Blog
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Building to endure: The next 25 years
Read moreFrom strength to strength, modernizing funding approaches creates a stronger health research system and supports today’s talent.
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Built to last: Supporting health research talent
Read moreIt’s people that create and use knowledge – but the talent that underpins health research is changing.
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Why “research that matters” is grounds for optimism
Read moreOur former Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Stirling Bryan shares how priority-based funding ensures a purposeful path forward in tackling urgent health challenges.
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Walking together: Harley Eagle reflects on health and healing
Read moreHarley Eagle, Indigenous Cultural Safety Advisor for Health Research BC, offers insights on how health professionals and researchers can build respectful partnerships with Indigenous communities.
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Bridging the gaps: Why research impact can elude us — and what we can do about it
Read moreAs I reflect on eight years as President & CEO, here are my takeaways and suggestions for those working in the research system.
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Open science: Promise, progress and opportunities
Read moreFrom collaboration to opportunities, here’s what experts revealed about the future of open science in health research.
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How do we measure what matters to patients… well?
Read moreWhat is patient-centred measurement? How do we improve it? Why is improvement important — and what, exactly, do we need to improve? The Patient-Centred Measurement Methods Cluster’s work studied these…
