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Sybil Hoiss
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Latest papers
The role of family caregivers in critical illness survivor recovery at home: A qualitative study.
Journal of health services research & policy · 2026
From hospital to home: A heightened window of vulnerability post-critical illness.
PloS one · 2025
Relationship between critical illness recovery and social determinants of health: a multiperspective qualitative study in British Columbia, Canada.
BMJ open · 2024
Latest funding
- $539,326
Brain-based Prediction of the dying duration in humans after withdrawal of life sustaining measures to inform donation after circulatory death.
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $371,024
Co-Creating and Amplifying Patient Perspectives to Transform Recovery (CAPTURE) after Critical Illness: Peer-Facilitated Online Group Photovoice
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
The role of family caregivers in critical illness survivor recovery at home: A qualitative study.
Howard AF, Lynch K, Thorne S, Hoiss S, Arora RC, Ahmad O, Kelly MT, Crowe S, LeBlanc A, Currie LM, McDermid RC, Doll R, David A, Hou B, Erchov A, Haljan G
From hospital to home: A heightened window of vulnerability post-critical illness.
Howard AF, Lynch K, Thorne S, Currie LM, Arora RC, McDermid RC, Ahmad O, Crowe S, Hoiss S, David A, Chu J, Erchov A, Hou B, Singh A, Tsui M, Haljan G
Relationship between critical illness recovery and social determinants of health: a multiperspective qualitative study in British Columbia, Canada.
Howard AF, Lynch K, Thorne S, Hoiss S, Ahmad O, Arora RC, Currie LM, McDermid RC, Cloutier M, Crowe S, Rankin C, Erchov A, Hou B, Li H, Haljan G
Brain-based Prediction of the dying duration in humans after withdrawal of life sustaining measures to inform donation after circulatory death.
Principal investigators: Sekhon, Mypinder S; Dhanani, Sonny; Seely, Andrew J
Keywords: Biomarkers; Death Determination Prediction; Donation After Circulatory Death; Organ Donation
Co-Creating and Amplifying Patient Perspectives to Transform Recovery (CAPTURE) after Critical Illness: Peer-Facilitated Online Group Photovoice
Principal investigators: Howard, Amanda F; haljan, gregory; Istanboulian, Laura
Keywords: Arts-Based Health Research; Critical Illness Recovery; Family Caregivers; Knowledge Translation; Participatory Methods; Patient-Oriented Research; Photovoice; Post-Intensive Care Syndrome; Psychosocial Health; Qualitative Research
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Sally Thorne and gregory haljan: 4 shared papers
- Sally Thorne and Sybil Hoiss: 3 shared papers
- gregory haljan and Sybil Hoiss: 3 shared papers
- MacIsaac School of Nursing
- School of Nursing
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