The CanHepC webinar series are open to the public and take place every other year.
They run from September 2019 to March 2020 on Wednesdays at 15.00 EST - check the schedule below.
All the webinars are available for download - simply click on the link.
For more information and to register contact Norma Choucha (norma.choucha@canhepc.ca).
Introduction
Norma Choucha, CanHepC
Grant Writing 101
Speaker: Christopher Richardson, Dalhousie University
Time: 15h00 ET
The new Blueprint for Hepatitis C and what it means
Speaker: Jordan Feld, University of Toronto
Time: 15h00 ET
The PHAC STBBI Strategy
Speaker: Geneviève Tremblay, Public Health Agency of Canada, Government of Canada
Time: 15h00 ET
How to write a good research paper
The role of bioinformatics in understanding HCV pathogenesis and implications for diagnosis and management of chronic liver disease
Speaker: Sonya MacParland, University of Toronto
Time: 15h00 ET
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The development of drugs from start to finish in the pharmaceutical industry
Speaker: George Kukolj, Janssen Infectious Disease
Time: 15h00 ET
The role of biobanks and surveillance databases in guiding HCV elimination efforts
Speaker: Mel Krajden, University of British Columbia
Time: 15h00 ET
What is the impact of hepatitis C in first nations’ communities? Is treatment reaching these patients soon enough?
Speaker: Alexandra King, University of Saskatchewan
Time: 15h00 ET
Case studies and ethical issues in the treatment of hepatitis C
Speaker: Eve Roberts, Dalhousie University
Time: 15h00 ET
Experience of a residential school survivor. Reconciliation towards better future.
Speaker: Carrielynn Lund, CAAN
Time: 15h00 ET
How are clinical trials with potential HCV vaccines being approached? What is the likelihood of success in the near future?
Speaker: John Law, University of Alberta
Time: 15h00 ET
The new Canadian approach to HIV and STBBI: The implications for young investigators from a funder perspective
Speaker: Geneviève Boily-Larouche, CIHR
Time: 15h00 ET
