, Roshanov P, Sontrop JM, Sultan H, Vorster AH, Wald R, Walsh MW, Wang C, Welk BK, Yau K, Young A
Grant Type: Project Grant
Grant Amount: $1,143,676

Grant

2021 – 2025

Development of a validated method to identify patients with chronic pain in electronic medical records and administrative health data to advance clinical research and patient care

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Gilron I, Green ME
Co-Investigators: Barber D, Choinière M, DeBow C, Greiver M, Jaakkimainen RL, Khan JS, Lacasse A, Simpson A, Slater MB, Williamson T, Wong ST
Grant Type: Project Grant
Grant Amount: $673,200

Grant

2019 – 2022

Atopic dermatitis: exploring prevalence and disparities (ADEPD)

Granting Agency: Physicians' Service Incorporated Foundation
Principal Investigators: Drucker A, Tu K
Co-Investigators: Chan A, Eder L, Jaakkimainen L
Grant Type: Research Grant
Grant Amount: $250,000

Grant

2018 – 2021

Enhancing the use of rheumatology EMRs to evaluate and optimize care

Granting Agency: The Arthritis Society
Principal Investigators: Widdifield J
Co-Investigators: Jaakkimainen L.
Grant Type: Operating Grant
Grant Amount: $300,000

Grant

2018 – 2020

Raising awareness of the burden of giant cell arteritis occurrence healthcare use costs

Granting Agency: CIORA – Canadian Initiative for Outcomes in Rheumatology Care
Principal Investigators: Barra L, Widdifield J
Co-Investigators: Jaakkimainen L, Paterson M
Grant Type: Operating Grant
Grant Amount: $115,000

Grant

2018 – 2019

Atopic dermatitis: Exploring prevalence and disparities (ADEPD)

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Drucker A, Tu K
Co-Investigators: Chan A, Jaakkimainen L
Grant Type: Project Scheme Grant
Grant Amount: $100,000

Grant

2017 – 2021

Population health needs, provider capacity and unattached and underserved patients

Granting Agency: Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Principal Investigators: Glazier R, Green M
Co-Investigators: Dahrouge S, Hogg W, Jaakimainen L, Kiran T, Tranmer J.
Grant Type: HSRF grant
Grant Amount: $2,087,547

Grant

2015 – 2016

Measuring performance in vascular disease management in primary care settings based on Canadian Cardiovascular Harmonization of National Guidelines Endeavour

Granting Agency: Canadian Vascular Network
Principal Investigators: Tu K
Co-Investigators: Jaakimainen L, Tobe S, Ivers N, Butt D, Walker K, Lee T
Grant Type: Seed and matched funding
Grant Amount: $73,500

Grant

2015 – 2016

Leveraging electronic medical records and health administrative data to evaluate patient care and outcomes in rheumatic disease

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Bernatsky S, Hawker G, Kreder H, Tu K
Co-Investigators: Bombardier C, Butt D, Ivers, N, Jaakkimainen L, Jenkinson R, Kuriya B, Morris Q, Paterson M, Pope J, Ravi B, Thorne C, Tomlinson G, Wasserstein D, Widdifield J
Grant Type: Operating Grant
Grant Amount: $100,000

Grant

2013 – 2016

Measuring wait times along the pathways of care in primary care

Granting Agency: Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators: Jaakkimainen L
Co-Investigators: Bronskill S, Tu K, Ivers N, Glazier R, Barnsley J, Butt D, Del Giudice L, Durbin J, Keller E, Leaver C, Tepper J, Upshur R
Grant Type: Operating Grant
Grant Amount: $448,802

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Filling knowledge gaps for the success of Ontario Renal Plan 3

Development of a validated method to identify patients with chronic pain in electronic medical records and administrative health data to advance clinical research and patient care

Atopic dermatitis: exploring prevalence and disparities (ADEPD)

Enhancing the use of rheumatology EMRs to evaluate and optimize care

Raising awareness of the burden of giant cell arteritis occurrence healthcare use costs

Atopic dermatitis: Exploring prevalence and disparities (ADEPD)

Population health needs, provider capacity and unattached and underserved patients

Measuring performance in vascular disease management in primary care settings based on Canadian Cardiovascular Harmonization of National Guidelines Endeavour

Leveraging electronic medical records and health administrative data to evaluate patient care and outcomes in rheumatic disease

Measuring wait times along the pathways of care in primary care