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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
- 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
- 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)
- Impact of the Forum’s rapid response program - McMaster Health Forum
>> Learn more about our rapid response program >> Read our products developed through this program >> Request a rapid synthesis by getting in touch with Mike Wilson (lead of the rapid response program) at wilsom2@mcmaster ca
- 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 work addresses pressing issues - McMaster Health Forum
The Forum regularly engages with policymakers, stakeholders, researchers and citizens to help address pressing health- and social-system issues Some of the recent topics we have addressed include:
- RISE team - McMaster Health Forum
RISE brings together a distributed group of RISE team members and draws on McMaster Health Forum staff Connect with us by emailing rise@mcmaster ca or find our personal contact information in our profiles If you’re looking to connect about RISE’s population-health-management coaches please contact Leslie McGeoch
- 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
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