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Discrete Choice Experiments One-Day Workshop

Sep
2

Sep 2, 2026 from 9am-3:30pm (EDT)

SickKids Research Institute, 686 Bay St. Toronto, PGCRL Event Room 2A and 2B

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CQuIPS Quality Improvement Fundamentals 2-day Workshop

Sep
21

Sep 21, 2026 from 12:30pm-3:30pm (EDT)
Oct 21, 2026 from 12:30pm-3:30pm (EDT)

Virtual (Zoom link to be provided upon registration)

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Women’s College Hospital – Designing Science – Innovations in Health Research Fall 2026

Sep
25

Sep 25, 2026 from 8:30am-11:30am (EDT)

Women’s College Hospital
Auditorium (2nd floor)

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The Other Side of Energy Transitions: Critical Mineral Mining in Latin America

Oct
1

Oct 1, 2026 from Noon-1pm (EDT)

Hybrid

DLSPH-wide Events / IHPME Events / Partner & Affiliate Events

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Canadian Symposium on Long COVID

Oct 15–16

Oct 15-16, 2026

Hybrid

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Adaptive Platform Trials Conference

Oct 19–20

Oct 19-20, 2026

Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute

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Meiqi Guo

QIPS provided a good foundation for my QI career and gave me the credibility and connections to grow. After completing CQuIPS’ Certificate Course for Quality Improvement and Patient Safety, Dr. Meiqi Guo decided to further her understanding of QIPS by […]

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Shaurya Taran

The CEHCR program […] shifted my perspective from focusing solely on individual patients to thinking about populations and systems. When Dr. Shaurya Taran decided to pursue his PhD in Clinical Epidemiology and Health Care Research (CEHCR), he was motivated by […]

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Mohammad Refaei

The experience can be transformative. And the impact of what you build during your time at IHPME can extend far beyond graduation. Driven by a desire to turn a personal passion for improving patient safety into real-world impact, particularly in the […]

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Maha Al Mandhari

IHPME is an incredible place to grow. You gain practical tools, supportive mentors, and a community that stays with you long after graduation. Motivated by a desire to leave a lasting impact, Maha Al Mandhari began her studies in the […]

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Victoria Boyd

Learn more about Victoria Boyd’s transformative journey through the HPER program at IHPME, which ignited her passion for health professions education research.

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Anam Shahil-Feroz

Before, I used to focus only on the small tasks of each project, but this journey has helped me realize the importance of seeing how every step in a project contributes to a larger impact. During her nursing career, Dr. […]

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