We are offering a free 90-minute virtual nano course on enabling learning health systems in partnership with OSSU Tweets and Trillium Health Partners. Register now >> ow.ly/ANSF50R9eJq

🚨 It’s the LAST DAY to submit your application for 2024 History of Healthcare funding!

The submission deadline for all applications is at 5:00 pm (ET). 🕔

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It’s the last week to submit your application for 2024 History of Healthcare funding! We strongly encourage early- and mid-career researchers to apply.

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Medical and social histories of illnesses can inform current practices and how to address social determinants of health and stigma.

Are you researching history of healthcare, disease, or medicine?

Apply for the 2024 History of Healthcare Awards Program!
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Evidence-informed policymaking has emerged as “an approach to policy decisions that aims to ensure that decision-making is well-informed by the best available research evidence.' Read more in this Q&A with John N. Lavis ow.ly/IYV350QXP5s

Join us for our next Collaborative Conversation on April 30th at 12 p.m. (in-person or online), co-hosted with Embolden Study and MIRA McMaster.

Presenters Maggie MacNeil & Aref Alshaikhahmed will discuss evaluating the impact of engaging older adults and service providers as research…

Analyzing how treatments have evolved from the past can help us learn from mistakes and identify better therapies.

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Historians play a significant role in explaining how past outbreaks can inform our present and future responses and raise public understanding.

Discover and contribute new knowledge with our History of Healthcare Awards Program.

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Examining past health and research policy priorities can help identify successes, mistakes, and areas that need adaptations for today’s policies.

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We need to hear from researchers, scientists, research staff, and engagement support staff about best practices for engagin mental health research !

PASSERELLE - SPOR National Training Entity SPOR Evidence Alliance OSSU Tweets CAMH Research #MentalHealthMatters #patientengagement

Reminder! OSSU is holding a webinar on patient centered navigation and equitable resource access. The model, and the plan for its scale and spread, will be presented. Register here: bit.ly/49Ds0AT

Free course from McMaster Forum to demystify learning health systems; use of multiple forms of evidence for driving learning and improvement; moving from researcher based research to system, citizen, and patient lead; embedded research Register here: tinyurl.com/mu3pzvc4

Health systems around the world are aligned in aiming to improve on quadruple aim goals of patient and provider experience, health outcomes and value creation. Watch this webinar recording to learn more about how policy supports integrated care ow.ly/KMiT50QMyeB HSPN

This is coming up in 1 week, on March 14th!

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Dr. Andrea C. Tricco SPOR Evidence Alliance NCCMT | CCNMO Int Behav Trials CBITN - RCEIC American Institutes for Research OSSU Tweets

The Ontario Francophone Communities Research Initiative is one of OSSU's Research Initiatives Institut du Savoir Montfort. OFCRI has 44 Francophone patient partners engaging with researchers to help design and carry out research and to build capacity for research on #Francophone populations.

Reminder! Register here for a webinar on patient centered navigation and equitable resource access. The model, and the plan for its scale and spread, will be presented. eventbrite.ca/e/social-presc…