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CIHR - IAPH and Associated Medical Services Incorporated (AMS)
This collaboration is to create a joint Senior Research Fellowship Program in the History of Aboriginal Health and Medicine to promote the understanding of health needs of Canada's Aboriginal people. For more information on the program, consult Senior Research Fellowships in the History of Aboriginal Health and Medicine.
CIHR - IAPH and the National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO)
The collaboration specifies how the parties will work together on strategies and activities that address the disparities in Aboriginal health. These activities encourage communication between the organizations, promote funding opportunities and training in Aboriginal health issues and facilitate dissemination of knowledge to Aboriginal communities.
CIHR - IAPH and Health Canada's Natural Health Products Division
This collaboration supports a New Emerging Team (NET) conducting research in the area of Diabetes with the Cree of Northern Quebec. The intent of the collaboration is to promote the growth of multidisciplinary research within a research team specifically in the area of diabetes and alternative therapies to health needs of Canada's Aboriginal community.
CIHR - IAPH, the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia (NMHRC) and the Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC)
This trilateral collaboration supports research in the area of Indigenous peoples' health, with the goal of improving the health of Indigenous communities in these three countries. The agencies agree to promote multi-disciplinary, multi-institutional and multi-sectoral collaborations and to build upon existing networks of researchers to further develop research of Indigenous peoples' health in mutually shared priority areas.
CIHR - IAPH and the National Institutes of Health (NIH)
The institutions intend to strengthen research cooperation on health issues of priority to Indigenous peoples in the United States of America and Canada. The partners will cooperate in activities such as advancement of a joint health research agenda, creation of innovative partnerships, application of new knowledge, building of research capacity and more.
CIHR - IAPH, the "Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)" and the "Instituto Nacional De Psiquiatria Ramon de la Fuente Muniz"
The three institutions collaborated to serve and enhance health promotion and prevention services to Indigenous populations through research. The intent is to contribute to reducing a significant gap in the service needs of Indigenous people across the Americas.
