Impact Stories
Stories of how SKIP’s activities have impacted different partners, stakeholders, and organizations let us know we are achieving our vision of healthier Canadians through better pain management for children.
Rebecca Liedtke: Advocate & patient partner
Rebecca Liedtke: Advocate & patient partner Sometimes, we are lucky enough to a hear a story that feeds the fire of SKIP’s mission. Rebecca’s story does just that. Rebecca Liedtke is a premedical student and Patient and Family Advisor at the Stollery Hospital, SKIP’s Western Hub. She is also a
Vina Mohabir: Patient partnerships in action at SKIP
Vina Mohabir: Patient partnerships in action at SKIP This story is part of a series led by Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) about efforts being made across Canada and beyond to mobilize evidence-based solutions through coordination and collaboration. To learn more about 100+ groups working to improve children’s pain
Not all heroes wear capes – some wear Pain Champion badges!
Not all heroes wear capes – some wear Pain Champion badges! This story is part of a series led by Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) about efforts being made across Canada and beyond to mobilize evidence-based solutions through coordination and collaboration. To learn more about 100+ groups working to
Thinking outside of the box, all in the name of knowledge mobilization!
Thinking outside the box, all in the name of knowledge mobilization! This story is part of a series led by Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) about efforts being made across Canada and beyond to mobilize evidence-based solutions through coordination and collaboration. To learn more about 100+ groups working to
Ready to commit to comfort? Alberta Health Services is leading the way.
Ready to commit to comfort? Alberta Health Services is leading the way. This story is part of a series led by Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) about efforts being made across Canada and beyond to mobilize evidence-based solutions through coordination and collaboration. To learn more about 100+ groups working
How a musical performance led to a valuable collaboration for children’s health
How a musical performance led to a valuable collaboration for children’s health This story is part of a series led by Solutions for Kids in Pain (SKIP) about efforts being made across Canada and beyond to mobilize evidence-based solutions through coordination and collaboration. To learn more about 100+ groups working
