Why does BC need a health research strategy?
The purpose of health research is to generate high quality knowledge that can be used to promote, restore, and maintain our health. The health research enterprise – the sum of […]
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Who developed the strategy?
The first phase of the BC health research strategy was guided and led by several organizational bodies that reflect a variety of perspectives on the health research system in BC. […]
BC health research strategy update – November 2012
The planning phase for BC’s health research strategy is complete, including key informant interviews and the establishment of a planning team, advisory board and reference group. A framework document that […]
BC health research strategy update – August 2012
The BC health research strategy development is on track to meet its preliminary planning phase deliverables. The planning team has prepared a project charter, developed draft communications and government relations […]
BC health research strategy advisory board appointed
MSFHR continues to work in partnership with the Ministry of Health and other stakeholders on development of a provincial health research strategy. The project consists of three main phases: Planning […]
BC’s provincial health research strategy moving ahead
Following a meeting in late April that brought together representatives from the Ministry of Health (MoH), BC’s health authorities, research-intensive universities, and health authority research institutes for preliminary discussion about […]
A health research strategy for BC
A health research strategy for BC A group of stakeholders, including the BC Ministry of Health, Health Research BC and the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) is facilitating […]
