Better Planning, Better Care and Better Work through Better Data
During world health worker week, Oluwatobi Ogundele and Margaret Walton-Roberts take stock of what the pandemic has done to health workers.
1st place - Katherine Zagrodney2nd place - Patrick Timony3rd place - Caroline Chamberland-Rowe & Mara Mihailescu
Burnout was far too common in the healthcare workforce before the pandemic. COVID-19 has made it much worse. By Ivy Lynn Bourgeault
Searchable Database of Health Workforce Strategies in Response to COVID-19 OPEN NOW
Showcasing the recent achievements of women leaders in health
Demanding supportive workplaces and conditions for our frontline professionals
Stand up for possitive practice environments!
The Canadian Health Workforce Network is a knowledge exchange network of researchers, decision-makers and other knowledge users interested in health workforce planning, policy and management.