2024 - the year in review
- Over $600,000 in funding secured for public sector clients
- A new publication in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry
- Monumental breakthrough in an Indigenous-led mixed methods federal disability study designed and executed by PRC
- Acquisition of new private sector clients seeking consumer research
Selected Publications
Schütz, C., Nicholls, T., Schmid, L., Penner, S., Massey, M., Thiessen, K., Todesco, S., Rafizadeh, R., Cowie, K., Syan, S., MacKillop, J. (2024). CJP-2024-041-SI:CD.R2: Enhancing Integrated Treatment Programs for Severe Concurrent Substance Use and Mental Disorders: Insights on Overdose from the ROAR CANADA Project. (Accepted; awaiting publication in the Canadian Journal of Psychiatry).
Penner, S., Griffith, Karoli, K., & Stockdale, C. (2024). Turning Research into Practice Faster: A Toolkit for Knowledge Generation and Mobilization During Disruptive Events. Work Wellness Institute. Retrieved from: https://workwellnessinstitute.org/research/turning-research-into-practice-faster-a-toolkit-for-knowledge-generation-and-mobilization-during-disruptive-events/
Penner, S., Griffith, J., Hughes, E., Karoli, K., & Stockdale, C. (2023). Precarious but Possible: A Qualitative Study of the Landscape of Gig Work for People Living with Disabilities and Future Recommendations for Best Practices. Manuscript in pre-print. https://www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-3998060/v1
Penner, S., Griffith, J., Karoli, K., O'Hagan, F., Goyal, J., Walter, S., Vine, E., & Stockdale, C. (2023, January). Sustaining employment for people with disabilities: Workplace facilitators, barriers and gaps. Work Wellness Institute. Retrieved from: https://workwellnessinstitute.org/research/sustaining-employment-for-people-with-disabilities-workplace-facilitators-barriers-and-gaps/
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