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Geriatric Health Systems Research Group
  • Geriatric Health Systems Research Group home
  • About Geriatric Health Systems Research Group
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  • Past research
    • Informed and linked care for seniors (InfoLinCS)
    • Knowledge to action processes in SHKN collaborative COP
    • The Choosing Healthcare Options by Involving Canada’s Elderly (CHOICE) Knowledge Synthesis Project
    • Dementia strategy
    • InfoRehab
    • Past CFN projects
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Past research

The Geriatric Health Systems research group has made advances in rehabilitation, patient engagement, dementia care and other systems research through current and past projects, and also contributed to the literature through publications and reports.

For more information about GHS' research, please complete the Contact us form.

  • Informed and linked care for seniors (InfoLinCS)
  • Knowledge to action processes in SHKN collaborative COP
  • The Choosing Healthcare Options by Involving Canada's Elderly (CHOICE) knowledge synthesis project
  • Early onset dementia projects including Wednesday Night Joes and YODA.
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University of Waterloo
200 University Ave. West
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
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