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Developing a personalized, risk/benefit assessment tool to improve care for patients with coronary artery disease

What is the impact of drug recommendations from the Choosing Wisely Canada campaign?

Is gradual return-to-work effective and cost-beneficial for BC’s workers with musculoskeletal disorders?

Data detective skills for researchers - what is your data telling you?

Are we using antibiotics appropriately in BC?

Short term training to reach your long term career goals

Geospatial Analysis – A 21st Century Skill

How can you evaluate the cost-effectiveness of personalized medicine?

Does billing for rheumatology consultations benefit patients and the health care system?

How reliably do people with arrhythmia take their medication?

Is ‘care-density’ key to improving care coordination for BC’s young cancer survivors?

How healthy are we? How do we know?

GIS skills can advance your career in health research

Using administrative data to improve mental health and substance use services in BC

2017: PopData's year in numbers

PopData projects in the media

C ommon treatment for multiple sclerosis may prolong life (UBC News), Elaine Kingwell, March 18, 2019

Disability progression in multiple sclerosis linked to income, education (UBC Faculty of Medicine), Helen Tremlett, February 22, 2019

Disability progression in multiple sclerosis linked to income, education (UBC Faculty of Medicine), Helen Tremlett, February 22, 2019

Vancouver study shows air pollution linked to possibility of autism (Vancouver Sun), Tim Oberlander, November 19, 2018

Wait at least a year before conceiving another baby to minimize health risks, new study suggests (CBC News), Laura Schummers, October 31, 2018