Now revised and updated, explore CADTH’s free online resource for grey literature searching, “Grey Matters: a practical tool for searching health-related grey literature.”
Grey Matters: a practical tool for searching health-related grey literature
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We are pleased to announce the appointment of Brent Fraser to the position of Vice-President, Pharmaceutical Reviews, effective August 4, 2015. In this role, Brent will be responsible for the CADTH Common Drug Review, the pan-Canadian Oncology Drug Review, and all other aspects of CADTH work in the pharmaceutical space. Brent joins CADTH from t...
The 2017 CADTH Symposium will feature another outstanding roster of Canadian and international experts, thought-provoking plenary sessions, educational workshops, and insightful panel, oral, and poster presentations. We’re coming back to Ottawa so you can also enjoy the history and pageantry of the year-long celebration of Canada’s 150th anniv...
EVIDENCE FOR EVERYONE Expanding the Reach of Health Technology Assessment Initially established as a tool for policy-makers, health technology assessment (HTA) now supports a much broader range of decision-makers. Everyone — whether technology developers in academic settings and industry, patients, clinicians, regional health authority and hos...
UPDATED 2009: 2009 locations of publicly funded PET scanners and Cyclotrons in Canada 2008 locations of publicly funded PET scanners and Cyclotrons in Canada
This search tool includes Canadian health technology assessment (HTA) agencies and organizations that are involved in systematic reviews, meta-analyses, and health economics. To access the Canadian sites that CADTH has included as part of this search tool, please see the list below. If you are an HTA producer and would like to be included as par...
Welcome to the eleventh issue of Health Technology Update. This second newsletter of 2009 brings you information on a variety of medical technologies. The issue’s feature article addresses the current global crisis in isotope production in medical imaging. New and emerging technologies and practices are currently being identified that may play ...
The Policy Forum was created in response to the Health Technology Strategy 1.0, and the subsequent Implementation Strategy, approved by the Conference of Deputy Ministers in May 2004 and April 2005 respectively. The mandate of the Policy Forum is to provide federal, provincial, and territorial jurisdictions with opportunities to share info...
The Policy Forum Terms of Reference have been derived from the Health Technology Strategy 1.0, and were approved by the CADTH Board of Directors in October 2006.