This event is presented by Co-CREATH
CO-CREATH's annual Black History Month World Café Event is a virtual gathering to celebrate Black History Month and hear from their research team about how their projects are impacting the lives of African, Caribbean, and Black Canadians. It's also an opportunity to learn about the outcomes of their Critical Health and Racial Literacy program and what comes next.
This webinar is presented by the National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health.
Environmental public health professionals stand at the forefront of community health protection, uniquely positioned to address the substantial challenges posed by climate change. However, many lack formal training in climate science, potentially limiting their confidence and comprehensive understanding of the key principles, assessment of credible climate information, and ability to communicate effectively about climate change in their professional roles.
This event is hosted by the Dr. Peter Centre as part of their National Harm Reduction Capacity-Building Community of Practice Project.
Join the Dr. Peter centre for a Community of Practice call featuring Chris Hoy, Associate Director of Ontario Hepatitis C and Harm Reduction Programming at CATIE. Chris will be sharing insights on CATIE’s new Anti-Stigma Toolkit: Communications Resources for Service Providers.
This webinar is presented by Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario).
This webinar is intended to support new HPV testing which is being rolled out to replace cytology as the primary test for cervical screening and will also be used for follow-up testing in colposcopy in the Ontario Cervical Screening Program (OCSP).
This online learning program is presented by ECHO UHN and fully funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health.
Learn how to diagnose and manage your concussion patients with an interactive online medical education program geared to primary care providers in Ontario.
This event is presented by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement
On a global scale, the challenges facing health and health care can seem daunting. But every day, people all over the world are making a difference on a local level. The Moving Quality Improvement from Theory to Action online course provides the tools and skills needed to make positive change through improvement projects.
This webinar is presented by the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC).
Join IFIC for the first session in their webinar series reflecting on IFIC’s Annual Survey 2024. This hour-long session will bring together individuals with lived experience to share their reactions to the survey results on people-centred care. Participants will explore how the findings align with their personal experiences, discuss key dimensions such as involvement in decision-making and care coordination, and offer insights into what more can be done to truly centre care around people’s needs, preferences, and values.
This event is presented by the Osler Research Institute for Health Innovation (ORIHI) and the Osler Equity, Inclusion, and Anti-Discrimination Team.
Are you interested in research and health equity?
This webinar is presented by Ontario Health (Cancer Care Ontario).
This webinar is intended to support new HPV testing which is being rolled out to replace cytology as the primary test for cervical screening and will also be used for follow-up testing in colposcopy in the Ontario Cervical Screening Program (OCSP).
This event is presented by Knowledge Translation Canada (KT Canada) as part of the KT Canada Seminar Series
1. Explain different forms of arts-based methods of knowledge mobilization
2. Understand the potential role of arts-based methods for reaching different audiences
3. Describe ways that impact of arts-based knowledge mobilization efforts could be evaluated