Our Projects

Our Projects

AQUILA Living Lab

Improving the quality of life for older adults living with a neurodegenerative disease through the study of the scaling up of tools supporting care transitions within francophone communities in Canada. READ MORE

CONSTELLATIONS Living Lab

Collaborative and participative research for the improvement of care transitions of older adults living with major neucognitive disorders and their caregivers. READ MORE

Canadian COVID-19 Emergency Department Rapid Response Network

The CCEDRRN (Canadian COVID-19 Emergency Department Rapid Response Network) initiative has enabled the collection of clinical data from over 200,000 Canadians across 8 provinces during the COVID-19 pandemic. CCEDRRN is currently transforming to address broader public health issues. READ MORE

BETTER-ED

Patient-Oriented Research to BETTER Prepare Canadian Emergency Departments for Health Crises. READ MORE

LEARNING WISDOM

Learning Integrated Health System to Mobilize Context-Adapted Knowledge With a Wiki Platform to Improve the Transitions of Frail Seniors From Hospitals and Emergency Departments to the Community. READ MORE

Dans un esprit d’amitié et de solidarité, l’Université Laval rend hommage aux Premiers Peuples de ces lieux. Étant à la croisée du Nionwentsïo du peuple Huron-Wendat, du Ndakina du peuple Wabanaki, du Nitassinan du peuple Innu, du Nitaskinan du peuple Atikamekw et du Wolastokuk du peuple Wolastoqey, nous honorons nos relations les uns avec les autres.

In the spirit of friendship and solidarity, Université Laval recognizes the First Peoples of this land. Here, at the meeting place of the Nionwentsïo territory of the Huron-Wendat people, the Ndakina territory of the Wabanaki people, the Nitassinan territory of the Innu people and the Wolastokuk territory of the Wolastoqey people, we honour our shared relationships.

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