Governance & Regulation
LEAD: Kathleen (Kate) Leslie
CHWN researchers are working on projects that examine the role of governance and regulation in supporting the health workforce while mitigating public risk. Legal and regulatory frameworks underpin health workforce advances such as optimizing scopes of practice to ensure appropriate skill mix, supporting team-based care models of care, and facilitating cross-border practice and inter-jurisdictional mobility.
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Innovations
CIHR Standards for Mental Health Servies Initiative
CHWN Leads Kathleen Leslie, Ivy Bourgeault, and Mary Bartram are currently principal investigators on a CIHR funded study on regulatory standards for the mental health and substance use health workforce.
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) funded studies
Governance and regulation research projects include Regulating Professionals in Virtual Practice: Protecting the Public Interest in Rapidly Changing Digital Workplaces and Professional Regulation in the Digital Era: Modernizing Regulatory Practices in the Public Interest.
WHO Research on the Design, Reform and Implementation of Health Practitioner Regulation across Countries
CHWN Leads Ivy Bourgeault and Kathleen Leslie are members of an international team completing a World Health Organization project on the global design, reform, and implementation of health practitioner regulation.
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Presentations
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Publications
Regulating During Crisis: A Qualitative Comparative Case Study of Nursing Regulatory Responses to the COVID-19 Pandemic (April, 2023)
Protecting the public interest while regulating health professionals providing virtual care: A scoping review (April, 2023)
Regulating for-profit virtual care in Canada: Implications for medical profession regulators and policy-makers (November, 2022)
Pan-Canadian registration and licensure of health professionals: A path approach emerging from a Best Brains Exchange policy dialogue (August, 2022)
Regulating health professional scopes of practice: comparing institutional arrangements and approaches in the US, Canada, Australia and the UK (January, 2021)