The French National Cancer Institute (INCa), Aix-Marseille University, the Paoli-Calmettes Institute (IPC) and the SESSTIM research unit are opening a University Chair in Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS) applied to cancer. The general objective of this Chair is to develop research programs in HSS on empowerment or health democracy in (more…)
The CanREValue Collaboration is pleased to open the feedback consultation period for our first Data Working Group Interim Report: Mapping Canadian Provincial Data Assets to Conduct Real-World Studies on Cancer Drugs. View the Interim Data Working Group Report here View the Report Appendix here Feedback Form We welcome any stakeholder (more…)
Click here for more info or to apply The Pharmacoeconomics Research Unit supports Cancer Care Ontario with timely, high quality, and relevant information to inform drug funding decisions. We are recruiting an experienced Senior Analyst trained in Health Economics to design and conduct economic analyses and budget impact analyses to (more…)
The Canadian Partnership Against Cancer is seeking a qualified consulting resource to analyze record-level linked data of the Canadian Cancer Registry (CCR), Discharge Abstract Database (DAD) and National Ambulatory Care Reporting System (NACRS) to describe diagnostic and treatment care pathways in cancer patients across jurisdictions and to correlate variation in (more…)
Frank Markel will be retiring from his position as Executive Director at the end of the year. He has provided great leadership to CAHSPR since 2013, playing a vital role in bringing students, researchers, leaders and policy makers together to improve our health care system. His passion, commitment and desire (more…)
Hack4Cancer Hackathon: Unleashing the power of linked cancer data on health equity Shaw Centre Ottawa, Ontario November 2, 2019 On November 2, 2019, join the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer at The Hack4Cancer Hackathon, to be held one day ahead of the Canadian Cancer Research Conference in Ottawa, Ontario. The Hack4Cancer (more…)
Work With Us! (Roles are Temporary, Full-Time – until September 2020) The Health Economist or Qualitative Researcher reports to a Scientist within Cancer Control Research, Canadian Centre for Applied Research in Cancer Control (ARCC) or designate. The Health Economist is responsible for the design, conduct, and completion of health economics (more…)
ARCC is pleased to congratulate our Health Economist, Adam Raymakers, on his recent award of a 2019 Research Trainee Award from the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research. “Improving The Methods Of Economic Evaluation To Support Decision-Making: CAR-T, Uncertainty, And Real-World Evidence” Supervisor: Stuart Peacock (ARCC Co-Director) Adam’s research investigates how economic (more…)
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**NEW** CIHR Institute of Cancer Research and ARCC Research Impact AwardsJanuary 14, 2026 - 7:54 am
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Patient perspectives of Value Frameworks used to Guide Oncology Treatment DecisionsMay 1, 2021 - 12:27 pmAnnouncing the 2026 CIHR-ICR & ARCC Research Award WinnersMay 29, 2026 - 8:33 am
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