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!
Position Statement on partnership in Health and Social Services
The purpose of this position statement is to take stock of the science of partnership as it develops in Quebec and elsewhere in the world. It brings together and clarifies the roles of population forces that are essential to co-construction in healthcare. The document provides an overview of the continuum of partnership in the health trajectory of individuals, highlighting the relevance, importance, and value of this approach.
Directory of specialized resources in healthcare partnerships in Quebec
Are you interested in breaking down silos in health and social services? Find specialized resources in healthcare partnerships available in Quebec.
Training: Evaluating Patient Engagement in Research
Upon the completion of this training, you will know the main steps that are required to evaluate a partnership with the patients and the public in research. You will also understand why it is interesting to evaluate it.
Microsite on patient partnership in research: interactive tour, resources and testimonials
What can you expect as a patient or citizen when you become a research partner? This microsite explains!
A patient partner on the transition committee that will prepare the merger of Santé Québec
Catherine Wilhelmy, patient partner, is one of the members of the transition committee with the important mandate of "Preparing for the merger" of Santé Québec.
Module 101 – Basis of patient partnership
Become familiar with the basics of patient partnership.
Training on the life-course with illness approach
What is the life-course with illness approach, and how can it be used as a methodological tool for co-construction?
Working in partnership in health and social services: a team testifies to its success
A literacy facilitator, a literacy patient-partner and a researcher share their inspiring stories of partnership, equity, diversity and inclusion.
Interactive ‘road map’ for patient-oriented research teams now available in French
The roadmap for patient and public engagement in health research developed by the BC SUPPORT Unit has been adapted to French thanks to a collaboration between with the Unité de soutien SSA Québec.
Roadmap for partnering with patients, families, and caregivers in a Learning Health System
The purpose of this tool is to explain the roles of users and their families in a LHS and to describe how these people can, individually and collectively, contribute to its many dimensions.
Improving the pathway for people without a family doctor going through the Guichet d’accès à la première ligne (GAP): the RUISSS Université de Montréal activates the PATIenTS program
As part of the PATIenTS program, the RUISSS Université de Montréal is launching its project to improve a care pathway related to the use of the Guichet d'accès à la première ligne (GAP) by orphan patients.
Improving practices and service pathways for people with common mental disorders in primary care: the RUISSS Université de Sherbrooke activates the PATIenTS program
As part of the PATIenTS program, the RUISSS Université de Sherbrooke is launching its project to support the reinforcement of the trajectory of services for people with common mental disorders in primary care (Projet SoutienTMC).
Improving the pathway of seniors in the transition from home to residential care: RUISSS Université Laval activates the PATIenTS program
As part of the PATIenTS program, the RUISSS Université Laval launched its project to improve the trajectory of seniors, from the declaration of loss of autonomy at home to the integration of a housing environment, within the Centre intégré de santé et de services sociaux (CISSS) de la Côte-Nord (Par-Aînés Project).
Inclusive Practices in Participatory or Partnership-based Research with socially excluded persons
This guide addresses how research teams can work in partnership with people who are socially excluded.