Speakers
Dr. Tim Ramsay
Senior Scientist, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program and Scientific Director, Ottawa Methods Centre
Dr. Kednapa Thavorn
Senior Scientist, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program and Scientific Lead, Health Economics, Ottawa Methods Centre
Dr. Stuart Nicholls
Scientist, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program & Office for Patient Engagement in Research Activities (OPERA) at the Ottawa Methods Centre
Dr. Justin Presseau
Program Director, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program and Scientific Lead, Implementation Research, Ottawa Methods Centre
Dr. Jamie Brehaut
Senior Scientist, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program and Ottawa Methods Centre
Dr. Steven Hawken
Senior Scientist, Methodological & Implementation Research (MIR) Program, and Scientific Lead, Big Data Analytics, Ottawa Methods Centre
Event details
Over the past 20 years, the research landscape has undergone remarkable transformation—from advances in clinical trial technology and data science to the emergence of artificial intelligence as a powerful tool for researchers. Yet despite these changes, one principle has remained constant: high-quality research depends on rigorous methodological thinking.
As the Ottawa Methods Centre (OMC) celebrates its 20th anniversary, join us for a discussion on how methodological expertise has evolved alongside the changing research landscape and why it remains essential in an increasingly AI-enabled world. Learn how engaging biostatisticians, health economists, as well as patient engagement and implementation science experts early in the research process can strengthen study design, improve efficiency, and maximize the impact of research findings.
Through real-world examples from OMC's past and present, we'll explore how researchers can leverage emerging technologies while benefiting from the critical thinking, scientific judgement, and multidisciplinary expertise required to ensure research is robust, reproducible, and meaningful.
This hybrid seminar is part of Research Week at The Ottawa Hospital and is open to all members of The Ottawa Hospital and partner institutions. A calendar invitation has been sent to all members of OHRI with the link for joining virtually. If you did not receive it, email the event contact.
Event contact
Dana Burke
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