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The Institute on Ethics & Policy for Innovation (IEPI) is focused on identifying and addressing ethical challenges, ethics-related risk, and policy gaps that have the potential to undermine the impact of life-saving technologies and interventions in Global Health and Development. We help researchers, funders, sponsors, policymakers, and other stakeholders in global health navigate through ethical issues that impact work across the innovation lifecycle: discovery, development, delivery and policy & advocacy.
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The Canadian Journal of Bioethics/Journal canadienne de bioéthique (CJB/RJB) is the only bilingual (English, French), open access, not-for-profit, peer-reviewed bioethics journal in Canada. Hosted by the Bioethics Program of the School of Public Health at the Université de Montréal, the journal fills an important gap in the Canadian and international bioethics community, particularly for French-language bioethics, by providing a space to publish high-quality and stimulating theoretical, conceptual and empirical research in a variety of formats.
In addition to peer-reviewed articles and critical commentaries, the journal publishes case studies, creative works, perspectives and reviews of books, films and academic events. Topics cover the full spectrum of bioethics, including but not limited to clinical ethics, research ethics, public health ethics, technology ethics and professional ethics.
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Covenant Health is a Catholic healthcare provider within Alberta’s integrated health system. They offer a broad range of services through 17 sites in 12 communities across the province.
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Every day, Réseau Compassion Network brings together people inspired to serve Manitobans where the need is greatest. They are determined to identify emerging and unmet needs in the communities we serve.
They are responsible for a family of 13 health, social and human service agencies, where every day, nearly 7,900 people of all faiths, traditions and cultures make a difference in the lives of those who come through our doors in times of need.
They want to invest in bold, innovative solutions to make a difference in the lives of people who face barriers related to complex poverty, which includes four factors: employment and income, overall well-being, social exclusion and housing.
Together, their members represent a network of organizations working along a continuum of care.
Their services are delivered in five main areas of care:
1. Primary, Community and Mental Health Care
2. Acute Care
3. Long-term Care
4. Comprehensive Services to People Living with Developmental Disabilities
5. Housing and Social Services
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As Canada’s Number 1 academic and research-based healthcare network, UHN must adapt to rapid technological change in a resource-constrained environment whilst ensuring safe, high quality, compassionate care. This means there are frequent opportunities to explore the ethical implications of the decisions that must be made with, by, and for, patients, learners, and research participants. The purpose of the UHN Department of Clinical and Organizational Ethics is to help the UHN community navigate ethical complexities arising at the bedside, at the bench side, in the boardroom, and beyond.