Full news release from Canadian Institutes of Health Research found here. The Canadian Institute of Health Research (CIHR) Health System Impact Program places the next generation of health researchers directly inside health system organizations—such as government agencies, hospitals, and community organizations—so they can help solve real-world challenges while gaining hands-on experience. Fellows receive mentorship and leadership training that prepares them to drive meaningf

Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, networks and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce funding for six new knowledge mobilization projects in Saskatchewan via the SHRF 2025-26 Mobilize Grant Call 2.

Dr. Barbara Fornssler’s research explores how people in Saskatchewan navigate both community-based supports and formal health services when seeking help for substance use. By bringing together insights from healthcare data and community organizations, her work aims to better understand real pathways of care and support more coordinated, responsive planning across the province.

Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce approximately $90,000 in funding dedicated to aligning research with stakeholder needs in Saskatchewan thro

Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) is excited to announce over $60,000 in funding dedicated to knowledge mobilization in Saskatchewan via the SHRF 2025-26 Mobilize Gr

Research leads to better health care, healthier communities and brighter futures. As a small but mighty province, the Saskatchewan research community is uniquely positioned to respond to local health challenges with some of the most advanced health research technologies, infrastructure and expertise. Recruiting and retaining cutting-edge scientists and clinician researchers supports a thriving culture of innovation in Saskatchewan. SHRF’s Establishment Grant funding provides

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A new award was launched at SHRF's 21st Annual Santé Awards. The "Recognizing SHRF Connections" award recognizes individuals and teams...

Dr. Andrew Eaton leads innovative, community-driven research in Regina, tackling HIV and syphilis with targeted, real-time health interventi