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In Our VoICES is an ICES podcast that takes you beyond the data to meet the people – and hear the stories – that help shape health and healthcare, for all of us.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Jul 29, 2026
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Rethinking Concussion Recovery with Dr. Donald Redelmeier (opens the original)
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What happens after a concussion, and could its effects linger far longer than most people realize? In this episode, Dr. Donald Redelmeier discusses what population-based research reveals about the lasting effects of concussion for some patients, from traffic risks to long-term recovery and disability.
More Than Numbers: The Canadian Perinatal Opioid Project with Dr. Andi Camden and Ashley Smoke (opens the original)
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What can a national health data system reveal about perinatal opioid use in Canada and the supports families need most? In this episode, Dr. Andi Camden and peer researcher Ashley Smoke speak about the Canadian Perinatal Opioid Project, its interactive dashboard, and the importance of storytelling, community engagement, and compassionate, evidence-based care.
The Value of Data in Dementia Care with Dr. Susan Bronskill and Christina Stergiou-Dayment (opens the original)
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How can data and community partners work together to shape the future of dementia care? In this episode of In Our VoICES, ICES’ Dr. Susan Bronskill and the Alzheimer Society of Ontario’s Christina Stergiou-Dayment discuss how partnerships, data analytics, and community-based data are improving support for people living with dementia and their care partners while informing the future of dementia care across Ontario and Canada.
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