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Centre for Clinical Research in Health (CCRH)

Established in 2007, CCRH brings together researchers, students, clinicians, and community partners to advance research in mental and physical health and well-being. We foster collaboration and the exchange of research and practice knowledge while supporting the professional development of our members.

A student attends the CCRH conference and asks a poster presenter a question about her research

Our Impact

  • 200+ member network bridging multiple disciplines
  • $50M external research funding (2024-2025)
  • 114 peer-reviewed publications (2024–2025) 
  • 86 conference presentations (2024–2025)

Together, CCRH members are advancing clinical research that informs practice, shapes policy, and improves health outcomes locally and globally.

A speaker presents his research at CCRH's conference as students listen

Professional Development

CCRH offers year-round professional development opportunities for researchers, students, and clinicians. Through research symposia, statistical and methods workshops, clinical training, and our annual conference, we foster collaboration while supporting the next generation of health researchers.

 

Students wearing CCRH conference name tags attend a presentation

Become a Member

Join an interdisciplinary community advancing clinical health research. CCRH members enjoy access to research facilities, professional development workshops, collaboration and networking opportunities, grant and statistical consultation, and student funding opportunities.

 

 

Partner with CCRH 

We collaborate with healthcare organizations, community agencies, government, non-profit organizations, and other partners to develop and advance research that addresses real-world health challenges. 

Interested? Contact us to discuss partnership opportunities.

 

Lived Experience Conversation Series

Our Lived Experience Conversation Series brings together individuals with lived experience and researchers for open conversations that challenge stigma, foster understanding, and inspire more patient-centred research.

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