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ICES Scientists have a successful track record of peer-reviewed research grant awards. Browse our recent ICES Scientists grant highlights below.

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2021 – 2022

Intergenerational impacts of diabetes among First Nations mothers and their children

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Shah BR
Co-Investigators
Funnell S, Green ME, Jones C, Mulder C, Phillips-Beck W, Rosella LC, Wahi G, Walker J, Wicklow BA
Grant Type
Project Grant
Grant Amount
$100,000
Grant
2021 – 2022

Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on type 2 diabetes incidence: finding synergy among science, policy, and action

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Booth GL
Co-Investigators
Campbell DJ, Fazli GS, Mishra S, Moineddin R, Parsons JA, Rosella LC, Shah BR, Taylor GW
Grant Type
Project Grant
Grant Amount
$100,000
Grant
2021 – 2022

Person-centred segmentation: characterizing population segments to inform care

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Kuluski KH, Rosella LC
Co-Investigators
Donnelly CA, Green ME, Logozzo J, Mansfield EA, McCarthy L, Slater MB, Wood B
Grant Type
Project Grant
Grant Amount
$100,000
Grant
2019 – 2020

Health system evaluation of the gap in treatment for the delivery of opioid agonist treatments among individuals with opioid use disorder in Ontario

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Bayoumi AM, Fairclough L, Leece P
Co-Investigators
Kahan M, Taha SA, Gomes T, Kendall C, Manson H, Nosyk BP, Rosella LC, Smith B, Strike CJ, Yu M
Grant Type
Operating Grant: Evaluation of Interventions to Address the Opioid Crisis
Grant Amount
$99,997
Grant
2018 – 2020

Influenza vaccines, statins, and laboratory-confirmed influenza outcomes in older adults: can vaccines and statins reduce the burden of influenza?

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Kwong J
Co-Investigators
Buchan S, Campitelli M, Rosella L, Schwartz K
Grant Type
Project Scheme Grant
Grant Amount
$202,725
Grant
2016 – 2021

Population health analytics in action: improving impact, sustainability and equity in the healthcare system

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Rosella L
Co-Investigators
Henry D, Stukel T, Walker J, Wodchis W
Grant Type
Foundation Scheme Grant
Grant Amount
$1,155,257
Grant
2015 – 2022

Building healthier cities: a Canadian initiative to identify environmental solutions to curb obesity (the “Healthy Cities, Healthier Lives” Research Program)

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Booth G
Co-Investigators
Chen H, Hoch J, Moineddin R, Rosella L
Grant Type
Foundation Scheme Grant
Grant Amount
$1,250,340
Grant
2015 – 2018

Population health impact assessment tools: using population health data to imrpove chronic disease prediction

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Manuel D
Co-Investigators
Jha P, Rosella L, Tu J
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$124,739
Grant
2015 – 2017

Using comprehensive multi-linked mortality files to evaluate health system functioning and inform health system planning in Ontario

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Rosella L
Co-Investigators
Gershon A, Guttman A, Henry D, Jha P, Manuel D, Tu J
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$429,438
Grant
2015 – 2016

Supporting decision-making for the preventation of chronic diseases and reduction of high healthcare utilization

Granting Agency
CIHR-PHSI
Principal Investigators
Rosella L
Co-Investigators
Stukel T, Booth G
Grant Type
CIHR Partnership for Health System Improvement (PHSI) Grant
Grant Amount
$399,999

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