Evaluating Investment in Quality Improvement Capacity Building

August 28, 2015

Share Post

This working paper was developed by researchers at the Institute of Health Policy Management and Evaluation, University of Toronto, and funded through contributions from IDEAS Collaborative. This work aims to stimulate a province-wide dialogue on how to evaluate and increase the return on investments in quality improvement capacity building in Ontario. The authors welcome comments, suggestions, and inquiries and would like to encourage an open discussion on the ideas and concepts expressed here; from knowledge and service users, providers, decision makers and researchers in Ontario and the national and international community. Contributions can be made through the discussion forum on this page or directly to ihpme@utoronto.ca. Thanks for your engagement!

Related News

The Cost of Cancer: Prof. Beverley Essue Receives Connaught Award to Advance Financial Protection in Cancer Care

February 26, 2026

Awards / Faculty

Read More
A stylized portrait of a person shown from the torso up against a bright blue background. The person is wearing a dark jacket over a high‑neck top and has straight shoulder‑length hair. The image uses a monochromatic purple tint, with bold graphic shapes in yellow, purple, and dark teal layered across the design.

Former MHSc Program Director Tina Smith Honoured with Leadership Award

February 20, 2026

Read More
Christian Anderson, a Health Administration student, standing against a bright, multicolored background, wearing a white polo shirt with an embroidered logo and a name tag. A pair of glasses hangs around their neck.

More than Medicine: One Health Administration Student’s Journey Providing Community-Based Eye Care

February 10, 2026

Students

Read More

Building Trust: How Communication Drives Quality of Care in Ontario

December 16, 2025

Education / Faculty

Read More

IHPME Comes Together for an Evening of Celebration, Community, and Connection at Moonshot 2025

November 19, 2025

Awards / Education / Faculty / Research / Students

Read More

DLSPH researcher deepens our understanding of intimate partner violence and ways to help

November 18, 2025

Faculty / Research

Read More

Sign up for IHPME Connect.

Keep up to date with IHPME’s News & Research, Events & Program, Recognition, e-newsletter.

Subscribe to Connect Newsletter

Get in Contact


Communications

Marielle Boutin
Email Address: ihpme.communications@​utoronto.ca

Manages all IHPME-wide communications and marketing initiatives, including events and announcements.