IHPME is directly involved in the development, leadership, and sustainability of several ongoing research activities.
These cross-collaborations build bridges between the Institute’s students, researchers, faculty and a multitude of peers in national and international fields.
Learn about ongoing initiatives, connect with faculty, or find inspiration for your thesis projects with our directory.
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Note: For IHPME faculty only.
GEMINI is an initiative that leverages patient data across hospitals to study how care is delivered, ultimately improving practices. GEMINI uses tools like artificial intelligence to help doctors, researchers, and leaders make better decisions and improve patient outcomes.
This research leverages structured and free-text data in electronic health records to develop natural language processing and machine learning models that will help develop outcome prediction models and tailored interventions in our health system.
Imagine a university student experiencing severe anxiety before an exam. They fail—not for lack of effort, but because help took too long to arrive. Now imagine that same student accessing Care4Mind, completing a self-guided intake, and being matched within 24 […]
The Centre for Digital Therapeutics is a research and development group focused on building novel digital therapeutics for chronic disease management to support patients in living well beyond chronic illness.
This research study is a qualitative content analysis of health data science curricula and an observational study of the work of health data scientists.
The Centre for Sustainable Health Systems strives to lead and support local, national, and international efforts to improve the environmental and social sustainability of health systems.
Evaluating the mental health effects of stroke in Canadian stroke survivors
Vernissage Health focuses on the inner work of leadership in health care. Through self reflection, storytelling and deep listening, emerging leaders (graduate students and recent alumni) are invited to cultivate the mindsets and awareness required to lead positive change in health care.
This project aims to evaluate the use of Ig products from production, evaluation, dissemination and use in the healthcare system. The goal of the project is to generate a better understanding of its use and generate policy-level insights into how best to achieve the equitable and cost-effective allocation of Ig products in the Canadian healthcare system.
Funded by: TD Community Health Solutions Grant. The Michael Garron Hospital Foundation Approach: Mixed Methods/ Equity Heatmap/ Co-design This mixed-methods study aims to identify frequent users of Michael Garron Hospital’s (MGH) Emergency Department (ED) and understand their characteristics through equity […]