Tracy L. Kitch
Key Research Areas
- KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION
- health research
- health promotion
- CHILDHOOD DISABILITY
- CHILD MENTAL HEALTH
- CHRONIC DISEASE
- CNS ORGANIC
- CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE
- EARLY INTERVENTION
- family well-being
- HEALTH CARE DELIVERY
- health services research
- HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH
- HIGH RISK NEWBORN
- NERVOUS SYSTEM
- neuroscience
- PATIENT AND FAMILY ENGAGEMENT
- PATIENT ENGAGEMENT
- PATIENT-ORIENTED TRAINING
- PRETERM BIRTH
- RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIALS
- BRAIN-BASED DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY
- SERVICE DELIVERY
- BRAIN DISORDERS
- CHILD AND FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH
Associated Researchers
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Majnemer, Annette
McGill University -
Miller, Steven P
Hospital for Sick Children -
O'Donnell, Maureen E
University of British Columbia -
Cohen, Eyal
Hospital for Sick Children -
Florence, Dana
Unspecified -
Gavin, Frank
Unspecified -
Goldowitz, Daniel
University of British Columbia -
Gorter, Jan Willem
McMaster University -
Kirton, Adam
University of Calgary -
Kirton, Christopher A
University of Calgary -
Lach, Lucyna M
McGill University -
Major, Nathalie
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario -
Major, Nathalie
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute -
Marelli, Ariane
McGill University -
McGrath, Patrick J
Dalhousie University -
Thomson, Donna
Unspecified -
Szatmari, Peter
Hospital for Sick Children
Associated Organizations
No partner organizations found.
Recent Research Projects
CHILD-BRIGHT: Child Health Initiatives Limiting Disability- Brain Research Improving Growth and Health Trajectories
2015/16-2020/21 • $12,760,751 • PI,Other
The CHILD-BRIGHT network will achieve brighter futures for children with brain-based developmental disabilities (BDD) and their families by creating novel interventions to optimize development, promote healthy outcomes, and deliver responsive and supportive services across the life-course. Our...
CHILD-BRIGHT: Child Health Initiatives Limiting Disability- Brain Research Improving Growth and Health Trajectories
2014/15 • $50,000 • PI,Other
Each year in Canada more than 1 in 10 newborns are born preterm or with heart disease. These conditions lead to chronic disease with life-long impact. These newborns begin their lives in a neonatal intensive care unit followed by life-long interaction with the health-care system for chronic...