Canadian Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) #ClotTop10
About us
The Canadian Venous Thromboembolism Clinical Trials and Outcomes Research (CanVECTOR) Network is a pan-Canadian, patient-oriented, Community Development Program centred on venous thromboembolism (VTE) related research, training, and knowledge translation. The mission of CanVECTOR is to decrease the health, social and economic burden of VTE on affected individuals, their families, and on Canadians as a whole. CanVECTOR members include researchers, clinicians, nurses, research support staff and patients.
We want to know what you think are questions that should be answered by research. We think that involving patients, their loved ones and clinicians in setting the research agenda is an important first step towards matching research with patient needs.
Steering Committee
- Toto Gronlund, JLA Adviser
- Carol West, patient partner, Ottawa
- Jacqueline Russell, patient partner, Ottawa
- Suzanne Dubois, patient partner, Brantford
- Margaret Ostrowski, patient partner, Vancouver
- Danielle Morneault, patient partner, Ottawa
- Jessica Zambito, patient partner, Toronto
- Lisa Duffett, physician, thrombosis, The Ottawa Hospital
- Jessica Emed, nurse specialist, Jewish General Hospital
- Leslie Skeith, physician, thrombosis, Alberta Health Services
- Kerstin de Wit, physician, emergency medicine, Hamilton Health Services
- Lori-Ann Linkins, physician, thrombosis, Juravinski Hospital Hamilton
- Nancy Macdonald, nurse practitioner, Cornwall Community Hospital
- Aurélien Delluc, physician, thrombosis, The Ottawa Hospital
- Lindsay Cowley