This peer-reviewed paper presents solutions to alleviate health system capacity constraints for retinal care.
Expert Consensus Paper on the Future Management of Retinal Disease Published in Eye
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Landmark Report Published on the Status of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) in Canada’s Life Sciences Sector
The report is informed by the findings from a national survey of life sciences organizations and focus groups with diverse individuals working in the sector.
Shift Health is one of HRD Canada’s Best Places to Work
Winners of this award prioritize employee needs, equip employees with tools and resources for success and foster a positive culture of shared purpose.
Shift Health releases “PrEParing for Success in Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis”
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is emerging as a valuable approach to protect at-risk individuals against infectious diseases. To capture opportunities in this expanding area, innovators will need to account for unique clinical, commercial and access considerations.
Black Excellence: Inspiring Individuals Making an Impact on Healthcare and STEM
Black History Month is a time to listen to the voices of our Black colleagues who, through their exceptional leadership, enable us to continue breaking barriers in healthcare and STEM.
Shift Health is honoured to be named an I.D.E.A.L. Bioscience Employer by BioTalent Canada
Shift Health is honoured to have been named an I.D.E.A.L. Bioscience EmployerTM by BioTalent Canada.
The I.D.E.A.L Bioscience Employer Recognition program recognizes organizations in
Spotlighting the Incredible Women on our Team in Honour of Women’s History Month in Canada
To honour Women’s History Month in Canada we are spotlighting the incredible women at our office that are making their mark in the Canadian history of health sciences.
Celebrating Indigenous Health Researchers Who Are Creating the Future
In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation we are bringing forth the voices that were taken, and to establish platforms for the Indigenous community within health science to be not only be heard, but seen and understood.
Celebrating Indigenous Health Researchers: Bryden Bukich
In recognition of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation we are bringing forth the voices that were taken, and to establish platforms for the Indigenous community within health science to be not only be heard, but seen and understood.