CANMAT – or the Canadian Network for Mood and Anxiety Treatments – is a federally incorporated academically based not-for-profit research organization with representation from multiple Canadian universities. The ultimate goal of CANMAT is to improve the quality of life of persons suffering from mood and anxiety disorders, through conduct of innovative research projects and registries, developme...

A strategic planning initiative was undertaken to advance innovation in the Canadian construction industry. A preliminary step in this strategic planning process was to carry out an inventory of the current state of research relating to the construction process that was conducted within Canadian Universities. It was found that this type of current research inventory was not often included in st...

In 2001-2002, the Canadian Health Services Research Foundation (CHSRF) and the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) committed 10 years of funding for the creation and implementation of three Regional Training Centres to build capacity in health services and policy research in the Atlantic, Ontario and Western regions of Canada and one training centre in Quebec to focus on the developme...

Canadian and U.S. universities are faced with the challenge that they are not graduating enough dentists to meet the future needs of the Canadian and U.S. populations. Foreign-trained dentists represent a valuable resource to society and the economy. Dental programs have been established to train foreign-trained dentists for some or all of the following reasons: public need for health care serv...

Michael GIBBONS How can firms and organisations use Mode1/Mode 2 knowledge production in knowledge management? Larry PRUSAK Review of good practices of knowledge management in firms and organisations David WATSON Managing Knowledge Management: the role of universities Dale E. SHUTTLEWORTH Schooling on the Edge Heather MUNROE-BLUM Universities and Good Practices for Knowledge Management Hans G. ...