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About the Evidence Network of Canadian Health Policy

The Evidence Network of Canadian Health Policy, commonly known as EvidenceNetwork.ca is an evolving Canadian healthcare resource designed with the needs of journalists in mind.  This site provides the latest findings on controversial health policy and direct access to health policy experts. For more details about our project, see the recent articles about EvidenceNetwork.ca in the BMJ’s Evidence-Based Medicine,  Healthcare Policy, and in University Affairs.

We have a network of independent, highly-qualified researchers and experts across the country who respond to requests for information and interviews quickly to meet deadlines. EvidenceNetwork.ca provides information on timely topics and breaking health policy stories.  We aim to make sense of the often complex and controversial issues facing Canadians and their healthcare system.

Why? Because the public debate around health policy is important to Canadians.  An informed, non-partisan interface between healthcare research and media is key to enriching the public dialogue about current controversial health policy issues.

The Canadian Health Accord is scheduled for renegotiation in 2014.  Canadians will have to make decisions about many complex health policy issues, including:

  • aging population impact
  • rising drug costs
  • health care accessibility
  • private sector financing/delivery
  • user fees
  • sustainability of the health care system

EvidenceNetwork.ca is committed to working with the media to build a healthy dialogue around Canadian healthcare.

EvidenceNetwork.ca has been established with the help of grant funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research and the Manitoba Health Research Council, as well as extensive consultation with experienced media advisors, researchers across the country, and third party evidence brokers including the Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement, the Canadian Institute for Health Information and the Health Council of Canada.

Noralou Roos and Sharon Manson Singer are Co-Founders of EvidenceNetwork.ca.

Noralou Roos, CM, PhD is the Director of EvidenceNetwork.ca. Roos is a Professor at the University of Manitoba and was the Founding Director of the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy.

Sharon Manson Singer, PhD is a Professor of Public Policy at Simon Fraser University. She is also the Former President of the Canadian Policy Research Networks.

Information on EvidenceNetwork.ca Funding

Information on EvidenceNetwork.ca Third-Party Brokers of Research Evidence

Information on EvidenceNetwork.ca Collaborators

EvidenceNetwork.ca — Annual Report, 2012

Independent Media Advisory Group

Steve Buist, Hamilton Spectator
Tom Blackwell, National Post
Janice Neil, Ryerson University
Ann Rauhala, Ryerson University
Gillian Steward, Toronto Star
Mary Agnes Welch, Winnipeg Free Press

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