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The Canadian Primary Care Research Network (CPCRN) is hosting 4 Learning Sessions this spring, specifically designed for trainees, by trainees, in partnership with TUTOR- PHC. The sessions have been conceived and organized by 2 of our current TUTOR- PHC Fellows (Daphne To and Andréanne Bernier), featuring TUTOR- PHC alumnus, Dr. Noah Ivers on March 18th. The first […]

The Ontario SPOR SUPPORT Unit (OSSU) invites you to join us for Research Day 2025 on Thursday, April 10, 2025, as we mark a decade of patient-oriented research in Ontario.This year’s conference will include:• Updates from OSSU’s research centres and initiatives• Examples of equity-focused patient-oriented research in practice• Discussions on impacts in mental health and […]

Canada’s health system is facing an unprecedented crisis, which centres on its health workforce. One in six Canadians lacks a primary care provider, emergency room closures are commonplace, and clinicians are leaving the workforce at alarming rates, all while health needs surge in this post-pandemic era. Various stopgap measures are being used by government to […]

Are you a grad student, resident doing research fellowship, mid-career clinician, decision maker interested in primary healthcare research? ✅Apply to TUTOR-PHC program for 2025-2026  🗓️Applications open: Sept 16th, 2024 🗓️Closing deadline: Dec 13th, 2024 Email us at tutor@uwo.ca or visit https://www.schulich.uwo.ca/tutorphc for more info about the program

This is a Call for Applications for the TUTOR-PHC’s third cohort of Patient & Community Engagement in Primary Health Care Research Fellowships for current (2024-25) Ontario-based TUTOR-PHC trainees interested in learning skills for engaging patients and community partners in primary health care research. Completed applications should be emailed to Priya Garg, TUTOR-PHC Program Coordinator by email priya.garg@schulich.uwo.ca by June 19th, […]

Happy to announce that the postdoctoral fellow position has gone live via Dalhousie HR. As Postdoctoral Fellow you will conduct in-depth statistical analyses of quantitative data (familiarity working with electronic health record data helpful). Familiarity with qualitative/mixed methods are a bonus but not required. You will collaborate closely with interdisciplinary team members, bringing diverse perspectives […]

Building Research for Integrated Primary Care (BRIC) in Nova Scotia (NS) is a research network that seeks to improve primary healthcare and integrated services. It is part of a Canada-wide “network of networks” that shares the same overarching goal.  Reporting to the BRIC NS Director, the BRIC NS Manager will provide leadership, supervision and day-to-day management of the Canadian […]

The Department of Family and Community Medicine (DFCM) is recognized internationally for its clinical, educational and research excellence. Our faculty are clinical and academic leaders who are breaking new ground on issues ranging from inner city health, addiction medicine, global health, palliative care, immigrant and indigenous health and far more. As Database Architect, you will […]

What is the program? TUTOR-PHC or Transdisciplinary Understandings and Training on Research – Primary Health Care, is a one-year, pan-Canadian interdisciplinary research capacity building program that has been training primary health care researchers and decision-makers from family medicine, nursing, psychology, epidemiology, social work, occupational therapy, education, policy and many other disciplines since 2003. Why apply? […]