NB Institute for Research, Data and Training

NB Institute for Research, Data and Training

Higher Education

Fredericton, NB 1,676 followers

Rich data insights for evidence-based policy

About us

The NB-IRDT is New Brunswick's official data repository and research centre for government administrative, social, health, justice, and education linked data. We work with policymakers, researchers, clinicians, and governments to design and execute research, monitoring, and reporting for deeper insights and better decision-making.

Website
https://www.unb.ca/nbirdt
Industry
Higher Education
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Fredericton, NB
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
2015
Specialties
data research, economics, health research, policy research, population data, health data, clinical research, economic data, data research training, program design, program reporting, education data, and knowledge translation

Locations

  • Primary

    Suite 304 Kierstead Hall

    University of New Brunswick

    Fredericton, NB E3B 5A3, CA

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Employees at NB Institute for Research, Data and Training

Updates

  • October is ADHD Awareness Month. ✨ ADHD is one of the most common mental health conditions affecting children and adults, yet it is often misunderstood. This month’s goal is to correct these misconceptions and highlight the shared experiences of the ADHD community. 🤝 Understanding ADHD goes beyond managing symptoms. It’s about improving overall health and academic success for our children. 📚 Let’s work together to ensure families have the knowledge to make informed choices and access the support they deserve. ✨ #ADHDAwarenessMonth #mentalhealthmatters

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  • ✨ We're excited to announce that registration for the Healthy Seniors Pilot Symposium (HSPP) is now open.🎉   Join us on November 6 & 7, 2024, at the Fredericton Convention Centre to hear the results of over 60 applied research initiatives aimed at helping older adults live longer, healthier and more independent lives. 💚   Be part of two days of insightful sessions with expert speakers and dynamic discussion panels that showcase these remarkable achievements and explore how HSPP promotes healthy aging in New Brunswick. 🌟   Register today to secure your place:  https://lnkd.in/dPdEvRQd   #HSPP2024 #Symposium

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  • 🌟 Join Our Team as a Research Scientist! 🌟   We’re looking for a Research Scientist to lead innovative mixed methods and qualitative projects that drive community change.🌍✨   In this role, you’ll collaborate with a dynamic team to enhance our research capacity, develop our mixed methods portfolio and support a variety of impactful studies in health, education and social sciences. Your leadership will be key in ensuring our long-term sustainability and advancing our mission.   If you’re eager to build collaborations and contribute to meaningful research, we’d love to hear from you.✨   Apply now: https://lnkd.in/eCmkYeiA

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  • The 2024 Maritime Health Research Summit (MHRS) is fast approaching, with this year's theme "Moving the Dial on Learning Health Systems."✨ Join us on October 24 to connect with patients and healthcare professionals as we explore the latest research in healthcare policy, system improvement, and community engagement. 🤝   This event is hosted by Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit, making #MHRS a fantastic opportunity to network and gain insights that can drive positive change in our healthcare systems. Don’t miss out—learn more about the agenda for all sessions and presentations. Secure your spot today. ✨ 📍 Dartmouth, Nova Scotia 🔗 Register now: www.mssu.ca/summit #ResearchSummit #HealthResearch #CommunityEngagement

    🚀 The countdown is on! Only one week left to join our Maritime Health Research Summit on Learning Health Systems on Oct. 24. Start planning your experience now: ✅ Register (virtual attendance only) ✅ View the agenda ✅ Read the abstracts Do it all here: www.mssu.ca/summit #MHRS 

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  • ✨ You won't want to miss hearing from NB-IRDT Research Associate Dr. Sandra Magalhaes and Data Analyst Dr. Matthew Stackhouse, at the 4th Annual Canadian Children, Youth, and Communities (CCYC). ✨ This October 24-25, they’ll be presenting projects that tackle healthcare inequities from birth to adolescence with a family-centered approach. Join us at #CCYC2024 to explore community partnerships that enhance child health equity and connect with advocates working for equal access to healthcare for all. 🤝 #ChildHealth #HealthcareEquity

    As we count down to #CCYC24, we're shining the spotlight on our talented speakers. 🎤 Learn how we can build effective systems collaboration in child health equity during this keynote panel featuring Kathryn (Katie) Birnie, PhD RPsych, Ryan Voisin, and Sandra Magalhaes. The discussion will be moderated by youth advocate and Children First Canada Top 10 U18 Changemaker Hannah Grover. Meet all of our speakers and check out the agenda of keynotes, workshops, and posters taking place across 2 days. Join us and explore how sustainable solutions and community partnerships can enhance child health equity across Canada. 📅 October 24 - 25 📍 Digital Conference 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eXqjPUZi

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  • Enroll in our Data Matters online program and earn your Certificate of Completion in Applying Administrative Data to Research and Policy. 🌟 This series of four self-paced courses will empower you to break down barriers and confidently work with administrative data. You'll learn to:   ✔ Understand administrative data and how it informs decision-making. ✔ Navigate privacy laws and ethical standards with confidence. ✔ Design impactful research questions for real-world challenges. ✔ Use data insights to create and assess effective public policies.   Take this opportunity to boost your skills and make a difference through data. 📊 Link: https://rb.gy/fgzze1 #AdministrativeData #DataMatters #OnlineLearning

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  • Happy International Day for Women in Statistics and Data Science. 🎉   Today, we celebrate the amazing and dedicated women in statistics and research science who have worked with us. Your incredible contributions have been instrumental in advancing research in our province and have helped our company reach where we are today.   Thank you for your leadership, innovation, and hard work. Your passion for research and data science inspires us all and paves the way for future generations. Let’s continue to champion diversity and inclusion in our field, ensuring that every voice is heard and valued. 💪📊

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  • Every year from October 1st to 7th, we celebrate National Breastfeeding Week. This year’s theme is Closing the Gap: Breastfeeding Support for All. ✨🤱   #NBW2024 is a vital opportunity to advocate for improved breastfeeding support for families across Canada. Every day, inequalities affect breastfeeding practices in our society, highlighting the need for comprehensive support. It’s especially important to ensure that no one is left behind—particularly vulnerable mothers who may need extra help navigating breastfeeding challenges.   Let’s honour the diverse experiences of breastfeeding mothers and ensure every mom feels empowered and supported on this journey. 💪

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