research

How a bedside question became JAMA-published research

For Dr. Steven Reynolds, innovation in healthcare starts with practical questions arising at the hospital bedside.

For instance, can more be done to reduce complications linked to the central lines used every day in intensive care units?

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BC-led clinical trial points to safer care for critically ill patients

Royal Columbian Hospital and Simon Fraser University researchers report reduction in central-line complications in JAMA-published Canadian ICU study NEW WESTMINSTER, […]

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Breathing life into research

For critically ill or injured patients, mechanical ventilation can be a lifesaving intervention. However, it comes with its own risks and complications, something Dr. Steve Reynolds has thought a lot about.

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Professorship funding drives world-class respiratory research team

New Westminster, B.C. – {November 14, 2019} – Funding from the TB Vets Charitable Foundation has helped a Royal Columbian […]

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Donor-funded research grants

Research is the first step towards innovation in patient care. It’s with that in mind that Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation […]

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New SFU professorship to boost research collaboration with RCH

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The collaboration between a Simon Fraser University professor and a critical care physician at Royal Columbian Hospital to wean seriously ill and injured patients off mechanical ventilators will benefit from a new research position established by the hospital’s foundation.

Dr. Steve Reynolds has been awarded the Royal Columbian Hospital Foundation Professorship in Critical Care at Simon Fraser University. The $250,000, five-year professorship will support his research, aimed at saving lives and health costs.

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