A new collaborative partnership between Sheridan and the Canadian Institute for Military and Veteran Health Research (CIMVHR) is leveraging the depth and breadth of expertise across Generator at Sheridan’s Research and Entrepreneurship Centres. Sheridan is the first college to join the CIMVHR, a network of 46 Canadian universities and research institutes working together to address a growing need for research that addresses the mental health and well-being of Canadian military personnel, veterans and their families, including their transition from military to civilian life.
Generator’s involvement brings to the network the collective years of knowledge and specialized research expertise from Sheridan’s Research and Entrepreneurship Centres, who work closely with industry and community partners to address their challenges with applied research solutions. This includes:
The Centre for Elder Research’s work exploring the use of music to improve the health and well-being of individuals living with dementia.
Members of the CIMVHR network will engage with each other to collaborate on leading-edge research that supports evidence-informed practices, policies and programs. In addition to fostering collaboration among network members, this opportunity supports information-sharing for researchers at Sheridan related to publishing research in academic, peer-reviewed journals that focus specifically on the military and veteran populations. Throughout the year, researchers across the network will also have the chance to submit proposals for upcoming research projects with the CIMVHR.
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