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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2019/05/24 @ 9:04
If your child is complaining of ear pain, they may have an ear infection. Learn about symptoms of ear infections and when you should seek care here | https://t.co/5lfePRGMGn @TREKKca / @echoKTresearch / @arche4evidence https://t.co/O1eezqMUPN
If your child is complaining of ear pain, they may have an ear infection. Learn about symptoms of ear infections and when you should seek care here | https://t.co/5lfePRGMGn @TREKKca / @echoKTresearch / @arche4evidence https://t.co/O1eezqMUPN
2019/05/24 @ 4:59
New Opportunity! The Alberta Clinical Research Consortium (ACRC) is looking for Albertans to join their Patient Advisory Group. Provide advice, recommendations, and direction on projects & activities. Compensation is available. For more information visit: https://t.co/2JavVuXUnM https://t.co/i333zISDv9
New Opportunity! The Alberta Clinical Research Consortium (ACRC) is looking for Albertans to join their Patient Advisory Group. Provide advice, recommendations, and direction on projects & activities. Compensation is available. For more information visit: https://t.co/2JavVuXUnM https://t.co/i333zISDv9
2019/05/24 @ 4:56
As our new #nursing grads join our teams let’s remember the fear we felt on our first shift, and be that warm, welcoming nurse who lets them know “you can ask me anything, anytime” and “teach me something new”
As our new #nursing grads join our teams let’s remember the fear we felt on our first shift, and be that warm, welcoming nurse who lets them know “you can ask me anything, anytime” and “teach me something new”