Congratulations to several of our Network researchers, collaborators and trainees who were successful in The Arthritis Society’s recent funding opportunities!
We are thrilled to see many of our members, including past Network Pilot Grant recipients, receive external funding for their innovative work. Full information and list of awardees are available here: https://arthritis.ca/researchers/competition-results
Dr. David Holdsworth, Western University: Ignite Innovation Grant
Project Title: A low-cost solution using telemetry technology to remotely measure quality and quantity of physical activity and gait in individuals with lower limb arthritis
Amount: $100,000 over 2 years
Dr. Emily Lalone, Western University: Ignite Innovation Grant
Project Title: Development of the TEAR-SLL Tool (technique for effective assessment in radiographs of the scapholunate ligament) to prevent wrist arthritis after injury
Amount: $100,000 over 2 years
Dr. Joy MacDermid, Western University: Ignite Innovation Grant
Project Title: Development of a novel technology-enabled joint protection program for shoulder arthritis and joint replacement
Amount: $100,000 over 2 years
Dr. Rebecca Moyer, Dalhousie University: Ignite Innovation Grant
Project Title: Persuasive technology: A paradigm-shift to reduce sedentary behaviour and improve joint and overall health in individuals with knee osteoarthritis
Amount: $100,000 over 2 years
Kyle Vader, Queen’s University: PhD Salary Award
Project title: Team-based primary care for the management of chronic low back pain
Amount: $9,500 plus matching funds