Optimisation de la gestion de la qualité des fournisseurs par la simplification des processus et la mise en place d’outils efficaces

Mon projet de stage consiste à optimiser et simplifier les processus liés à la mise en place des ententes qualité avec les fournisseurs de Sandoz. L’objectif est d’améliorer l’efficacité de la gestion des fournisseurs en identifiant un outil adapté pour suivre les étapes clés telles que les ententes qualité, les audits et l’évaluation des risques. […]

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Exposition aux pesticides chez la grande et petite chauve-souris brune de colonies en milieu agricole au Sud du Québec

Les basses-terres du Saint-Laurent sont fortement exposées à une variété de pesticides provenant de la production alimentaire. Plusieurs insectes qui se nourrissent de plantes cultivées servent de proies à différentes espèces terrestres, comme les chauves-souris, favorisant l’accumulation de pesticides dans la chaîne alimentaire. Les chauves-souris possèdent un grand potentiel de bioaccumulation des pesticides à cause […]

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L’impact de la nouvelle réforme du CEPMB et de l’ébauche des lignes directrices sur le marché des médicaments au Canada, leur tarification et l’innovation

Le but du projet est d’analyser l’impact du changement au niveau de la réforme du CEPMB (Conseil d’Examen du Prix des Médicaments Brevetés), qui est un organisme réglementaire analysant l’impact des prix des médicaments sur le marché canadien. Le projet d’ébauche des nouvelles lignes directrices prévoit instaurer de nouvelles règles qui auront potentiellement un impact […]

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Optimisation du processus de gestion documentaire et de relâche des produits pour les produits de marques privées

Dans l’industrie pharmaceutique, une gestion efficace des documents est essentielle pour assurer la conformité aux réglementations et la rapidité de mise en marché des produits. Ce projet vise donc à explorer comment l’automatisation de certaines tâches peut améliorer la gestion documentaire et la communication entre Sandoz et ses partenaires Private Label. Actuellement, les processus manuels […]

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Cytokine profile in women with cervical insufficiency

Cervical insufficiency (CI) is a condition in which the cervix prematurely shortens and dilates during pregnancy, typically resulting in mid-trimester pregnancy loss or premature labour. The causes of CI are currently unknown. However, recent studies have associated abnormalities in immune system regulation with pregnancy complications such as spontaneous abortion and premature birth. Since the immune […]

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Mahseer on the move: Exploring the post-release behaviour and movement of mahseer (Tor spp.) after catch-and-release angling using biotelemetry

Recreational fishing is a popular activity worldwide that contributes an estimated $190B USD in expenditures to the global economy each year. Contrasting the economic benefits of the activity is an array of ecological and biological impacts. Catch-and-release fishing, the act of returning a fish to water (presumably unharmed) after landing, has become an increasingly popular […]

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The importance of Adiponectin signaling during cardiac remodeling

Many reports have established a correlation between obesity and diabetes with cardiovascular complications such as heart failure. This occurs due to changes in the structure and function of the heart, yet the precise mechanisms responsible for regulating these changes in diabetes remain to be determined. This project will focus on the role played by a […]

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Complete Lifestyle Management Program Intervention

Hospital-associated disability (HAD) occurs when patients are admitted to the hospital for acute treatment, but experience an extended stay resulting in reduced functional independence (1,2). Approximately one third of older adults will become disabled as an unintended consequence of hospital admission, resulting in a significantly increased risk of being institutionalized after discharge (1–4). Frail older […]

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TRLUP – Scaling an Ambient-Condition Platform for Ammonia, H2S, and Phosphate Removal in Wastewater Systems

This project will support the development and scale-up of an innovative water treatment technology that uses nanotechnology systems to remove harmful pollutants—like ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and phosphate—from various waste streams. These contaminants can damage equipment, lower biogas production, and lead to environmental penalties. By working with experts at SAIT, the project will help improve the […]

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Post Discharge Survival Project

Most countries in Africa are not set to meet their 2015 targets of a two thirds reduction in under-5 mortality. Among the areas of child health most neglected is care following hospitalization. More children die in the weeks following discharge than during hospitalization, yet no strategy exists to improve these outcomes. My research over the […]

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Post Discharge Survival Project – Year two

Most countries in Africa are not set to meet their 2015 targets of a two thirds reduction in under-5 mortality. Among the areas of child health most neglected is care following hospitalization. More children die in the weeks following discharge than during hospitalization, yet no strategy exists to improve these outcomes. My research over the […]

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Effect on Electromagnetic Fields on Blood and Insulin Blood Levels

In recent years, many studies have investigated and demonstrated the positive effects of electromagnetic field (EMF) stimulation on fracture healing, pain management, cancer treatment, or neurological disorders. With the increasing number of diabetes patients in the current society, the use of EMF could potentially be used as a new alternative and non-invasive method to treat […]

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