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- Student opportunities - Forum now accepting applications for 2025 . . .
As part of its commitment to prepare action-oriented leaders in addressing pressing health- and social-system challenges creatively, the Forum is offering exciting summer job opportunities for undergraduate students
- Celebrating our Global Skills Opportunity program
From April 2021 to March 2025, the McMaster Health Forum has been honoured to host a physical mobility program as part of the Global Skills Opportunity (GSO)
- COVID-END - COVID-19 Evidence Network to support Decision-making
COVID-END has come together to help those already supporting decision-making to find and use the best evidence that is already out there and to help reduce duplication in and better coordinate the evidence syntheses, technology assessment and guidelines being produced
- Rapid Synthesis - McMaster Health Forum
The McMaster Health Forum receives both financial and in-kind support from McMaster University The views expressed in the rapid synthesis are the views of the authors and should not be taken to represent the views of the Nova Scotia Health Authority or McMaster University
- Rapid evidence profile #80: Impact of nurse-to-patient ratios for . . .
This rapid evidence profile investigates the impact of nurse-to-patient ratios in mental health and substance use, primary care, and public health nursing settings on patient care, nurse job satisfaction, and systems-level health human resource challenges
- Ontarios Health System - McMaster Health Forum
Our book on Ontario’s health system provides key insights for engaged citizens, professionals and policymakers about how the system works
- Our products - McMaster Health Forum
You can browse or search a wide range of health-system topics to find the best available evidence, as well as key insights from citizens and other stakeholders
- Job Posting for Temporary, Casual or Interim Position
Job Posting for Temporary, Casual or Interim Position Department, Unit or Project Description: For concerned citizens and influential thinkers and doers, the McMaster Health Forum strives to be a leading hub for improving health outcomes through collective problem solving
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