Lopatina Elena, Singal Deepa, Manhas Kiran Pohar
Autism Alliance of Canada and Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, College of Health Sciences, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada.
Int J Health Policy Manag. 2024;13:8615. doi: 10.34172/ijhpm.8615. Epub 2024 Oct 28.
The Health System Impact (HSI) Fellowship program in Canada offers a transformative approach to health services and policy research (HSPR) training, preparing PhD graduates for diverse career pathways and leadership roles within learning health systems. This commentary builds on Kasaai and colleagues' evaluation of the HSI Fellowship to discuss the diverse career paths of alumni and highlight the multifaceted benefits of the program. Further, we emphasize the need for future research and knowledge mobilization to better understand and evaluate embedded research roles. Developing a robust evaluation framework is essential to capture the unique impacts of embedded research, fostering a culture that prioritizes and integrates it, thereby driving the transformation towards learning health systems.
加拿大的卫生系统影响(HSI)奖学金计划为卫生服务和政策研究(HSPR)培训提供了一种变革性方法,使博士毕业生为学习型卫生系统内的多样化职业道路和领导角色做好准备。本评论基于卡萨伊及其同事对HSI奖学金的评估,讨论了校友的多样化职业道路,并强调了该计划的多方面益处。此外,我们强调未来研究和知识传播的必要性,以更好地理解和评估嵌入式研究角色。制定一个强大的评估框架对于捕捉嵌入式研究的独特影响至关重要,培育一种优先考虑并整合该研究的文化,从而推动向学习型卫生系统的转变。