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Ontario likely has enough doctors — if we make better use of our other health workers

By Ivy Lynn Bourgeault Comments Off on Ontario likely has enough doctors — if we make better use of our other health workers access to health care, aging population, Health policy, public health care, seniors

Ontario likely has enough doctors — if we make better use of our other health workers

Does Ontario have enough doctors? This question may have a surprising answer for some: yes, we may have enough doctors. How is this possible when many don’t have a doctor or wait days, weeks or even months for a medical appointment? We have more doctors than ever before, but many aren’t located where we need […]

What is EvidenceNetwork.ca?

By Shannon Sampert Comments Off on What is EvidenceNetwork.ca? Canada, evidence, evidence-based, health, Health policy, healthcare, journalism, knowledge translation, média, Podcasts, policy, science, science communications

The Changing Media Landscape

By Jennifer Ditchburn, Bob Cox and André Picard Comments Off on The Changing Media Landscape Canada, evidence, evidence-based, health, Health policy, healthcare, journalism, knowledge translation, média, Podcasts, policy, science, science communications

The Changing Media Landscape

How EvidenceNetwork.ca Works with the Media

By Shannon Sampert Comments Off on How EvidenceNetwork.ca Works with the Media Canada, evidence, evidence-based, health, Health policy, healthcare, journalism, knowledge translation, média, Podcasts, policy, science, science communications

How EvidenceNetwork.ca Works with the Media

How to write an op-ed: Webinar

By Jennifer Ditchburn and Shannon Sampert Comments Off on How to write an op-ed: Webinar Canada, evidence, evidence-based, health, Health policy, healthcare, journalism, knowledge translation, média, Podcasts, policy, science, science communications

How to write an op-ed: Webinar

Evidence in the Media: How Academics can Get Their Research in the Mainstream Media

By Colleen Flood and Ivy Lynn Bourgeault Comments Off on Evidence in the Media: How Academics can Get Their Research in the Mainstream Media Canada, evidence, evidence-based, health, Health policy, healthcare, journalism, knowledge translation, média, Podcasts, policy, science, science communications

How a National Drug Plan Can Save Canada

By Nav Persaud Comments Off on How a National Drug Plan Can Save Canada Canadian health care, Canadian healthcare, cost of drugs, cost of pharmaceuticals, essential medicines, health care, Health policy, Pharmacare, pharmacare program, Podcasts, policy

How a National Drug Plan Can Save Canada

From prescriptions to prevention: Managing Canada’s opioid addiction

By Kate Smolina and Kim Rutherford Comments Off on From prescriptions to prevention: Managing Canada’s opioid addiction health care, Health policy, opiods, opioids addiction, Podcasts, policy

From prescriptions to prevention: Managing Canada’s opioid addiction

Winners and losers in the changing world of the Canada Health Transfer

By Livio Di Matteo Comments Off on Winners and losers in the changing world of the Canada Health Transfer access to health care, budgets, Canada, Canada Health Transfer, Canadian health care, Canadian healthcare system, global budgets, Health care costs and spending, Health policy, health promotion

Winners and losers in the changing world of the Canada Health Transfer

Academics need to make sure their evidence matters

By Kathleen O’Grady and Noralou Roos Comments Off on Academics need to make sure their evidence matters Canada’s healthcare system, Canadian health care, communications, ebook, Health is more than healthcare, Health policy, Health policy journalism, healthcare, social media

Academics need to make sure their evidence matters

An average paper in a peer-reviewed academic journal is read by no more than 10 people, according to Singapore-based academic, Asit Biswas, and Oxford-researcher, Julian Kirchherr, in their controversial commentary, “Prof, no one is reading you,” which went viral last year.

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