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Grants

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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Grant
2014 – 2019

Dialectical behaviour therapy for chronically self-harming individuals with borderline personality disorder: evaluating the clinical and cost-effectivness of a six-month treatment

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Chapman A, Kuo J, McMain S
Co-Investigators
Hoch J, Dixon-Gordon K, Guimond T, Isaranuwatchai W, Streiner D
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$1,459,322
Grant
2014 – 2019

Impact of HIV on aging-related comorbidities among key affected populations across Canada

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Hogg R, Raboud J, Burchell A, Loutfy M, Klein M, Montaner J, Cooper C, Machouf N, Tsoukas C, Sanche S, Wong A
Co-Investigators
Cescon A, Goldsmith C, Guillemi S, Harrigan R, Harris M, Hull M, Lima V, Moore D, Nosyk B, Palmer A, Phillips P, Samji H, Antoniou T, Cotterchio M, Hosein S, Rachlis A, Rourke S, Smieja M, Walmsley S, Trottier B
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$2,856,300
Grant
2014 – 2019

The prostate cancer program project in rapid development of novel diagnostic markers for early prostate cancer (PRONTO)

Granting Agency
Prostate Cancer Canada
Principal Investigators
Bartlett J
Co-Investigators
Bauman G, Berman D, Boutros P, Buttyan R, Earle C, Finelli A, Lapointe J, Loblaw A, Park P, Rakovitch E, Saskin R, Thomson A, van der Kwast T, Venkateswaran V.
Grant Type
Movember Team Grant
Grant Amount
$4,995,400
Grant
2014 – 2018

Statistical methods for cardiovascular research

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Austin P
Co-Investigators
Lee D, Tu J
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$214,103
Grant
2014 – 2017

Assessing and improving the quality of care of patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Ko D
Co-Investigators
Austin P, Cheskes S, Dorian P, Morrison L, Rac V, Scales D, Stukel T, Tu J, Verbeek PR, Wijeysundera H
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$443,022
Grant
2014 – 2017

Developing a gender/sex-sensitive understanding of how the psychosocial work environment is related to chronic disease

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Smith P
Co-Investigators
Glazier R, Brisson C, Mustard C
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$329,946
Grant
2014 – 2017

Comparative effectiveness of cardiac drugs post-myocardial infarction

Granting Agency
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
Principal Investigators
Jackevicius C, Ko D
Grant Type
Grant-in-Aid (GIA)
Grant Amount
$178,566
Grant
2014 – 2017

The Ontario Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Population Health Network

Granting Agency
Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
Principal Investigators
Gershon A, Aaron S
Co-Investigators
To T, Tu K
Grant Type
Health System Research Fund Capacity Award
Grant Amount
$1,048,564
Grant
2014 – 2017

Exploring frailty and its role in the assessment of high risk medications and risk of poor health outcomes in vulnerable populations

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Maxwell C, Bronskill S
Co-Investigators
Austin P, Gill S, Gruneir A, Teare G, Wodchis W, Hogan D, Patten S, Seitz D, Thavorn K
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$330,803
Grant
2014 – 2017

Identifying risk factors for and outcomes following rehospitalizations for elderly critically ill patients

Granting Agency
Canadian Institutes of Health Research
Principal Investigators
Scales D, Wunsch H
Co-Investigators
Fowler R
Grant Type
Operating Grant
Grant Amount
$189,225

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