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Our research partners

Centre for Health Services and Policy Research

WorkSafeBC and the Centre for Health Services and Policy Research (CHSPR) have partnered to support workers' compensation-related research with a goal of gaining insights into the broader health, social, and economic effects of workplace injury and the claims adjudication process. The WorkSafeBC/CHSPR research partnership brings together policy-makers, researchers, and data resources from both organizations to address current and emerging issues of work-related health and safety in B.C. Findings generated by the partnership are intended to reach a wide audience, including WorkSafeBC, other workers' compensation boards, policy-makers, clinicians, researchers, employers, and workers. For more information about the partnership, visit the CHSPR web site at www.chspr.ubc.ca.

 

Michael Smith Foundation

The Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) was created to advance clinical, biomedical, health services, and population health research in B.C. Together with WorkSafeBC, MSFHR offers awards for research trainees pursuing studies related to WorkSafeBC's mandate and research priorities. The partnership expands opportunities for B.C. trainees preparing for careers as independent health researchers and assists WorkSafeBC in designing evidence-based policies and prevention programs. Awards are available at the junior and senior graduate studentship levels. Further information about the WorkSafeBC/MSFHR partnership is available on the MSFHR web site at www.msfhr.org.

 

Other Workers' Compensation Boards WorkSafeBC partners with other jurisdictions that share a common interest in promoting workplace health and safety, namely, the Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, the Workers' Compensation Board of Manitoba, the Workers' Compensation Board of Nova Scotia and the Workplace Health, Safety and Compensation Commission of Newfoundland and Labrador. These partnerships provide a cost effective means of leveraging limited research funds in pursuit of common priorities.