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LHS Incubator: The 2026–2027 Cohort Is Now Open!
The second cohort of the LHS Incubator has officially launched! Four teams have been selected and will carry out their improvement projects in the Chaudière-Appalaches, Côte-Nord, Gaspésie, and Montreal regions. Check them out!
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!
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!
LHS Incubator
The LHS Incubator offers intensive, personalized support to project teams within the health and social services network.
New Online Research Library catalogs CBHSSJB-supported research from Eeyou Istchee
Dr. Patrick Archambault appointed incoming scientific director of the Unité de soutien SSA Québec
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.
Summary of the Position Statement on partnership in Health and Social Services
Dr. Patrick Archambault succeeds Dr. Antoine Groulx as scientific director of the Unité de soutien SSA Québec
TUTOR-PHC welcomes its first patient partner trainee: Marie-Dominique Poirier
A patient partner from Quebec is the very first patient to join the pan-Canadian TUTOR-PHC program!
Learning Health System Leaders in Quebec's 4 University Health and Social Services Networks
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.
Patient First: Improving the trajectory of oncology care and services in Québec
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.
Aire ouverte: Evaluative research to support continuous improvement of services offered to Quebec youth and learning organizations
Thanks to this program, research contributes to the continuous improvement of health and social services offered to young people in Québec.