Canadian Health Workforce Network

07/03/2025

📢 Following various events, the Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research's annual conference, and an ever-growing list of new open access publications and resources, we are delighted to share the Spring/Summer issue of CHWNews with you all!

You can find the latest newsletter here: https://ow.ly/XjkZ50WjUwc

06/13/2025

💞 Very inspiring to see Perley Health CENTRE of EXCELLENCE in Frailty-informed care that embeds PRACTICE driven RESEARCH within the LTC organization that is truly driven by the voices of residents and providers 🫶

Our Building Psychological Safety in LTC team looks forward to collaborating with you Perley Health!

Visit our team's page to learn more: https://ow.ly/i1Np50W8AfO



WeRPN, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario, the Ontario Personal Support Workers Association, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Institute of Health Services & Policy Research, CIHR Institute of Aging

06/13/2025

Happy National Long-Term Care Day! A special day to recognize the dedication of those in the long-term care community.

To learn more about the nursing workforce shortages in this sector, watch Dr. Houssem Eddine Ben Ahmed’s interview with le Téléjournal Acadie at the 19:00 mark here: https://ow.ly/rk8l50W8FOu

Restez informé de l'actualité des régions de l'est du Canada avec des reportages approfondis sur les grands enjeux. Explications, analyses et mises en contexte.

06/04/2025

Have you had a chance to check out May's CHWN blog entry? Learn about our collaborative conference workshop dedicated to strengthening Canada's health workforce through data: https://ow.ly/rMuV50W4P8N

04/28/2025

In the spirit of our recent Earth Day, check out this month's CHWN blog entry on Leadership: Health Care, Health Workers and Planetary Health in a Turbulent World by Diane de Camps Meschino & Linda Varangu! 🌎

April entry: https://ow.ly/JHuG50VJg1t

Artwork: The Sun Sets on Planet Earth by Diane de Camps

04/12/2025

And with that, we hope everyone had an incredible ! 🎉

To directly receive newsletters as well as important announcements on upcoming events, projects, opportunities and more related to the Canadian Health Workforce Network and Evidence Support & Knowledge Hub, you can sign up for our mailing list here: https://ow.ly/aGSv50VyBc7

04/12/2025

Want a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes of an event or to hear our team members' candid perspectives on a topical issue or project they are working on on? Check out our CHWN Blog!

A casual news resource with a new entry each month: https://ow.ly/QCtK50Vycts

04/11/2025

Vous devez vous rendre quelque part ? Vous pouvez vous renseigner sur le travail de nos équipes de science de la mise en œuvre EN ROUTE ! 🚗

Écoutez notre playlist du Centre SDPMC maintenant ou sauvegardez-la pour plus t**d ici : https://ow.ly/7Wmf50VxO7O


Canadian Institutes of Health Research

04/11/2025

Have places to be? You can learn about the work our implementation science teams are doing on-the-go! 🚗

Listen to our ESKM Hub playlist now or save for later here: https://ow.ly/hvC250VxNUg


Canadian Institutes of Health Research

04/11/2025

Canada’s mental health and substance use health (MHSUH) workers are a critical resource to people living in Canada.

The MHSUH impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic compounded by the overdose crisis in Canada have only increased the gap between population needs and service system capacity. Learn about the importance of, and why we recommend Ontario develop, an official health human resources strategy in this report: https://ow.ly/TBuA50VxIAF

04/10/2025

Regulation of the mental health and substance use health (MHSUH) workforce affects not only quality but also the availability and accessibility of services. This study explores the perspectives of subject matter experts on how flexible, modern regulatory reforms in the MHSUH workforce can promote more equitable access to services and the impact of regulation on service safety, quality, accessibility, and the workforce. Click here to learn more: https://ow.ly/70CX50VugEE

04/10/2025

There is an urgent need to bolster psychological safety of Long-Term Care (LTC) workplaces! Explore the resources shared by our implementation science team to learn about building capacity and implementing tools to support trauma-informed approaches here: https://ow.ly/ynNE50VwZUU

This project is led in collaboration with LTC workers, decision makers, and key partners like WeRPN, Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario and the Ontario Personal Support Workers Association and funded by Canadian Institutes of Health Research, the Institute of Health Services and Policy Research, and the CIHR Institute of Aging.