10/18/2018 ICES Central The role of mixed models in handling administrative data Join us Tuesday, October 23 for Evaluative Clinical Sciences Rounds when Eleanor Pullenayegum discusses what a mixed model does.
10/9/2018 ICES Central ICES scientist Dr. Rick Glazier to lead CIHR Institute of Health Services and Policy Research Dr. Glazier has been appointed the new scientific director effective January 1, 2019.
9/28/2018 ICES Central September 2018 At a Glance now available Research highlights are presented using infographics, videos and news stories.
9/28/2018 ICES North New ICES satellite site launches at Health Sciences North in Sudbury ICES North is a joint collaboration between ICES, Health Sciences North Research Institute, Laurentian University and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine.
9/20/2018 ICES Central ICES adjunct scientist Joel Ray recipient of Regional Mentor of the Year Award The award honours Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Fellows who have had a significant impact on the career development of students, residents or Fellows
9/14/2018 ICES Queen's Canadian Academy of Health Sciences recognizes ICES scientists Drs. Michael Carter, Michael Green, and Donald Redelmeier have been named Fellows by the Academy.
9/13/2018 ICES Central Four ICES scientists receive Heart & Stroke Foundation awards The scientists received 2018/2019 Heart & Stroke in Ontario Provincial Personnel Awards which provide funding support to build Ontario’s capacity in cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health research.
9/4/2018 ICES Western Call for applications to the ICES Faculty Scholars Program ICES has launched the call for applications to the Faculty Scholars Program’s fourth training cycle. Applications for the 2019–2021 program will be accepted until January 18, 2019.
8/30/2018 ICES Central August 2018 At a Glance now available Research highlights are presented using infographics, videos and news stories.
8/23/2018 ICES Central ICES releases Geographic Variation in Primary Care report For each of the province’s 76 LHIN sub-regions and Toronto’s 140 neighbourhoods, six mapping techniques are used to illustrate geographic variation in aspects of primary care in 2015/16.