🎉 MacART was thrilled to participate in @MacUPediatrics#MCHRD2025 on Mar 26th last week, with our members taking roles as oral/poster presenters and facilitators. What a wonderful event!🌟
Read MacART's news item & highlights ⬇️
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#MCHRD2025 gathered over 400 attendees & featured 160+ studies, spanning topics from climate change to AI in #meded.
“We know the impact we’re making here extends far beyond our campus,” said Angelo Mikrogianakis, chair of @MacUPediatrics.
Learn more⬇️
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Thank you to all presenters, supervisors, family partners, judges, staff volunteers & attendees for making #MCHRD2025 a success! Your contributions drive child health research forward. 👏
#ChildHealth#Research
🧠 To wrap up, here is Samantha Rutherford, a student working with MacART member Dr. Mackenzie Salt (@mac_at_mac) presenting "Bots, Bad Actors, & Bias: Participation Fraud in Neurodevelopmental Research"!
🤝 Thank you @AllianceAutism & @machealthsci for collaborating with us!
ALT Dr. Mackenzie Salt and Samantha Rutherford smile and stand with their poster at McMaster Child Health Research Day.
ALT Samantha Rutherford and Dr. Mackenzie Salt are attributed to the poster named, "Bots, Bad Actors, & Bias: Participation Fraud in Neurodevelopmental Research".
⚡️ Next, a poster titled "Leadership Perspectives on Implementing Family Check-Up for Autism: Exploring Barriers and Facilitators in Canadian Service Settings", involving MacART members Drs. Irene Drmic & @terry_a_bennett!
🤝 Thanks also to @OffordCentre & @mch_childrens!
ALT Manya Malik, Julie Gross, Irene Drmic, and Teresa Bennett are attributed to the poster named, "Leadership Perspectives on Implementing Family Check-Up for Autism: Exploring Barriers and Facilitators in Canadian Service Settings".
💡 And here is Katie Stock, a student working with MacART member Dr. Mackenzie Salt (@Mac_at_Mac) presenting, "Exploring Autistic Perspectives on What it Means to Be an Adult"!
#Autism#Research
ALT Dr. Mackenzie Salt and Katie Stock smile and stand with their poster at McMaster Child Health Research Day.
ALT Katie Stock and Dr. Mackenzie Salt are attributed to the poster named, "Exploring Autistic Perspectives on What it Means to Be an Adult".
"Childhood research is taking over at McMaster," says keynote speaker Christine Chambers (@DrCChambers).
She is now sharing how child health research, using children’s pain management as one example, can be transformed into meaningful policy change & clinical impact. #MCHRD2025
Thank you to @McMasterCHR for creating space for us to present our work and learn from others!
We look forward to sharing team photos and updates from the day 📸
That's a wrap on poster presentations!
Thank you to all presenters for your fantastic research projects and innovations that span the child healthcare landscape at #MCHRD2025! 👏👏👏
#ChildHealth#Research#Posters#Presentations
🎇 MacART and colleagues are at #MCHRD2025 today, showcasing their work and the contributions of student learners!
Tune in this afternoon to see posters generated from a variety of important and timely projects! 🌟🚀
@McMasterU#ChildHealth#Research#Pediatrics