Building off the success of Hacking Pain, Providence Research and St. Paul’s Foundation are pleased to be hosting our second skunkworks event, Hacking Wounds, on September 22-23, 2022. We hope you can join us for a unique two-day mixing of minds that will see multi-disciplinary teams from Providence Health Care and our partner organizations come together to work collaboratively on innovative solutions to address wounds and wound care.
For more information on Hacking Wounds, please bookmark www.providenceresearch.ca/skunkworks (the page will be updated as more information becomes available).
Email skunkworks@providencehealth.bc.ca to be added to our mailing list for news and updates.
Register now for Hacking Wounds as space is limited!
To learn more about our skunkworks series, read a summary of Hacking Pain or watch this recap video:
What does skunkworks mean?
The term originated in the 1940s. Skunk Works was an alias for an American engineering lab that worked on top-secret and innovative programs at Lockheed Aircraft Corporation. Today, the word “skunkworks” describes a project developed by a loosely structured group of people who identify issues and pilot creative solutions.