Are the right conditions in place for healthcare professionals to engage in research and continuous quality improvement? Rarely. Here is a guide to address this issue.

Researchers in Quebec have rigorously adapted a selection of questionnaires into Canadian French in order to create a toolkit for assessing the well-being of clinicians in French-speaking healthcare settings across Canada.

The primary purpose of this tool is to guide clinical teams, step by step, through the process of implementing an innovation in a clinical setting.

What actions should we prioritize to promote the well-being of the people who care for us? Find out in this infographic.

With this tool, you’ll have clear, context-specific information to guide your decisions aimed at reducing burnout among nurse practitioners in Quebec.

The "Path of Gratitude" initiative helps you create, embody, and convey meaningful and thoughtful appreciation for the local community.

Here are the best practices to put in place before, during and after a continuous quality improvement process. They are based on the experiential knowledge of Quebec CQI agents working in university and non-university family medicine groups.

Here is how our unit developed its framework for managing recognition and compensation for healthcare partners. We are sharing the step-by-step process, templates, an overview of the microsite available to our partners and teams, and the content of our management framework.

Here is a map that organizes the experiences of primary care clinicians according to factors that influence their well-being accross the world. Discover the results by country and by type of clinician, among other things.

The patient experience is an essential lever for improving the quality of care, but it is characterized by several components. Prior to this study, there was no consensus on the priority components to be measured in order to accurately reflect this experience.

Indigenous knowledge is unique and powerful. Research teams should be aware of and sensitive to this knowledge in order to conduct respectful and relevant research. Watch two videos rich in Indigenous testimonials and perspectives!

How can we optimize mHealth tools effectiveness, address usage barriers, and meet user needs? By following the six steps outlined in this guide.

Make the most of your medical appointment, avoid forgetting anything and reduce stress: these are the advantages of using the Getting ready form.

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.