Created in 2002 and funded by the Fonds de recherche du Québec - Santé (FRQS), the Quebec Population Health Research Network (QPHRN/RRSPQ) is committed to developing research capacity and networking in population health research.
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The Quebec Population Health Research Network represents 6 strategic groupings - SG – and 2 research capacity strengthening programs:
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Intercultural Brokers Bridging the Gap Between Traditional and Western Health Systems to Promote Safe Motherhood Among Indigenous Women in Guerrero, Mexico
Une affiche présentée par Ivan Sarmiento, membre étudiant du RRSPQ, à la conférence 2018 du Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH). A poster presented by Ivan Sarmiento, student member of the QPHRN, at the 2018 Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH).
Physical activity and sedentary behavior objectively measured in a representative sample of Canadian adults with chronic disease(s) : a cross-sectional study
Une affiche présentée par Gabriel Hains-Monfette, membre étudiant du RRSPQ, SBM's 39th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, New Orleans, avec le support financier du RRSPQ. A poster presented by Gabriel Hains-Monfette, student member of the QPHRN, SBM's 39th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions, New Orleans, with the QPHRN financial support.
FR/EN: Boîte à outils Contribution des aînés autochtones / Toolkit Indigenous elders contribution
Madame Chantal Viscogliosi, membre du RRSPQ, et son l’équipe de recherche ont le plaisir de vous faire part de la publication du site internet de la boîte à outils sur la contribution des aînés autochtones au mieux-être des communautés. Madame Chantal Viscogliosi and her research team are pleased to inform you of the publication of the Toolkit website on the contribution of Indigenous elders to community wellness.
QPHRN News
- Support for structuring initiatives
- Emeritus Population Health Researcher Award
- Students awards
- Support for the participation in international conferences
- Support for scientific publications
- Support for the organization of colloquia or virtual events
- Global health research funding support: Results dissemination to participants and key stakeholders
