We have translated the “Principles for Appropriate Use of Race and Related Data” from ICES, a recognized leader in the protection and security of health information and funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health.

Let’s celebrate the success of the first three project teams from Quebec’s health and social services network to have completed the LHS Incubator program! On to the 2026 cohort!

The LHS Incubator offers intensive, personalized support to project teams within the health and social services network.

On November 12, 2025, the Cree Board of Health and Social Services of James Bay (CBHSBJ) launched a virtual library that catalogs more than two decades of research focused on social and health services from Eeyou Istchee (traditional Cree territory). This collection of studies is a shared resource and is accessible to all. Its founders […]

Dr. Archambault has been a loyal collaborator of the Unit for many years, particularly in the COMPAS+ initiative and the CONSTELLATIONS living laboratory, which is consolidating a learning health system to improve the transition of care for vulnerable seniors.

We are pleased to announce the nomination of Dr. Patrick Archambault as the incoming Scientific Director of the Unité de soutien SSA Québec, effective September 1, 2025. He will officially succeed Dr. Antoine Groulx on April 1, 2026. We thank Dr. Groulx for his immense contribution and commitment until the end of the transition to […]

A patient partner from Quebec is the very first patient to join the pan-Canadian TUTOR-PHC program!

Working closely with the scientific co-directors of their respective SSA-RUISSS teams, the LHS leaders will play a key role in facilitating the networking and mobilization of players in their field.

The aim of Patient First is to provide better support for cancer patients and their families in Québec. How can we do this? By improving their cancer care and services trajectory. This is a unique patient partnership project, since the issues to be addressed by the teams were raised by Oncopole's partner patient committee.

Thanks to this program, research contributes to the continuous improvement of health and social services offered to young people in Québec.

As part of this program, the Unité de soutien SSA Québec provides teams with coaching and methodological expertise in patient-oriented research (POR) requirements.

The Unité de soutien SSA Québec is contributing to the Living Labs on Major Neurocognitive Disorders in order to integrate four trajectory improvement projects into a learning healthcare system perspective.