Learning catalogue - Health Canada & the Public Health Agency of Canada

Welcome to the Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act and the Internal Disclosure Services at Health Canada and at the Public Health Agency of Canada online training course The Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (PSDPA) gives federal public sector employees and others a secure and confidential process for disclosing serious wrongdoing in the workplace, as well as protection from acts of reprisal. It is part of the Government of Canada’s ongoing commitment to promoting ethical practices in the public sector.

This virtual, in-class session uses interactive examples to demonstrate how to respond to search assessments and record retrievals when completing an Access to Information (ATI) request.

This virtual, in-class session uses interactive examples to demonstrate how to respond to search assessments and record retrievals when completing an Access to Information (ATI) request.

This course provides introductory information about biostatistics and epidemiology, and should help you understand what you need to consider when confronted with quantitative information. It provides you with a general awareness about statistics, so that you know when to call in an expert. It focuses on concepts, knowledge, and understanding rather than skills and techniques.

The CIRNAC Modern Treaty Implementation Office (MTIO) learning sessions focused on Modern Treaties and Self-Government Agreements.

COURSE DESCRIPTION PeopleSoft is a database that maintains all information regarding our positions and employees. Numerous modules exist and are used by various HR Disciplines. Information maintained includes, but is not limited to: Position, Personal, Employment, Leave, Training, Discipline, Grievances and Injuries. TOPICS INCLUDE: Recruiting Module Person Profile Person Model Organizational Development Workforce Administration APPROACH ONLINE SELF-PACED DURATION 3.0 hours TARGET AUDIENCE HR Staffing Community PREREQUISITE none Introduction on the HRA role and responsibilities Overall introduction about HC and PHAC Staffing Definition

Pharmacoepidemiologic studies, including drug utilization, safety and effectiveness studies, continue to gain importance in the post-approval setting because they provide “real-world” data on the benefit-risk of medicines. Pharmacoepidemiology and active safety surveillance have become an important component of risk management planning and, hence have broadened the methodological toolbox for post-authorization safety studies (PASS). Before selecting an appropriate research strategy and methodology, it is of utmost importance to identify evidence gaps and corresponding research questions to address these gaps.

This self-directed eLearning course will provide ROEB inspectors and analysts with a clear understanding of the knowledge, skills, and attributes that the Minister and our ADM deem essential for all their designated employees. Learners will gain an understanding of the roles and responsibilities that come with designation and how their role supports and integrates into the Heath Canada mandate. This course is the first in a series of five prerequisite courses for Foundations of Inspection and Regulation. The recommended order for these prerequisite courses is: 1. FS593 – Introduction to Regulatory Enforcement 2. FS632 – Building Inspector Credibility 3. FS636 – Compliance Verification Activities 4. FS631 – Understanding Inspector Powers 5. FS488 – Crown Liability in Regulatory Enforcement This is one of the mandatory courses required for inspector and analyst designation.

Introduction to the administrative duties of designated analysts, when handling samples submitted by law enforcement, inspectors, and research scientists, for the purpose of supporting the administration and enforcement of the CCPSA, FDA (Cosmetics Regulations) and HPA.

This seven-minute video demonstrates the breadth of science that underpins how Health Canada carries out its mandate. It provides the viewer with an overview of the science roles, functions, and priorities in the Department and positions them within the delivery of services to Canadians. It also demonstrates how other non-science functions play important roles in supporting science excellence at Health Canada.

Introduction to SACR is a course that teaches end users how to use SharePoint as a corporate repository and covers its essential features.