Hydration research in long term care patients | Yukon University
Sometimes the best academic ideas don’t come from labs or lecture halls, but from lived experience. That’s exactly what YukonU researcher Dr. Liris Smith’s recent research on hydration in long-term care demonstrates.
Hydration research in long term care patients | Yukon University Skip to main content Hydration research in long term care patients Tuesday, August 19, 2025 - 1:50 pm Sometimes the best academic ideas don’t come from labs or lecture halls, but from lived experience. That’s exactly what YukonU researcher Dr. Liris Smith’s recent research on hydration in long-term care demonstrates. Initiated by patient partner Laurel Radley, whose aunt was struggling in care due to dehydration, the project began with a simple question: Why isn’t hydration being prioritized, and what impact might it have if it w
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