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  • Welcoming our new Research Coordinator, Jeyah Cruz!

    We are pleased to welcome Jeyah as the new Research Coordinator at the CEDAR Brain Injury Lab! Jeyah recently completed her BSc in Microbiology & Immunology at UBC and brings extensive clinical research experience in women’s health and infectious diseases. She is passionate about improving health outcomes and reducing disparities for people with brain injuries […] Read More

  • Fond Farewell to Alyssa, Jodi, and Kylie!

    Our lab would like to warmly thank Alyssa, Jodi, and Kylie for their many contributions to our research and our community. Their dedication, collaborative spirit, and compassion have left a meaningful impact on our projects, our participants, and our team culture. It has been a privilege to work alongside them, and while we will miss […] Read More

  • Congratulations to Dr. Julia Schmidt!

    Celebrating a meaningful milestone from our lab that Dr. Julia Schmidt has been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure in the UBC Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy. This achievement reflects years of dedicated research, mentorship, and collaboration and we’re incredibly grateful to learn from and work alongside her every day! Read more about […] Read More

CEDAR Brain Injury Lab

The CEDAR Lab (Collaborative Evidence: Developing Awareness and Research for Brain Injury) is based at G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre and affiliated with the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. Our lab collaborates with people with brain injuries, community associations, healthcare providers, and policymakers to understand the experience of people with brain injury and develop programs to support quality of life and personally meaningful goals after brain injury.


We support the National Strategy on Brain Injury!

The CEDAR Brain Injury Lab believes it is time to tackle one of the most prevalent yet underrecognized health conditions affecting Canadians.

A national strategy will provide a unified approach and improvement in health outcomes for those living with brain injury now and in the future by ensuring:
• Coordinated and consistent efforts across provinces/territories.
• A reduction in health care disparities.
• Enhanced access to care and standardized data collection on incidence and prevalence to
better inform policy and resource allocation to where it is needed.

Read more about why this is a significant milestone for brain injury here!

CEDAR Brain Injury Lab | Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy
Faculty of Medicine
G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre - Rehabilitation Research Lab
4255 Laurel Street
Vancouver, BC Canada V5Z 2G9
Tel 604 714 4108
Email cedar.braininjury@ubc.ca
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