Following the completion of training opportunities, trainees will be able to:

1. Apply acquired knowledge on brain health in quantitative research following principles of epidemiology, EDI, privacy and confidentiality, ethical and legal principles pertaining to the collection, maintenance, use data and EDI.
2. Learn to include patient and caregiver perspective.
3. Independently complete a research project (from initiation to research output).
4. Effectively present data and disseminate results (knowledge mobilization).
5. Actively participate as a mentor in the BHCare community.
6. Apply for grant funding using our CCNA databases.
7. Mentor colleagues and collaborators on the appropriateness, feasibility, and resource requirements of using health system data (e.g., ICES) to address research questions.
8. Prepare for a strong applications for positions both within academia and beyond academia.