Health Administration & Management

Look under the Managers' section to discover a range of resources to support leadership development.

The plan proposes a multi-year road map for the implementation of sustainability initiatives across five improvement themes: People, Clinical, Clinical Support, Non-Clinical, Governance. Responds to and builds upon the Ernst & Young Performance Review released in Feb 2020 and includes a link to E&Y report.

From AHS Policy Services.

Practice Wise recorded session, Peggy Mann, Gary Young and Catherine Davis, June 2019.

Contains a variety of tools and resources to support Covenant Health leaders.

Contains a knowledge exchange section to share leading practices in quality and patient safety.

An independent not-for-profit corporation funded by the Government of Canada. Infoway works with various partners to accelerate the development, adoption and effective use of digital health solutions across Canada.

Provides decision-makers with the evidence, analysis, advice, and recommendations they require to make informed decisions in health care.

McMaster University. A continuously updated repository of syntheses of research evidence about governance, financial and delivery arrangements within health systems, and about implementation strategies that can support change in health systems. Free, but requires registration

A non-profit organization focused on sharing health care innovations and best practices in patient safety & quality. Formed from the merger of Canadian Patient Safety Institute and Canadian Foundation for Healthcare Improvement in spring 2021.

This website provides a forum for accessible and thoughtful deliberation about Canada’s health care systems.

McMaster Health Forum strives to be a leading hub for improving health outcomes through collective problem solving

The NCCMT provides leadership and expertise in sharing what works in public health.

Australian Healthcare and Hospitals Association. Health Policy Evidence Briefs are short, easy to read, objective papers that synthesize the research evidence in an area of health policy. They are designed to help policymakers who need to quickly find out what evidence exists in a topic area, how compelling it is, and what the implications might be when using it to develop health policies. They also provide a list of key readings for those who need to know more.

AHA sponsors or conducts policy research in the areas of provider payment, limited-service hospitals, the cost of health care, information technology and other topics to assist members and policy makers in understanding issues critical to America’s hospitals.