Scott Ramsay

PhD

Investigator and Nurse Clinician, BC Children's Hospital

My work addresses the role of health services and nurse-led care in pediatric health, specifically in relation to neurological conditions. Neurological conditions are disorders that occur as a result of injury, genetics, and/or exposures. They cause a disruption in normal body functions regulated by the nervous system. Pediatric neurological conditions include common conditions -like migraines- acquired conditions -like concussion- and rarer conditions -like muscular dystrophy. Health research for children and youth with neurological conditions is limited; there are also gaps in health services research for children and youth with these conditions. The ultimate goal of my research program is to enhance health care for children and youth living with neurological conditions in BC, focusing especially on underserved groups.

Academic Affiliations

  • Assistant Professor, , School of Nursing, Faculty of Applied Science, University of British Columbia
  • Research Theme: Evidence to Innovation
  • Research Group(s): Clinical Practice, Outcomes and Innovation; Clinical and Community Data, Analytics and Informatics

Contact Information

Location

UBC School of Nursing, Room T-276 2211 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6T2B5

Honours & Awards

UBC Outstanding Dissertation Award for PhD Student, School of Nursing (2023)

UBC Aboriginal Graduate Fellowship (2018-2022)

CIHR CGS-M (2018-2019)

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