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PRIME Centre Presentation During the CW Research Lunch and Learn

PRIME Centre was proud to present at the CW Research Lunch & Learn series, as part of the “Navigating Research Services: Tools, Technologies, and Facilities” available at BC Children’s and Women’s Hospital.

Maryam Yasinian (left in photo), PRIME Research Coordinator, highlighted the Centre’s facilities and ongoing initiatives, while Tiffany Reeve (right in photo), STIMULUS Research Manager, showcased STIMULUS research as an example of the collaborative research being conducted at PRIME.

To watch the full presentation, copy and paste this link into your browser:

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PRIME Centre Exhibit at the 2024 Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting

PRIME Centre proudly participated in the 2024 Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting, held at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre on June 4th. At our booth, we showcased our latest research, equipment, and initiatives. This event provided an excellent platform for us to connect with fellow researchers, healthcare professionals, and attendees, fostering collaboration and sharing insights into advancements in perinatal care. We are excited to continue contributing to the field and advancing maternal and infant health.


PRIME Centre Welcomed University of Global Health Equity Visitors

In June 2024, PRIME Centre was pleased to welcome a group of researchers and students from the University of Global Health Equity (UGHE). During their visit, we provided a tour of the PRIME Centre and explored potential opportunities for collaboration in research and education.


PRIME Welcomed UBC President Dr. Benoit-Antoine Bacon

In January 2024, PRIME Centre had the honor of welcoming UBC President Dr. Benoit-Antoine Bacon and their visiting party as part of their tour of BC Women’s Hospital. Dr. Bacon’s visit provided a valuable opportunity to highlight PRIME’s ongoing efforts in advancing research and education in women’s health and family care.


PRIME Centre’s New Lead

In December 2023, the PRIME Centre proudly announced the appointment of Dr. Yasser Sabr as the new PRIME Lead. We extend our warmest welcome to Dr. Sabr and express our gratitude to past leaders, Dr. Denise Pugash and Dr. Chantal Mayer, for their exemplary dedication and contributions to the PRIME. Learn more on WHRI website.


Congratulations to Dr. Charissa Patricelli and Dr. Denise Pugash on their recent success with the 2023 PRIME Centre Research Award. Two awards, each valued at $11,250, were distributed to support health research for the benefit of women and newborns. Learn more on WHRI website.


PRIME Centre Featured on WHRI Website

We are excited to share that the PRIME Centre has been featured on the WHRI website. Read the full article here!


PRIME Centre’s Advanced ScanTrainer Ultrasound Simulator

We are thrilled to announce that the PRIME Centre has acquired the cutting-edge ScanTrainer Ultrasound Simulator, thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor from the BC Women’s Health Foundation.

Read the full article on the BC Women’s Health Foundation website here!

Pictured: Sonographer, Abby Perehudoff, using the ScanTrainer simulator

Photo credit: BC Women’s Health Foundation Website


Skidmore Goodman PRIME Centre + Skidmore Goodman Research Wet Lab

Read more here on BC Women’s Health Foundation website!