The ECHO research program is focused on improving health outcomes for children with acute health conditions through the application of the best available evidence - a process known as knowledge translation (KT).
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2019/06/20 @ 7:07
Join the @UAlberta_FoMD's Indigenous Health Initiative Program tomorrow, June 21, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. for free stew and bannock as they celebrate national #IndigenousPeoplesDay. All are welcome! https://t.co/kYBYYdHehx
Join the @UAlberta_FoMD's Indigenous Health Initiative Program tomorrow, June 21, from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. for free stew and bannock as they celebrate national #IndigenousPeoplesDay. All are welcome! https://t.co/kYBYYdHehx
2019/06/20 @ 5:14
Needle pokes may be used for vaccinations, blood work, giving medications, or giving fluids through an IV. Holding your child may comfort them – try the bear hug or the kangaroo hold. See our resources for more information | https://t.co/3QHPe4iOBo @echoKTresearch @arche4evidence https://t.co/HCmjiFqc1i
Needle pokes may be used for vaccinations, blood work, giving medications, or giving fluids through an IV. Holding your child may comfort them – try the bear hug or the kangaroo hold. See our resources for more information | https://t.co/3QHPe4iOBo @echoKTresearch @arche4evidence https://t.co/HCmjiFqc1i