
MSSU work arrangements during COVID-19 outbreak
The situation with COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. As of Sunday, March 15, 2020, all three Maritime Provinces had reported presumptive and/or confirmed cases of COVID-19. In light of these developments,

The situation with COVID-19 is rapidly evolving. As of Sunday, March 15, 2020, all three Maritime Provinces had reported presumptive and/or confirmed cases of COVID-19. In light of these developments,

We’re excited to announce that the competition for the 2020-2021 MSSU Student Awards is now open. The MSSU Student Awards provide funding to graduate students pursuing patient-oriented health research. To

Health researchers will now be able to access data from multiple provincial, territorial and pan-Canadian sources more easily, thanks to the Data Access Support Hub (DASH). Today, the Health Data Research

Partnering to examine the evidence base for chronic disease management The MSSU has published three Knowledge Snapshots, brief documents that share literature search findings on self-management support and chronic disease management.

At the MSSU, we work closely with patients and caregivers to support their meaningful engagement in research. To better represent the active and engaged role these individuals play in patient-oriented
On November 29, 2019, more than 20 members from Nova Scotia Community Health Boards gathered in Dartmouth, NS to provide feedback on the Maritime Health Atlas, an online tool for

The following recordings from the Fall 2019 Information in Action Lunch and Learn series are now online: Stuff You Need to Know as a Knowledge Creator – from Educators to Researchers

We are working with WeUsThem to redesign the MSSU website. Before we start making changes, we want to hear from website users, like you. Please take a few minutes to complete an

On October 30, 2019, Dr. Ted McDonald, Director of the New Brunswick Institute of Research, Data, and Training (NB-IRDT), gave three presentations to colleagues in Nova Scotia about the NB-IRDT.
