Publications
Patient partnership in Perioperative Medecine
Dr. Michaël Verret and his colleagues have published several articles on patient partnership in research in the context of perioperative medicine. Discover their conclusive findings.
Transition of Older Adults to Long-Term Care on the Côte-Nord in Quebec: Perspectives of Providers and Managers
This study explores the perceptions of healthcare professionals and managers in the Côte-Nord region regarding the use of the life history questionnaire to support the transition to a long-term care facility (CHSLD) and the factors influencing its implementation.
A program theory for a continuing professional development program to enhance primary care nurses’ mental health assessment practices
Evidence-Based Mental Health Assessment: Is It Relevant to Offer a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program to Primary Care Nurses?
Better Understanding the Concept of Nurses’ Actual Scope of Practice: A Concept Analysis
These findings may inform the development of assessment tools to evaluate nursing practice and support more effective workforce planning and management.
Updates on the knowledge base for effective scaling of health and social innovations: a seminar
This seminar offers practical and theoretical insights to researchers, public policy makers, and professionals engaged in improving care.
Economic evaluations of scaling up strategies of evidence-based health interventions: a systematic review
There is a need for better documentation of the costs associated with scaling up health interventions. Greater methodological rigor is also needed to improve the quality of economic evaluations in this field.
Sexual and gender minorities in health and social services in Estrie: An ecosystemic analysis of stress and resilience
What are the stressors and sources of resilience experienced by sexual and gender minorities in the Estrie region in health care and services, as well as in other areas of their lives?
Understanding inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility within Health Data Research Network Canada
How can we strengthen the integration of the principles of inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility within member organizations of the Canadian Health Data Research Network? Find out in this scientific article.
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.
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.
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.
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.