This learning series is presented by ECHO at UHN.
There are over 100 liver diseases. Over 7 million Canadians have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and over half a million Canadians suffer from chronic viral hepatitis. Learn how to diagnose and manage your Liver patients through interactive online medical education.
This event is presented by the Canadian Institute for Social Prescribing (CISP)
Join the Canadian Social Prescribing Exchange to connect and learn! Held every 3rd Tuesday in March, July and November.
Note: To account for Social Prescribing Day events, the March 2025 Canadian Social Prescribing Exchange will be held on Friday, March 21st.
This webinar is presented by Tapestry Community Capital
Explore community bonds as an alternative financing option for community health organizations
This course is presented by the Centre for Community Based Research.
Learn how to practically apply the four phases of evaluation in a way that is community-driven, participatory, and action-oriented.
This learning series is presented by ECHO at UHN.
This program aims to support primary care providers with diagnosis and management of their rheumatic patients, allowing for early treatment so that tissue/joint damage is avoided or reduced.
This lecture is hosted by the Institute of Health Emergencies & Pandemics at the University of Toronto
This learning series is presented by ECHO at UHN.
The goal of ECHO Chronic Pain is to support primary care providers in diagnosis and management of their chronic pain patients.
This learning series is presented by ECHO at UHN.
The goal of ECHO Chronic Pain is to support primary care providers in diagnosis and management of their chronic pain patients.
This webinar is presented by the Centre for Implementation as part of their series "From Insight to Action: Tools that Support Implementation."
This virtual conference is presented by the Centre for Studies in Aging & Health
The Canadian population is aging rapidly, making it imperative that our communities are ready to support the well-being and inclusion of older adults. As our collective attention is increasingly fragmented, we aim to: