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Publications & Resources

The most current CFHI publications are detailed below. All current and past publications and resources can be searched by keyword or by topic.

13 / May / 2013
Myth: International Medical Graduates Are the Solution to the Doctor Shortage in Underserviced Areas
16 / Apr / 2013
Moving to Action: Evidence-Based Retention and Recruitment Policy Initiatives for Nursing
16 / Apr / 2013
Exploring the Dynamics of Physician Engagement and Leadership for Health System Improvement: Prospects for Canadian Healthcare Systems
13 / Mar / 2013
Strategic Community: An Approach for Developing Interorganizational Collaboration
13 / Mar / 2013
An Innovative Strategy in Organizational Transformation: Creating and Implementing a Transition Support Office Within a University Health Centre
13 / Mar / 2013
Knowledge in Action: Healthcare Management and Governance Innovation Lab
13 / Mar / 2013
Myth: When it comes to drugs and devices, newer is always better
13 / Mar / 2013
Accelerating Healthcare Improvement in Canada: A Review of Policy Options to Sustain, Improve and Transform Healthcare
26 / Feb / 2013
Funding Health and Social Care in Montréal, Québec: A Review of the Methods and the Potential Role of Incentives
21 / Dec / 2012
Reviewing the Potential Roles of Financial Incentives for Funding Healthcare in Canada
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