Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation Funding

Congratulations to Holly Mansell, Hassan Vatanparast, Kelsey Cochrane, and Ellen Wasan. Saskatchewan research teams addressing the province's most urgent health challenges.

SHRF's Solutions Program aims to mobilize Saskatchewan's research ecosystem by focusing and coordinating diverse skills and perspectives to address timely health challenges. These goals are achieved by providing peer reviewed, competitive funding to support direct research costs for interdisciplinary research teams, including knowledge-users, to conduct projects with a measurable impact in defined focus areas.

• Holly Mansell, University of Saskatchewan, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
  Nathaniel Osgood, University of Saskatchewan, Department of Computer Science
  $150,000
  Facilitating self-management throughout the lung and kidney transplant journey with HELP (the Health Education and Learning Platform)
• Hassanali Vatanparast, University of Saskatchewan, School of Public Health
  Rachel Engler-Stringer, University of Saskatchewan, College of Medicine
  Colleen Norris, Saskatoon Public Schools
  $150,000
  Growing Success: Scaling the 'Good Food for Learning' school food program
• Kelsey Cochrane
  University of Saskatchewan, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
  $50,000
  Evaluating whether donated breastmilk is an acceptable and feasible feeding option for individuals living with HIV and their babies
• Ellen Wasan, University of Saskatchewan, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
  Dylan Olver, University of Saskatchewan, College of Veterinary Medicine
  Brenda Green, First Nations University of Canada
  $150,000
  Enhancing management of Raynaud Phenomenon through a novel medication cream and knowledge sharing