Congratulations to Dr. Elise Wiley, who received two prestigious postdoctoral fellowship awards from Michael Smith Health Research BC and StrokeCOG!
Dr. Wiley is looking at one-year self-management and health resource use trajectories among individuals who have had a recent stroke. Her primary research area is chronic disease self-management after stroke with a particular focus on health resource utilization and sex-based considerations.
Dr. Wiley received the Michael Smith Health Research BC trainee award for her work in ‘Exploring the natural history of chronic disease self-management and health resource utilization after stroke’.
Additionally, she received the StokeCOG clinical trail training program award for her work in ‘Optimizing stroke recovery in women through accessible modalities of health service delivery: A sex-and-gender-based analysis of the TeleRehabilitation with Aims to Improve Lower Extremity Recovery (TRAIL) Clinical Trail’.
