Our research expands the continuum of life - from birth to death - and this is reflected in the main research themes. Research at Lawson mirrors the clinical areas of London Health Sciences Centre and St. Joseph's Health Care London.
You are invited to the 14th Annual Gait and Brain Seminar on Tuesday, October 26, 2020 at 2:45pm, which will be held virtually via ZOOM. The lecture this year will be given by Professor Sylvie Belleville, entitled “Remote and Digital Interventions Improving Cognition and Brain Health in Older Adults...
In this lecture, Michaela Shaw will discuss the regulation of digital technologies and software as a medical device (SaMDs). In today's digital world, e-health interventions and software play a significant role in healthcare management and delivery. The regulation of these technologies differs...
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London, Ontario - The use of mindfulness, a type of meditation that focuses on being intensely aware of senses and feelings in the moment, has been shown to have benefits for patients newly diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), according to findings by a hospital research team from Lawson Health
You are invited to a virtual event to learn more about a new publication from Routledge: From Therapeutic Relationships to Transitional Care: A Theoretical and Practical Roadmap. Hear from a panel of speakers who offer different perspectives on this important work. This publication provides a...
Join Drs. Cheryl Forchuk and Richard Csiernik for a discussion about their new book on poverty, mental health and social inclusion. You're invited to the Poverty & Social Inclusion Virtual Book Launch hosted by Community- University Research Alliance (CURA). On Wednesday, June 2, 2021, they will...
The homeless experience varies significantly across Canada, especially within different rural and remote regions of the country. Understanding the number of people experiencing homelessness - and where - is crucial. We need more accurate numbers to ensure the proper supports and services are in...
Integrating harm reduction strategies into hospital settings for people who use methamphetamine You are invited to attend this virtual launch event for the Methamphetamine Harm Reduction Project, being led by researchers at Parkwood Institute Research, a program of Lawson Health Research Institute...
Discover London's health research community by joining learners and researchers virtually at the 2021 London Health Research Day scheduled for May 11. London Health Research Day is an opportunity to learn about research happening in labs and clinics across the city while engaging in scientific...
Virtual event showcasing the findings and implications of Smart Homes: Community Model Phase, a first-of-its-kind research study. In 2019, the Mental Health Nursing Research Alliance (MHNRA) team launched a unique research study that moved into the community to evaluate the use of smart technologies...
Genetic testing could personalize care for patients with Crohn’s disease, particularly women December 17, 2020 Study identifies biomarkers that could be used in a quick, inexpensive COVID-19 blood screening tool October 27, 2020 New study to assess pandemic's impact on Canadian Veterans and their
A coordinated project that services the unique health and housing needs of those at risk of being discharged from hospital to no fixed address. About this Event Join Lawson, the City of London and community agencies from across the city to learn about the next phases of the No Fixed Address (NFA)...
Scientist of the Year Award Dr. Chris McIntyre Dr. Chis McIntyre is a world expert and leader in the fields of nephrology and applied imaging, with focus on cardiac injury due to dialysis. Cardiac stunning, one of the major causes for the development of cardiorenal syndrome type IV, was discovered
Dr. Tim Doherty is a clinician scientist at Lawson’s Parkwood Institute Research with a primary focus on the impact of aging on nerve and muscle function. He will discuss the impact of aging on mobility, why this is important, and how we can improve or prevent loss of mobility in older adults...
Parkwood Institute Research, a program of Lawson Health Research Institute, is hosting its fourth annual Open House showcasing research that is making an impact for patients and their families. The special open house this year will move to a VIRTUAL platform making it even easier to connect to the...