Myra Drolet, auteur sur Unité soutien SSA Québec

Promising Practices in Knowledge Translation in Indigenous Contexts Using a Decolonial Approach

Discover a conceptual framework that brings together promising knowledge-translation practices in Indigenous contexts through a decolonial approach: seven dimensions, along with ten criteria to guide project development.

Embodying Territorial Acknowledgement: The Path of Gratitude

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

Call for applications for the 2026 cohort of the LHS Incubator

Project teams from the Quebec health and social services network are invited to join the next cohort of the LHS Incubator from September 9, 2026 to February 25, 2027!

Guide to a successful continuous quality improvement (CQI) process

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.

What if healthcare became a community effort, like in the Lanaudière region?

The healthcare system influences only some of the determinants of health. The rest depend on living conditions, the environment, social relationships, and lifestyle habits, which is why there has been a shift toward shared leadership among the healthcare network, municipalities, and the public in the Lanaudière region.

How to build a framework for managing the compensation of patients, caregivers, and citizens

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.

Building a Scaling Architecture

Here is a portfolio of evidence-informed work aimed at structuring scaling processes and supporting informed decision-making that bridges science and practice.

French translation of the ICES Principles for the Appropriate Use of Race Data and Related Data

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.

The first cohort of the LHS Incubator has wrapped up!

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!

What are the top research priorities in critical care medicine identified by patients, families, and healthcare providers in Canada?

A national initiative in Canada used the James Lind Alliance method to identify the top ten research priorities in critical care medicine, involving patients, families, and healthcare providers. These priorities aim to guide future research that is relevant and evidence-based, filling critical gaps in current guidelines.

What Shapes Clinician Well-being in Primary Care? An Evidence and Gap Map

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.

Six components for measuring patient experience in primary care

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.

LHS Incubator

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

Service offering from leaders in learning health systems (LHS)

LHS leaders help the health and social services workers to innovate and improve by leveraging the strengths of the learning health system (LHS) methodology.

New Online Research Library catalogs CBHSSJB-supported research from Eeyou Istchee

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 […]