RPI selected as independent evaluator for Human Rights Remedy
RPI is very pleased to share that we have been selected as the independent evaluator for the Nova Scotia Human Rights Remedy. The evaluation team is a partnership between RPI and Cape Breton University. The Nova Scotia Human Rights Remedy is a five-year, legally binding agreement that guides government’s work to transform the disability support system in […]
Evaluation of the Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics
RPI was pleased to be the external evaluator on this important project by the Pharmacy Association of Nova Scotia to improve access to primary care in Nova Scotia. The evaluation found that patients are highly satisfied with their care at the Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics (CPPCC), and the clinics successfully diverted patients from emergency departments and […]
Final Evaluation of the UpLift Partnership: Catalyzing a Healthier Nova Scotia through a Youth Engaged Health Promoting Schools Approach
RPI, led by Stephanie Heath was pleased to be the independent evaluator for the UpLift Partnership, an important project advancing health and learning in Nova Scotia. For six years, the UpLift Partnership brought partners together to collaborate to shift systems for healthy learning environments in Nova Scotia. Through UpLift’s collective actions, new ways to engage and support […]
College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) releases their research guidance report, developed with RPI support
The College of Family Physicians of Canada (CFPC) has released its research guidance report titled Advancing Family Medicine Research in Canada: A Guidance Report for the CFPC’s Future Role and Action. This report was developed in collaboration with Research Power Inc. (RPI) and Dalhousie Family Medicine. Research Power Inc. played a key role in this project […]