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Resource Category: Learning health systems

Learning health systems (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)

Learning healthcare system (The Learning Healthcare Project)

Methods to identify and prioritize research projects and perform embedded research in learning healthcare systems (Healthcare)

A practical roadmap to guide learning health systems (Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute)

A roadmap to operationalize and evaluate impact in a learning health system (Learning Health Systems)

Creating a rapid-learning health system in Ontario (McMaster University)

A framework for value-creating learning health systems (Health Research Policy and Systems)

What is a Learning Health System? (BC SUPPORT Unit)

Indigenous Community Research Partnerships Course

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