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CReATe Fertility & Research Program

Oct 20, 2005

The CReATe Research Program has been in operation since 2007, with the goal of increasing clinical and basic reproductive biology knowledge. Aimed at addressing important problems encountered daily in the fertility clinic, the Research Program takes a “bench to bedside” approach to research, which means clinical trials are a vital component of our treatment development pipeline. The ultimate goal is improved care for people with infertility and other reproductive challenges.

The CReATe Research Program is unique as it is embedded within the CReATe Fertility Centre, enabling the conduct of research using clinical data and biological waste material donated for research following clinical procedures, via our in-house Biobank. Basic science and clinical investigations are undertaken in a range of Human Reproduction science areas, including: Andrology, Ovarian Biology, Embryology and Implantation, Reproductive Genetics, Psychosocial Research and Stem Cell Research.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU)

Jun 5, 2004

Established by the government of British Columbia in 1981, Kwantlen, now Kwantlen Polytechnic University, has five campuses located in the Metro Vancouver region of British Columbia. KPU offers bachelor’s degrees, associate degrees, diplomas, certificates and citations in more than 140 programs. Almost 20,000 students annually attend courses at KPU campuses in Surrey, Richmond, Langley, Cloverdale, and Civic Plaza.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University currently offers a range of credentials, many of which are completely unique, to successfully meet the evolving needs of regional and global employment markets. Students have the opportunity to bridge certificate and diploma credentials into bachelor’s degrees, creating the option of academic and professional enhancement of applied and technical programs.

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Sep 23, 2003

Nova Scotia Health operates hospitals, health centres and community-based programs throughout Nova Scotia. We are over 23,000 employees, 2500 physicians, 5500 learners and approximately 7000 volunteers. We provide medical and surgical care, mental health care, community health programs, addiction prevention and treatment and environmental health services. As an academic district, we help educate tomorrow’s health care providers and administrators. We also engage in research into new treatments, cures, processes and practices. With an operating budget of more than $1.9 billion, we serve the 940,000 residents Nova Scotia and others in Atlantic Canada.