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

Get emergency response-ready by uncovering the intricacies of PHAC’s involvement in response activities.

CSB Leaders Path Event focused on the KLC – Mobilizing People by Demystifying Talent Management CSB EX - minus 1 and 2

CSB Leaders Path Event focused on the KLC – Mobilizing People by Demystifying Talent Management CSB EX - minus 1 and 2

The online course Design and Analysis of Bioequivalence Studies is designed to help you distinguish between the bioavailability (BA) and the bioequivalence (BE) of drug products and why the need for BE studies. It will outline the decision criteria for assessing the BA and BE of drug products, design, and analysis of BE studies and look at crossover designs and possible issues that you may encounter in BE studies. The online format will support the delivery of information to employees in a direct and convenient manner.

In this practical session, the PHAC exercise team will explain the essential elements and core principles of exercise design and evaluation.

Join us on February 13th at 11am (ET) for our virtual event in English or on February 15th at 2pm(ET) for our virtual event in French featuring the RWO. You'll have the opportunity to learn more about the tools and services available to you!

This course provides insight into the onboarding and orientation process of staff and clarifies roles and responsibilities of staff in an IMS Team.

All ROEB employees are invited to an interactive virtual dialogue on equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility in our workplace. The conversations will be confidential, and no comments will be attributed to any individual.

All ROEB managers and supervisors who identify as members of an equity deserving group are invited to share their lived and living experiences in dedicated Listening Sessions. The conversations will be confidential, and no comments will be attributed to any individual.

All ROEB managers and supervisors are invited to an interactive virtual dialogue on equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility in our workplace. The conversations will be confidential, and no comments will be attributed to any individual.

The online course Duty to Delete is designed to help you determine what information you need to keep and what information you are allowed to delete. You will be prompted to consider how your information practices align with the requirements for keeping information and to consider the risks of keeping too much information. Please disconnect from the VPN and ensure you use either Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge when completing courses. Connection to the VPN and using Internet Explorer may limit the system’s ability to track your progress.