Voices in the Data is a limited series podcast about Canadian long-term care, patient-reported surveys, and how real people are using- and not using- data to change care quality in long-term care. 

Hosted by Sabina Staempfli, the series explores the dreams, the drama, and the data behind one of the biggest self-reported long-term care surveys in Canadian history, asking whether the voices of residents and families are actually affecting care. 

This podcast translates PhD research into compelling human stories about residents, families, caregivers, leaders, and policy-makers, and offers real, actionable strategies for anyone wanting to move data into practice. 

The podcast series will undergo an evidence-based written peer review which will be made available on this website at the time of publication. 

You can be assured that the evidence you are listening to is valid, reliable, and as credible as an academic peer-reviewed journal article. 

This podcast will be produced as a partial fulfilment of the requirements for a Doctor of Philosophy degree at the University of British Columbia.