The N4 Stakeholder Survey captures the strengths and challenges professionals encounter while providing health or social services to newcomers. This 15-minute survey will inform N4’s focus for the coming years including the tools, education, and resources that we create and provide. We will be sharing the results later in the year.
Welcoming Internationally Educated Nurses into the Canadian Health Care Sector: Recommendations for Change
Read the Report | Watch the Video
Part of the Solution: Recommendations for Welcoming Internationally Trained Physicians into Canada’s Health Care Sector
N4 is presenting at Metropolis Social Determinants of Health Conference
October 2-3, 2023
This multi-disciplinary conference will bring together experts across disciplines to share knowledge, expertise and insights
regarding research and other completed and ongoing projects.
N4 Webinar
Speakers: Jill Sullivan, Manager, Patience Experience, CHEO · Jocelyn Lamont, Patient Experience Specialist, CHEO · Catherine Penney, QI Specialist, N4
September 27 · 1 PM EST · English · 1 hour · Free
October 20-21, 2023 — Digital Conference
Building sustainable solutions to address child health inequity through community partnerships.
N4 has created this template letter to advocate for families in your community who are facing barriers to school registration due to their temporary housing situation (ex. living in a hotel).
N4 has produced a
This checklist supports health care employers to create a workplace which welcomes and ensures a sense of belonging for IEHPs.
Data from the Canada Border Services Agency about Ukrainian citizens and returning Canadian permanent residents of Ukrainian origin who arrived in Canada by land or air.
Looking for up to date information on Afghan arrivals?
IRCC's #WelcomeAfghans tool can be sorted by location.
Tools and resources to support IEHPs and intersectoral stakeholders to connect, learn and collaborate in optimizing the employment of Internationally Educated Healthcare Professionals:
Innovations in Improving Access to Healthcare
The Water Well Project is an Australian health promotion charity which aims to improve the health outcomes of those from migrant, refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds.
We provide opportunities for professional development, education,
virtual discussions, networking, and the sharing of data and resources.
| Speaker | Dr. Sarah Funnell, Founding Director of the Centre for Indigenous Health Research and Education and Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa |
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| Info | English · 1 hour · Free |
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