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Researchers Under the Scope

University of Saskatchewan, OVDR, College of Medicine

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Medicine is so much more than lab coats and stethoscopes. The research community at the University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine is a diverse group of humans, all working with their own unique motivations — and not all of them work in a hospital setting. Get to know what gets these researchers amped about their jobs, what they’re doing, where they’re doing it, and why. Presented by the Office of Vice-Dean of Research, College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan.
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," the podcast where health professionals share the behind-the-scenes stories of how they built a thriving practice. Each episode will uncover surprising challenges, victories, and life lessons learned throughout their journeys.
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Unscalable

Gavin Hammar

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We live in a world where everyone is trying to gain a competitive edge through automation, bots, and AI. But, since launching Sendible 13 years ago, I've discovered that to truly stand out, the best strategy is to focus on the more human things – the "unscalable". So, if you're looking for a fresh perspective on how to be truly memorable in a noisy world, then this is the podcast for you. Tune in every week for short, actionable, and unscalable tactics that you can use in your business today ...
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In this episode, we gain insight into Dr. Sarah Forgie, the new Dean of the College of Medicine. She discusses her innovative teaching methods, her career as a pediatric infectious disease specialist, and her vision for advancing Saskatchewan’s College of Medicine. Dr. Forgie also shares the story behind her decision to learn the ukulele. Born to f…
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A behavioural neuroscientist in Saskatoon is uncovering marijuana’s effects on fetal brain development. After recently winning a five-year CIHR grant of $960,076 in the spring of 2024, Dr. John Howland’s lab at the University of Saskatchewan is expanding its work examining prenatal exposure to cannabis smoke. Howland’s teams will assess the way can…
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Growing up in Columbia had a profound impact on Dr. Juan-Nicolas Pẽna-Sànchez. In this episode, hear why the former family physician pivoted, becoming Saskatchewan's lead in finding the best ways to treat Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis in rural and Indigenous patients. Even as a teenager, Juan-Nicolás Peña-Sánchez could see stark differen…
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"When I got into medical school, the last thing in the world I wanted to be was a surgeon because I couldn't stand the sight of blood," said Dr. Mike Moser. Fast-forward to the present day, where Moser is now one of Saskatchewan's top kidney transplant surgeons, winning last year's Golden Scalpel Award for Pre-clerkship Education, the 2022 Logan Bo…
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As an undergrad, Daniel Fuller didn’t have a car, nor was he keen on taking the bus. “I rode my bike to university every day in the fall and then just kept on going and never stopped,” said Fuller, a former national and international canoe/kayak athlete. As he pedaled, Fuller watched the way people used trails, sidewalks and roads. “I really starte…
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From the laboratory to saving lives, this episode brings together three outstanding researchers from the University of Saskatchewan’s Department of Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology (APP) as they discuss their work and its implications for cardiac care. Dr. Michelle Collins, Dr. Scott Widenmaier, and Dr. Changting Xiao are all recent recipients…
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"Pushing politicians to do what is good for the health of the people, there's no way around it," said Dr Jacob Alhassan. Born and raised in a rural Ghanaian village, Alhassan grew up without electricty and paved roads. He watched women die in childbirth. He grew resentful of health systems that left the poorest people to fend for themselves, while …
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Dr. Sabira Valiani was one of the frontline physicians working inside Saskatoon’s critical care units four years ago, during the initial lockdowns of the Covid-19 pandemic. “It was really weird,” said Valiani. Valiani said ‘a lot of light bulbs went off in my head’ amid the automated stillness of the unit, as she watched ventilators breathing for h…
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Daphne Yau can trace her interest in endocrinology back to a beta-cell physiology experiment during her master’s degree, working with laboratory mice with Type 2 Diabetes. “It was the part of the pancreas that makes insulin,” she said. “It was fascinating. It also made me realize that maybe pure laboratory research wasn't quite for me." From there,…
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Haissam Haddad inadvertently horrified his family when he signed up for engineering courses in his first year of university. The teenager returned the next day to change his major to medicine -- a move he's glad he made. Dr. Haddad practiced family medicine in Syria for three years, then arrived in Canada in 1986 to visit his wife's family, who urg…
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In this episode, we meet Dr. Stacey Love, Director of Virtual Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation at Saskatchewan's Virtual Health Hub, and an Assistant Professor at the University of Saskatchewan's School of Rehabilitation. She's also involved with the Saskatchewan Centre for Patient Oriented Research. You can see more of her recent publications here…
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Dr. Angelica Lang knows most of the people she sees have to keep working, even if they have shoulder pain. As an assistant professor at the University of Saskatchewan and director of the Musculoskeletal and Ergonomics Lab at the Canadian Centre for Rural and Agricultural Health, Lang’s goal is to reduce that pain — keeping patients on the job. “A l…
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Dr. Munier Nour said osteoporosis is often seen as a disease that affects older adults. But compared to their peers, kids with Type 1 diabetes grow into adults eight times as likely to suffer bone fractures. “Osteoporosis may actually have its origins during pediatric years,” he said. “Because Type 1 diabetes occurs so early in life ….. it influenc…
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In the heart of the Health Sciences Building, Dr. Amanda Hall studies a tray of organoids under a microscope. “They do need a lot of attention and a lot of feeding,” she said, pointing to dot-like points in a gel solution. The pediatric surgeon and assistant professor of pediatric general surgery will use those dots to identify factors that help in…
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Valerie Verge was in her early twenties when she landed her first job, doing neuroscience research and she loved it. But 43 years ago, her research journey began to take a twist. "I developed an allergy to rats and mice,” she said. “I was using a box of Kleenex a day.” She reluctantly had to admit that this may not be her career path, and spent her…
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Dr. Evyn Peters has created pivotal changes for patients arriving at Royal University Hospital's mental health short stay unit, and its emergency department. With 33 publications and interests spanning psychiatry, psychopharmacology and mood disorders, Peters is often one of the first physicians patients see when they’re experiencing a mental healt…
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By the end of her Grade Eight year in Saskatoon, Wendie Marks was sure about one thing: she knew she wanted to study health and the way early-life development affected the human body. “I spent a lot of time in the library reading books,” Marks said. “I was always kind of the nerdy type.” Marks enrolled at the University of Saskatchewan and thrived,…
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Discover how Fred Menko, VP of Growth Strategy at Advantage Dental Plus, is revolutionizing oral healthcare with the concept of "Preventistry." By focusing on making access to care easier and promoting a culture of prevention, they're improving overall patient health and changing the landscape of dental care.…
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In this episode of the "How I Grew My Practice" podcast, Dr. Charles Moser, DDS, founder of Blue Horse Personal Development, discusses how leadership skills can transform dental practices. Dr. Moser's blueprint for trust includes transparency and clear requests, while accountability and collaboration play pivotal roles in achieving success in denti…
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In this episode of "How I Grew My Practice," dental industry experts Ben Shaver and Brittney McDowell from Venture Practices share insights on dental practice management and recruitment. Their unique approach focuses on aligning candidates with a practice's culture, crafting compelling messages, integrating technology, and establishing robust onboa…
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Welcome to another episode of How I Grew My Practice, presented by NexHealth. Our guest today is Courtney Rogers, the Head of Marketing at Platinum Dental Services, a prominent Dental Service Organization (DSO). Courtney shares his expertise in DSO marketing strategies that have propelled practices from $500,000 to an impressive $1 million in reven…
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In this episode of "How I Grew My Practice," presented by NexHealth, Dr. Matthew Allen, CEO of DifferentKind, delves into the importance of understanding and measuring the patient experience in dental practices. He discusses how DifferentKind's innovative approach, along with integration through NexHealth's Synchronizer, is transforming the industr…
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Welcome to another episode of "How I Grew My Practice," presented by NexHealth. Join us for an insightful conversation with Christopher Brown, CEO of DIGI Search. DIGI Search was born from Christopher's realization that dental marketing is more than industry conformity—it's about shaping unique narratives for dentists to stand out and thrive. This …
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Explore the world of dental care transformation through the lens of Philip Toh, Operating Partner at The Smilist, an innovative Dental Support Organization (DSO) located in the Northeast. Discover how Toh's groundbreaking strategies leverage technology to expand The Smilist's reach and enhance the patient experience. Join us in this episode of "How…
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In this episode of "How I Grew My Practice," we invite Daniel Sosa, CEO of OM Performance Marketing, and Amber Nish, VP of Business Development at OM Performance Marketing and former CMO of Community Dental, to discuss the significance of DSO performance marketing and the role of online patient scheduling in driving patient acquisition and growth.…
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In this episode of "How I Grew My Practice" by NexHealth, COO Gil Messer of Dermatology Specialists discusses their 99% accurate predictive model, innovative strategies, and NexHealth partnership, all working together to revolutionize dermatology care accessibility and quality in New York. Tune in now.…
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Welcome to another episode of How I Grew My Practice, presented by NexHealth. In this episode, we have the pleasure of talking to Dr. Len Tau, a renowned figure in the dental industry. Dr. Len Tau has had a successful 23-year career as a dentist, but now he focuses on helping practices increase their revenue through reputation marketing. He is the …
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Enhancing the patient experience in your dental practice through personalized interactions, attention to first impressions, and leveraging technology for continuous improvement can create magical moments that leave a lasting impact on patients. Watch this episode to hear strategies from Ryan Vet to transform your patient experience.…
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a podcast presented by NexHealth. In this episode, we have the pleasure of hosting Alex Membrillo, the CEO of Cardinal Digital Marketing. The focus of the discussion is on local SEO and optimizing the digital experience for medical and dental practices from search to booking. Membrillo shares his expertise on wh…
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a podcast presented by NexHealth, where we delve into the strategies and insights that drive success in the healthcare industry. In this episode, we have Sina Amiri, the VP of Revenue at Zentist, who will be shedding light on the transformational impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on dental revenue cycle man…
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When Justin Botterill first arrived at the University of Saskatchewan, he took what he described as a 'shotgun approach' to choosing classes. Midway through his second year, his psychology professors introduced him to neuropsychology, and to psychiatric and neurological disorders. He was hooked. Botterill soon began working with rodent models, late…
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a podcast presented by NexHealth. In this episode, we have a special guest joining us: Bobby Jones, the first employee of NexHealth. Bobby has played an instrumental role in building the sales, customer success, and marketing departments. Currently, he is focused on developing partnerships and API integrations. …
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Welcome to How I Grew My Practice, a podcast presented by NexHealth. In this episode, we delve into the complex world of HIPAA compliance and security risks with our guest, Matt DeBlasi, CEO of Abyde. Join us as we unravel the complexities of HIPAA compliance and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and solutions in ensuring data security …
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Welcome to How I Grew My Practice, a podcast by NexHealth, where we dive into the world of dental practice management and explore strategies for success. In this episode, we have a special guest, Jeanette Ford, the onboarding manager at NexHealth. With her extensive background in dentistry, having trained thousands of dentists and office managers, …
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Discover the vital steps to safeguarding your dental practice's sensitive data in this episode of How I Grew My Practice. Dr. Lorne Lavine, aka the Digital Dentist, explains why data protection is more crucial than ever, highlighting the risks posed by ransomware attacks and remote work environments.…
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a podcast presented by NexHealth, where industry experts share their experiences and strategies for success in the dental field. In this episode, Cornelia Cone, Vice President of Nuance Dental Specialists, will shed light on her unique perspective on in-office time management, drawing from her experiences in run…
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When Bruce Gordon's relatives descend on Saskatoon this month, his wife will put them to work. Bruce Gordon was a police officer and a lawyer, who competed as a triathlete and in the Crossfit Games. He was a fierce competitor until he was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer at age 54. Hear his story in Episode 43. After Bruce died in 2017, …
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In this episode of How I Grew My Practice, we delve into the strategies that can help dental practices overcome the prevailing stigmas and misconceptions surrounding online booking to accelerate growth. While online booking has gained popularity across multiple industries for its convenience and efficiency, the dental industry has been relatively s…
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The dental industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the market matures, dental service organizations (DSOs) are constantly striving to achieve their goals and stay ahead of the competition. In this episode of How I Grew My Practice, we will explore the top strategies shared by A…
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Sarah Noel Block is the founder of Tiny Marketing and believes that you don’t need a big team to have effective marketing. If you have the right marketing strategy, even TINY teams can have great results. And she’s proven this over the last 7 years by stepping in to help small B2B companies grow with less. In this episode, we talk about: * How to g…
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Midway through his undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia, a laboratory 'help wanted' poster caught Jeff Dong's eye. He applied, gaining invaluable practical experience that summer in Stephanie Borgland's lab. "She really supported me in understanding what research is about," said Dong, who went on to complete his PhD through UB…
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a 15-minute podcast presented by NexHealth. In this episode, host Alec Goldman is joined by Christine Sison, the founder and CEO of Swiss Monkey. As they delve into the challenges faced by healthcare professionals and dental practices, Christine shares her expertise in helping doctors empower their office staff …
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Welcome to "How I Grew My Practice," a podcast presented to you by NexHealth. In this episode, we are excited to invite Gary Bird, the CEO and founder of SMC National, to share valuable insights on dental marketing during a recession. As the dental industry faces numerous challenges simultaneously, including rising costs and reduced patient spendin…
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Before we’re even born, our bodies begin to grow and train an army of spies and assassins, creating a crew of immune system fighters in the upper chest's thymus gland. While this production is dominated by T cells, other immune cells such as B cells and plasma cells can be generated within the thymus, albeit at a very low level. After adolescence, …
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Brittany Garlin and Alexus Brittain are both on the Marketing Team at Vista Social. Brittany is the Head Of Marketing and Alexus heads up Social Media. Vista Social is a social media management platform, similar to Sendible that seemingly came out of nowhere in the last year and now has over 1.4 million social profiles under management. In this epi…
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