WHRN Research Profiles

Join Us

Membership in the WHRN is free and open to all. We invite anyone with an interest in women's health to become involved in the Network, including:

Institutionally-based researchers from all pillars and disciplines
Research trainees and students
Community-based researchers
Community collaborators — i.e. grassroots initiatives and women's organizations
Service providers and directors working in the areas of health promotion, prevention and treatment with an interest in evidence-based practice
Policy makers, including local and regional health authority representatives and others interested in evidence-based policy and planning
Individuals at large with an interest in women's health research

Why get involved?

Since 2005, the WHRN has offered a wide variety of events open to all with an interest in women’s health research, including provincial and regional workshops aimed at enabling knowledge exchange and research involvement.

Network members have had exclusive access to:

Province-wide knowledge translation, promotion, and networking support
Special WHRN seed grants to enable the development of research proposals, grant applications, and collaborative research teams
WHRN trainee grants to support Master’s and PhD-level students in their thesis or dissertation research
Support for bringing research teams together to develop proposals and work on research projects across distance with the use of new technologies

How to receive further information

The Women's Health Research Network is one of eight health of population research networks funded by the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research.Unfortunately, as of March 31, 2010, we will no longer be funded and functioning in the same capacity. If you are interested in being on our mailing list, please click here to email us.

To join our electronic mailing list and receive the monthly WHRN e-news bulletin, email sdixon@whrn.ca with the subject line "subscribe" and you will be added!

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Contact Information

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Choose your organization: Post Secondary Institutions:

Universities:
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Kwantlen University College
Malaspina University College
University College of the Fraser Valley

Colleges:
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BCIT
Institute of Indigenous Government
Justice Institute of BC
Nicola Valley Institute of Technology

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BC Health Authorities:
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Primary Network

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Secondary Network(s)

Please select up to seven secondary networks you are interested in receiving information from. Do not include the network listed as your primary.

BC Child and Youth Health Research Network
BC Environmental and Occupational Health Research Network
BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Network
BC Network for Aging Research
BC Rural and Remote Health Research Network
Disabilities Health Research Network
Network Environments for Aboriginal Research BC
Women's Health Research Network

Privacy: By submitting this form, you are providing your consent to have your information included in networks' databases of members to better connect members in their research activities. Your information may be used for purposes such as sending newsletters, surveys, conferences, or general information. It will not be sold but may possibly be accessed by members of any or all of the Health of Population Networks in order to help facilitate networking activities.

Last update February 1, 2010