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MISSION

The Quebec Rehabilitation Research Network, also known as REPAR, aims to foster clinical research in the field of rehabilitation. The Network’s priority is to reduce or compensate for deficiencies, incapacities and handicaps stemming from physical impairments by supporting multidisciplinary and multicentered research activities. Furthermore, the REPAR wants to facilitate knowledge transfer (implement outcome measures and clinical guidelines) between researchers and clinicians, and train next generation of researchers.

OBJECTIVES

REPAR’S financing is used to reach the following objectives:

  • To ensure an optimal research infrastructure that fosters the development of multicentered and multidisciplinary research in the field of rehabilitation in Quebec.
  • To support a new generation of researchers and development of their expertise in the field of adaptation-readaptation.
  • To develop partnerships with organizations interested in supporting strategic rehabilitation sectors through research financing.
  • To favour the transfer, exchange and appropriation of scientific knowledge into day-to-day rehabilitation practices.
  • To highlight and communicate developments in the area of rehabilitation.
More details on the structure

  • 1. Comptetitiveness and Innovation

    1.1 Clinical research
    1.2 Support for strategic initiatives

  • 2. Knowledge Exchange and Application

    Strategic groups provide support for these activities which include structuring activities, information platform development, and support for knowledge transfer activities.

  • 3. Training the next generation of researchers

    3.1 Summer Student Program
    3.2 Rehabilitation Summer School
    3.3 CIHR Strategic Training Programs
    3.4 Integration of Postdoctoral Candidates
    3.5 Support for Students Wishing to Present at Scientific Events

  • 4. Partnership Activities

    4.1 Joint Grant Program for Research in Rehabilitation and Occupational Reintegration (IRSST/REPAR)
    4.2 Clinical Research Partnership in Physiotherapy (OPPQ, OEQ, OOAQ)
    4.3 Neurotrauma Research Partnership (ONF/REPAR)
    4.4 Trauma Research Development Consortium in Quebec
    4.5 Social Participation Support Program (OPHQ/REPAR)
    4.6 Partnership in Hearing Impairment(IRDPQ/IRD/REPAR)

  • 5. Research Promotion and Dissemination

    Since its founding, REPAR has relied on the recruited researchers, clinicians and students, encouraged the development of research themes and subsequently, the establishment of research programs to further the advancement of clinical researh and train the next generation of researchers.