This report contains six recommendations based on a rigorous approach that is both scientific and grounded in Quebec reality, taking into account regional characteristics and the specific needs of the most vulnerable populations.
What patients share with the care team can make all the difference. PROMs - Patient Reported Outcome Measures - are extremely useful, but can raise questions and concerns among patients. Here's a microsite that explains what PROMs are and why they are useful. Explanations, testimonials, podcasts and myths are covered, in both French and English.
Discover the fundamentals of patient partnership, address the issue of roles and responsibilities in this partnership context, develop knowledge in recruiting, welcoming, training and supporting patient partners, and see the impact of patient partnership.
What is continuous quality improvement (CQI) in health and social services? What are its impacts? How can CQI approaches be implemented? The Position Statement on CQI answers these questions and proposes concrete recommendations.
How to make a success of an organizational participatory research project? Here is an interactive guide outlining the challenges and solutions, with concrete examples.
This is a guide to help members of the public understand what to do depending on the nature of their respiratory infection symptoms. It is available in five languages.
Here is a questionnaire designed to help healthcare organizations assess their current level of readiness to implement a learning healthcare system approach.
Developing predictive models for personalized treatments: that’s what MEDomics makes possible. IT specialists are working with clinicians to improve patient care. Learn more.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a group of Quebec researchers combined their expertise to conduct an in-depth study on the impact of the crisis in rehabilitation settings designated to receive people who contracted COVID-19. This research highlighted the challenges encountered and the adaptations implemented, resulting in five key recommendations to improve the resilience and effectiveness of these settings in times of crisis.
The ISSaQ 4.0 tool enables health and social services innovation teams to assess the scalability potential of their innovations. It is a self-administered questionnaire that supports informed decision-making regarding the planning, initiation, and continuation of scaling efforts.