March is Embrace Aging Month in the Okanagan
Dozens of events and webinars share practical tips and the latest research on aging well
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New UBCO research challenges traditional teen suicide prevention models
Community care, not individual coping skills, at the core of youth suicide prevention
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From cessation to celebration: nicotine pouches go viral on TikTok
UBC Okanagan study warns of health risks and social normalization among youth
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UBCO celebrates BC’s first nursing students to complete their master’s with an Indigenous focus
Unique program combats racism and inequalities in health care
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UBCO introduces new pathways in primary care nursing
Two new micro-credentials for nurses will strengthen community health care
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UBCO’s largest graduating class marks 20 years of growth
Campus honours 2,600 graduates and Indigenous language program milestones
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New toolkit is helping create dementia-inclusive communities in BC
UBC Okanagan research is for communities hoping to create compassionate, dementia-inclusive spaces for meaningful connections
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UBCO celebrates Embrace Aging Month
Local seniors can participate in dozens of interactive, educational activities
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Global nursing pathways lead Canadian students to Zambia
UBC Okanagan’s Global Health Practicum gives students the skills they need to be caring and capable nurses.
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Do What Makes Your Heart Sing
My job is to provide good, safe information to primary care providers and others. With this knowledge they may feel empowered to screen and advise patients on preventive measures. Amanda Annett zoomed in on the human heart. Her interest in its eloquent and essential function began in her third-year practicum placement on the cardiac unit […]
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