Call for Content: Choosing Wisely Canada’s National Meeting
Present at our annual National Meeting on May 25 and 26 in Toronto, Ontario.
The Hidden Hours of Low-Value Care
Dr. René Wittmer shares a practical approach to easing workload burden by reducing low-value care.
Antibiotics Aren’t the Answer to Most Toothaches
Drs. LouAnn Visconti and Susan Sutherland share why antibiotics are not needed for tooth pain.
Q&A with Laura Kane and Dr. Thomas Bodley
Learn more about Scarborough Health Network's efforts to achieve Quality Improvement Status and their next steps in driving improvements.
Woodstock Hospital is Using Blood Wisely
See how Woodstock Hospital earned national recognition for improving transfusion practices through the Using Blood Wisely program.
Vitalité Health Network is Using Blood Wisely
See how Vitalité Health Network earned national recognition for improving transfusion practices through the Using Blood Wisely program.
Kingston Health Sciences Centre is Using Blood Wisely
See how Kingston Health Sciences Centre earned national recognition for improving transfusion practices through the Using Blood Wisely program.
Lloydminster Hospital is Using Blood Wisely
See how Lloydminster Hospital earned national recognition for improving transfusion practices through the Using Blood Wisely program.
Meet the 2025-2026 Choosing Wisely Canada Fellows
Two Choosing Wisely Canada fellows join the Healthcare Improvement Fellowship to lead resource stewardship projects.
2024 Choosing Wisely Canada Society Grant Recipients
Seven clinician societies share progress on grant activities related to advancing Choosing Wisely initiatives in practice.
Cambridge Memorial Hospital Achieves Choosing Wisely Canada Hospital Quality Improvement Status
Cambridge Memorial Hospital has been awarded Quality Improvement Status as a Choosing Wisely Canada Designated Hospital.
STARS Spotlight: NOSM Student Research Explores Resource Stewardship in Rural Settings
STARS alum Nathan Jeffery and Div Patel share their findings on how Choosing Wisely Canada recommendations have been implemented in primary care settings since the COVID-19 pandemic.