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Pam Roach

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RR Michif. Assoc Prof, Family Medicine. Tier 2 CRC. Deputy Director - @OBrien_IPH. VPR Indigenous Engagement Research Director. Co-editor @dementiajournal
Calgary, Alberta Joined October 2016
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Pam Roach @pamelamroach
We launched a call today for a special issue on citizenship and dementia. Details and links here, initial abstracts due April 10!

Feel free to dm for more info!
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Dementia @DementiaJournal Mar 18, 2025
Excited to announce a new special issue on citizenship and dementia. More details can be found on the website site: journals.sagepub.com/home/dema and here is the direct link to the call:

journals.sagepub.com/pb-assets/PDF/…

Initial abstracts due April 10!
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Pam Roach @pamelamroach
Thrilled to share we have been funded through this incredible opportunity to improve Indigenous brain health in Canada and Australia πŸ™ŒπŸ™ŒπŸ™Œ
CIHR @CIHR_IRSC Jul 26, 2025
#Dementia affects nearly every family in Canada. The GC and partners announced today $44.8M to support brain health & healthy aging through:
βœ… 16 new research teams
βœ… 1 national research training platform
βœ… 1 knowledge mobilization hub

canada.ca/en/institutes-…
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Pam Roach @pamelamroach
New paper πŸ‘‡πŸ½πŸ‘‡πŸ½

We did a scoping review of culturally safe Indigenous dementia care interventions - with zero included studies. And urgent call for Indigenous-specific dementia care improvement. Thank you to my team for the perseverance πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ

cambridge.org/core/journals/…
www.cambridge.org Culturally safe interventions for Indigenous people living with dementia: an empty scoping review... Culturally safe interventions for Indigenous people living with dementia: an empty scoping review and urgent call to action - Volume 45 Issue 12
Pam Roach @pamelamroach
Thrilled to be part of this incredible team to make a real difference in Indigenous brain health by partnering with communities and funded by an NFRF Transformation grant.

@UCalgaryFamMed @UCalgary @HotchkissBrain
An Indigenous-led, nation-wide research group have received $24 million in funding to revolutionize brain health for Indigenous people across Canada.

Dr. @PamelaMRoach will lead one of the research sites with the MΓ©tis Nation within Alberta. bit.ly/4jUxR9V
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