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Health Services and Policy Research
The Health Services and Policy Research (HSPR) cluster examines how sociopolitical, ethical, economic, technologic, human resource, regulatory, quality, efficiency, and geographic determinants influence policy and the health and well-being of people and healthcare systems.
Our research activities evaluate, improve, and inform health services and policy development.
Members:
- Cristina Catallo (facilitator)
- Faith Donald (facilitator)
- Karen Spalding
Research areas:
- Healthcare leadership, management, and administration
- Healthcare ethics
- Health policy
- Integration of the advanced practice nurse roles
- Knowledge translation and exchange
- Patient safety
- Policies to support paediatric home care
- Priority setting
- Workplace issues and workers’ health