Implementation matters: why Canada keeps leaving life-saving research on the shelf
If governments want research to improve lives, implementation must be funded, measured, and led—not assumed.
Canada is world-class at producing health research. We invest billions of dollars in discovery science, publish in top journals, and generate evidence that could save lives, improve care, and reduce system costs. We have a national and global impact. Yet, governments rarely ...
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