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Latest funding
- $1,373,176
a MIxed methods Study with key Stakeholders to generate patient-centered definitIONs of REMISSION for children and adolescents with moderate-to-severe asthma (MISSION REMISSION)
CIHR · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $1,384,650
Identifying predictors of biologic therapy response in children with severe asthma: the Medication response and Asthma Therapy in CHildren with severe Asthma (MATCHA) Study
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $20,000
Pediatric severe asthma: integrating stakeholders' perspectives in setting research priorities
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
a MIxed methods Study with key Stakeholders to generate patient-centered definitIONs of REMISSION for children and adolescents with moderate-to-severe asthma (MISSION REMISSION)
Principal investigators: Longo, Cristina M; Tse, Sze Man
Keywords: Adolescents; Asthma; Children; Consensus Building; Mixed Methods; Patient-Centered Outcomes; Remission; Severe Asthma; Validation
Identifying predictors of biologic therapy response in children with severe asthma: the Medication response and Asthma Therapy in CHildren with severe Asthma (MATCHA) Study
Principal investigators: Tse, Sze Man; Dell, Sharon D; Lands, Larry C
Keywords: Biologic Therapy; Pediatrics; Predictors Of Response; Severe Asthma
Pediatric severe asthma: integrating stakeholders' perspectives in setting research priorities
Principal investigators: Tse, Sze Man
Keywords: Parents; Patients; Pediatrics; Severe Asthma; Stakeholders
Predicting biologic therapy response in children with severe asthma: the Medication response and Asthma Therapy in CHildren with severe Asthma (MATCHA) Study
Principal investigators: Tse, Sze Man; Dell, Sharon D; Lands, Larry C
Keywords: Biologic Therapy; Pediatrics; Predictors Of Response; Severe Asthma
Canadian consortium for understanding the role of airway mucus occlusions in cough, COPD and asthma (CANMuc)
Principal investigators: Mukherjee, Manali; Aaron, Shawn D; Cote, Andreanne; Martin, James G; Mookherjee, Neeloffer; Nair, Parameswaran K; Parraga, Grace; Rousseau, Simon; Satia, Imran; Sin, Donald; Svenningsen, Sarah
Keywords: Asthma; Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease; Computed Tomography; Cough; Mucus Plugging; Sputum
FActors of Mothers and Infants in Longitudinal Years (FAMILY) - A maternal and child birth cohort with babies identified from three Ontario existing pediatric cohorts and linked with health administrative data to create a birth cohort of infants and their siblings and mothers to study prenatal, postnatal and early childhood factors associated with maternal and child health and developmental outcomes
Principal investigators: To, Teresa; Borkhoff, Cornelia M
Keywords: Birth Cohort; Childhood Health Surveillace; Common Childhood Respiratory Conditions; Early Life Exposures; Early Screening And Detection; Maternal And Child Health; Risk Identification
Smoke-Free Homes and Asthma Pilot Intervention Study
Principal investigators: Schwartz, Robert M
Keywords: Environmental Tobacco Smoke; Intervention; Nicotine Monitoring; Pilot Study; Smoke-Free Homes
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