UHN's
KITE Research Institute
Redefining what's possible in injury prevention, rehabilitation research, aging and accessibility through groundbreaking scientific research with real world impact.
UHN's KITE Research Institute
Redefining what's possible in injury prevention, rehabilitation research, aging and accessibility through groundbreaking scientific research with real world impact.
Our Mission
KITE supports three new projects to advance healthy aging with envisAGE
KITE will help evaluate new technologies designed to improve safety, independence, and quality of life for older adults.
Read about the projectsKITE supports three new projects to advance healthy aging with envisAGE
KITE will help evaluate new technologies designed to improve safety, independence, and quality of life for older adults.
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Digital Clues in Dementia Care
Real-time location systems reveal sleep and activity patterns to support better dementia care.
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Real-time location systems reveal sleep and activity patterns to support better dementia care.
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KITE celebrates 25 year anniversary
How UHN's KITE Research Institute became the world leader in rehabilitation science and real-world implementation.
Read about our journeyKITE celebrates 25 year anniversary
How UHN's KITE Research Institute became the world leader in rehabilitation science and real-world implementation.
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Long-term care toolkit puts residents at the centre of decision-making
KITE Scientist Dr. Jennifer Bethell partnered with the Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils to develop the toolkit.
Learn moreLong-term care toolkit puts residents at the centre of decision-making
KITE Scientist Dr. Jennifer Bethell partnered with the Ontario Association of Residents’ Councils to develop the toolkit.
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The Science Behind Safer Eating
A new study shows testing different food textures can support better care for people living with dysphagia.
Read about the findingsThe Science Behind Safer Eating
A new study shows testing different food textures can support better care for people living with dysphagia.
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