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Cochrane Canada Infographics
Love our #saveCochraneCanada infographics? We've compiled them all in one place for your viewing pleasure. Cochrane by Numbers: Cochrane Members: 
CMAJ: Central funding for Cochrane Canada must continue
The following editorial first appeared online in the CMAJ on 10 August, 2015 and can be read here. 
Cochrane Library releases Special Collection on Health of Indigenous Peoples
**Repost from Cochrane Libary 
Cochrane Canada Director speaks to CBC's All in a Day
On Thursday, 6 August our Director Dr Jeremy Grimshaw sat down at the CBC Radio 1 studios in Ottawa to discuss the future of funding for Cochrane in Canada on the news-talk program "All in a Day". Listen to the French language interview here.Listen below:
Job Posting - Assistant or Associate Professor (Research) Brown School of Public Health
The Center for Evidence-based Medicine (CEBM) and the Department of Health Services, Policy & Practice (HSPP), within the Brown University School of Public Health, invite applications for a faculty position at the Assistant or Associate Professor level in the University’s research track. 
WorkSafe BC issues request for proposals 2015: Innovation at Work
Request for Proposals 2015 Innovation at Work
8th Annual Conference on the Science of Dissemination and Implementation
Press Release: Targeting the strain of bacteria that causes ulcers may help prevent stomach cancer
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NSHRF competition to create Evidence Review Synthesis Centres
The Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation is hosting a national competition for the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) in order to identify two Evidence Review Synthesis Centres (ERSC). The Centres will be expected to produce systematic reviews in order to support the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (Task Force) guidelines and recommendations. Up to two (2) ERSCs will be funded through this competition. Each ERSC will be provided with a core operating budget of $100,000 per year, for two years.
Learn how to appraise clinical practice guidelines with the CTFPHC
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (CTFPHC) is currently recruiting family physicians to help them appraise clinical practice guidelines developed by other organizations. If you are interested or know a colleague who may be interested in critically appraising guidelines for the CTFPHC, please continue reading to receive more information and an application form.How to become an appraiser?