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A PhD candidate will use the TorSaDe cohort

Clara Bolster-Foucault, a PhD candidate in Epidemiology at McGill University in Montreal, will study inequalities in disruptions to aging in place, such as disparities in admissions to long-term care facilities (CHSLDs), using TorSaDe, which provides researchers with data from a care trajectory cohort representative of the Quebec population.

An Indigenous Patient Circle is launched in Quebec

The Indigenous Patient Circle of Quebec is an independent and self-determined community whose purpose is to provide a safe space for its members to share and to guide the implementation of the Unité de soutien SSA Québec's Indigenous Health Program.

Patient and Public Engagement Toolkit

The objective of this joint effort was to co-create a common toolbox by identifying and adapting existing engagement tools in order to support a wider adoption of patient partnership practices in research and beyond.

ENGAGE: participatory methods and visual and auditory tools to get vulnerable populations involved in research

How can you get vulnerable people and those with low literacy levels involved in health research? How can you reduce barriers between university researchers and members of the community? Co-built by community-based organizations and members of the Canadian and international research communities, ENGAGE is a bilingual website offering participatory methods, as well as visual and auditory tools.

Écosanté: enhancing knowledge, competencies and collaboration opportunities related to health economics

Objective Écosanté aims to enhance knowledge, competencies and collaboration opportunities related to health economics, in particular health economic assessment. Team The project is led by a group of health economics experts. A Quebec-wide effort, the project includes researchers from each of the four RUISSSs. It is co-managed by Maude Laberge, assistant professor in the operations […]

Accès RECHERCHE

ACCÈS RECHERCHE is a platform for accessing research facilitation services, developed in partnership with Réseau-1 Québec, to provide research capacity to frontline clinical settings, as well as advisory services to researchers on methodology, clinical realities, writing protocols, recruitment, dissemination, letters of support and cost estimates.

CoPaQ: Measuring health care costs for patients

Tool to measure health care costs for patients. In addition to distinguishing between direct and indirect costs, CoPaQ differentiates between costs for patients and their family members.

Rapid and Rigorous TransCultural Adaptation (RR-TCA) methods

Structured approach for the translation and transcultural adaptation of various questionnaires. High potential for use in Indigenous health care.

CLARET

Transparency- and consent-driven ethical framework designed to share research data.

TorSaDE

Toolbox to query a cohort of the population on care trajectories and a research community including researchers from the four RUISSSs.

PARS3

Learning platform designed to link the queries of care and research teams with information systems specific to each data custodian. It allows data to be transmitted securely to other secure third-party systems through which the requesting unit can access it.

The Unit contributed to the Portrait sur les politiques publiques de l’Observatoire des tout-petits

In April 2021, the Observatoire des tout-petits published its first public policy portrait. It provided ideas on what to do for early childhood development in Quebec and the role of public policy.

Dr. Pierre Pluye received the NAGS Doctoral Teaching Award

On April 9, 2021, Dr. Pierre Pluye, Professor at the Department of Family Medicine of McGill University, received the NAGS Doctoral Teaching Award . This award recognizes excellence and creativity in teaching doctoral students (in all scientific disciplines across Canada and the United States), as well as innovation in the development and implementation of graduate programs. The […]

Unité de soutien SRAP du Québec has published its 2014–2021 activity report for the community

It’s been six years already! Since its inception, Quebec’s Unité de soutien de la Stratégie de recherche axée sur le patient (SRAP) has built valuable partnerships and beneficial synergies in patient-oriented research (POR). It has become a leading resource in Quebec for supporting learning systems.

TorSaDE data cohort now more available

More security and privacy The research community in Quebec has special access to microdata from ISQ surveys, in particular the Canadian Community Health Survey (CCHS), as well as administrative data from different ministries through the Centres d’accès aux données de l’Institut de la statistique du Québec (CADRISQ). These sites allow researchers to consult data in […]