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Ghana's education and labour unions join civil society organisations to take on the IMF

GLOBALISATION SOCIETIES AND EDUCATION 2025年第1期23卷 32-46页

作者： Spreen, Carol Anne carter, shari-lee NYU Dept Appl Stat Social Sci & Humanities New York NY 10012 USA

This article will explain how a series of educator strikes in 2022 in Ghana led to increased awareness of and calls for tax justice and debt relief from a growing movement of public sector workers and civil society organisations. We chart how the issues and demands of teacher organisations and other public sector workers shifted and increased over time, bringing in a new public imaginary to critique IMF driven austerity policies, build and link to global campaigns around debt relief, and signal new possibilities for generating more stable domestic public sector tax revenues. We examine the evolving strategies of growing educator strikes and show how unions are joining together with other civil society and advocacy groups to challenge fiscal austerity and government policies that affect not only their schools and classrooms but their lives and livelihoods. This case describing what Ghanaian teacher unions are doing to organise members to learn about and challenge austerity policies highlights the importance of public sector workers' knowledge, understanding and engaging governmental macro-economic policies and offering alternative solutions.

关键词： Teacher-strikes unions debt-restructuring austerity macro-economics IMF

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Patterns of social determinants of health associated with drug use among women living with HIV in Canada: a latent class analysis

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ADDICTION 2019年第7期114卷 1214-1224页

作者： Shokoohi, Mostafa Bauer, Greta R. Kaida, Angela Logie, Carmen H. Lacombe-Duncan, Ashley Milloy, M. -J. Lloyd-Smith, Elisa carter, Allison Loutfy, Mona Abdul-Noor, Rahma Anema, Aranka Angel, Jonathan Baril, Jean-Guy Barry, Fatimatou Beaver, Kerrigan Becker, Denise Benoit, Anita Brophy, Jason Brotto, Lori Burchell, Ann Cardinal, Claudette Carlson, Allison carter, Allison Cescon, Angela Cioppa, Lynne Cohen, Jeffrey Colley, Guillaume Conway, Tracey Cooper, Curtis Cotnam, Jasmine Cousineau, Janette Dayle, Janice Desbiens, Marisol Dubinsky, Hania Dubuc, Daniele Duddy, Janice Gagnier, Brenda Gahagan, Jacqueline Gasingirwa, Claudine Gataric, Nada Greene, Saara Hart, Trevor Hankins, Catherine Hogg, Bob Howard, Terry Islam, Shazia Jones, Evin Kaushic, Charu Keating, Alexandria Kennedy, Logan Kestler, Mary Kiboyogo, Maxime Klein, Marina Kwaramba, Gladys Langlois, Andrea lee, Melanie lee, Rebecca Leonard, Lynne Lewis, Johanna Lima, Viviane Lloyd-Smith, Elisa Logie, Carmen Margolese, shari Martin, Carrie Masching, Renee Massie, Lyne Medjuck, Melissa Menard, Brigitte Miller, Cari Money, Deborah Muchenje, Marvelous Mwalwanda, Mary Mary Ndung'u Nicholson, Valerie Nzikwikiza, Illuminee O'Brien, Kelly O'Brien, Nadia Ogilvie, Gina Ogunnaike-Cooke, Susanna Otis, Joanne Palmer, Ali Patterson, Sophie Peltier, Doris Yasmeen Persad Pick, Neora Pierre, Alie Powis, Jeff Proulx-Boucher, Karene Quan, Corinna Raboud, Janet Rachlis, Anita Ralph, Edward Rawson, Stephanie Roth, Eric Rouleau, Danielle Rourke, Sean Rueda, Sergio Saavedra, Mercy Salters, Kate Sanchez, Margarite Sandre, Roger Sas, Jacquie Sereda, Paul Smaill, Fiona Smith, Stephanie Summers, Marcie Tigere, Tsitsi Tharao, Wangari Thomas-Pavanel, Jamie Tom, Christina Tremblay, Cecile Trottier, Benoit Trottier, Sylvie Tsoukas, Christos Wagner, Anne Walmsley, Sharon Webster, Kath Wobeser, Wendy Yee, Jessica Yudin, Mark Zhang, Wendy Univ Western Ontario Schulich Sch Med & Dent Epidemiol & Biostat London ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Fac Hlth Sci Burnaby BC Canada Univ Toronto Factor Inwentash Fac Social Work Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Hosp Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Univ Michigan Sch Social Work Ann Arbor MI 48109 USA St Pauls Hosp British Columbia Ctr Substance Use Vancouver BC Canada Univ British Columbia Dept Med Vancouver BC Canada Vancouver Coastal Hlth Vancouver BC Canada British Columbia Ctr Excellence HIV AIDS Epidemiol & Populat Hlth Program Vancouver BC Canada Univ Toronto Fac Med Toronto ON Canada Univ Toronto Dalla Lana Sch Publ Hlth Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Univ British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Ottawa Hosp Res Inst Ottawa ON Canada Clin Quartier Latin Montreal PQ Canada Posit Living Soc British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Childrens Hosp Eastern Ontario Ottawa ON Canada Ontario HIV Treatment Network Toronto ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Burnaby BC Canada British Columbia Ctr Excellence HIV AIDS Vancouver BC Canada Windsor Reg Hosp Windsor ON Canada McGill Univ Hlth Ctr Montreal PQ Canada Pacific AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Dalhousie Univ Halifax NS Canada McMaster Univ Hamilton ON Canada Ryerson Univ Toronto ON Canada UNAIDS Ottawa ON Canada ViVA Vancouver BC Canada Southern Gulf Islands AIDS Soc Vancouver BC Canada BC Womens Hosp & Hlth Ctr Oak Tree Clin Vancouver BC Canada CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Ottawa Ottawa ON Canada Vancouver Coastal Hllth Vancouver BC Canada Univ Toronto Toronto ON Canada Native Womens Shelter Montreal Montreal PQ Canada Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Quebec Montreal Montreal PQ Canada Posit Womens Network Vancouver BC Canada Womens Hlth Res Inst Vancouver BC Canada Womens Hlth Womens Hands Toronto ON Canada McGill Univ Montreal PQ Canada British Columbia Ctr Di

Background and Aims Identifying typologies of social determinants of health (SDoH) vulnerability influencing drug use practices among women living with HIV (WLWH) can help to address associated harms. This research aimed to explore the association of SDoH clusters with drug use among WLWH. Design Latent class analysis (LCA) was used to identify the distinct clusters of SDoH. Inverse probability weighting (IPW) was employed to account for confounding and potential selection bias. Associations were analyzed using generalized linear model with log link and Poisson distribution, and then weighted risk ratio (RR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) were reported. Setting and Participants Data from 1422 WLWH recruited at time-point 1 of the Canadian HIV Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study (CHIWOS, 2013-15), with 1252 participants at 18 months follow-up (time-point 2). Measurements Drug use was defined as use of illicit/non-prescribed opioids/stimulants in the past 6 months. SDoH indicators included: race discrimination, gender discrimination, HIV stigma, social support, access to care, food security, income level, employment status, education, housing status and histories of recent sex work and incarceration. Findings LCA identified four SDoH classes: no/least SDoH adversities (6.6%), discrimination/stigma (17.7%), economic hardship (30.8%) and most SDoH adversities (45.0%). Drug use was reported by 17.5% and 17.2% at time-points 1 and 2, respectively. WLWH with no/least SDoH adversities were less likely to report drug use than those in economic hardship class (weighted RR = 0.13;95% CIs = 0.03, 0.63), discrimination/stigma class (weighted RR = 0.15;95% CIs = 0.03, 0.78), and most SDoH adversities class (weighted RR = 0.13;95% CIs = 0.03, 0.58). Conclusions Social determinants of health vulnerabilities are associated with greater likelihood of drug use, underscoring the significance of addressing interlinked social determinants and drug use through the cours

关键词： Canada CHIWOS drug use HIV social determinants women

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A Latent Class Analysis of the Social Determinants of Health Impacting Heavy Alcohol Consumption Among Women Living with HIV in Canada: The Canadian HIV Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study

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AIDS AND BEHAVIOR 2019年第12期23卷 3226-3236页

作者： Shokoohi, Mostafa Bauer, Greta R. Kaida, Angela Logie, Carmen H. carter, Allison Lacombe-Duncan, Ashley Loutfy, Mona Abdul-Noor, Rahma Anema, Aranka Angel, Jonathan Baril, Jean-Guy Barry, Fatimatou Beaver, Kerrigan Becker, Denise Benoit, Anita Brophy, Jason Brotto, Lori Burchell, Ann Cardinal, Claudette Carlson, Allison carter, Allison Cescon, Angela Cioppa, Lynne Cohen, Jeffrey Colley, Guillaume Conway, Tracey Cooper, Curtis Cotnam, Jasmine Cousineau, Janette Dayle, Janice Desbiens, Marisol Dubinsky, Hania Dubuc, Daniele Duddy, Janice Gagnier, Brenda Gahagan, Jacqueline Gasingirwa, Claudine Gataric, Nada Greene, Saara Hart, Trevor Hankins, Catherine Hogg, Bob Howard, Terry Islam, Shazia Jones, Evin Kaushic, Charu Keating, Alexandria Kennedy, Logan Kestler, Mary Kiboyogo, Maxime Klein, Marina Kwaramba, Gladys Langlois, Andrea lee, Melanie lee, Rebecca Leonard, Lynne Lewis, Johanna Lima, Viviane Lloyd-Smith, Elisa Logie, Carmen Margolese, shari Martin, Carrie Masching, Renee Massie, Lyne Medjuck, Melissa Menard, Brigitte Miller, Cari Money, Deborah Muchenje, Marvelous Mwalwanda, Mary Ndungu, Mary (Nuthoni) Nicholson, Valerie Nzikwikiza, Illuminee O'Brien, Kelly O'Brien, Nadia Ogilvie, Gina Ogunnaike-Cooke, Susanna Otis, Joanne Palmer, Ali Patterson, Sophie Peltier, Doris Persad, Yasmeen (Ashria) Pick, Neora Pierre, Alie Powis, Jeff Proulx-Boucher, Karene Quan, Corinna Raboud, Janet Rachlis, Anita Ralph, Edward Rawson, Stephanie Roth, Eric Rouleau, Danielle Rourke, Sean Rueda, Sergio Saavedra, Mercy Salters, Kate Sanchez, Margarite Sandre, Roger Sas, Jacquie Sereda, Paul Smaill, Fiona Smith, Stephanie Summers, Marcie Tigere, Tsitsi Tharao, Wangari Thomas-Pavanel, Jamie Tom, Christina Tremblay, Cecile Trottier, Benoit Trottier, Sylvie Tsoukas, Christos Wagner, Anne Walmsley, Sharon Webster, Kath Wobeser, Wendy Yee, Jessica Yudin, Mark Zhang, Wendy Univ Western Ontario Schulich Sch Med & Dent Epidemiol & Biostat London ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Fac Hlth Sci Burnaby BC Canada Univ Toronto Factor Inwentash Fac Social Work Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Hosp Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Univ British Columbia Epidemiol & Populat Hlth Program British Columbia Ctr Excellence HIV AIDS Vancouver BC Canada Univ New South Wales Kirby Inst Sydney NSW Australia Univ Michigan Sch Social Work Ann Arbor MI 48109 USA Univ Toronto Fac Med Toronto ON Canada Univ Toronto Dalla Lana Sch Publ Hlth Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Univ British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Ottawa Hosp Res Inst Ottawa ON Canada Clin Quartier Latin Montreal PQ Canada Posit Living Soc British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Childrens Hosp Eastern Ontario Ottawa ON Canada Ontario HIV Treatment Network Toronto ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Burnaby BC Canada British Columbia Ctr Excellence HIV AIDS Vancouver BC Canada Windsor Reg Hosp Windsor ON Canada Ottawa Hosp Res Inst Ottawa ON Canada McGill Univ Ctr Hlth Montreal PQ Canada Pacific AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Dalhousie Univ Halifax NS Canada McMaster Univ Hamilton ON Canada Ryerson Univ Toronto ON Canada UNAIDS Geneva Switzerland ViVA Vancouver BC Canada Southern Gulf Isl AIDS Soc Vancouver BC Canada BC Womens Hosp & Hlth Ctr Oak Tree Clin Vancouver BC Canada CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Ottawa Ottawa ON Canada Vancouver Coastal Hlth Vancouver BC Canada Univ Toronto Toronto ON Canada Native Womens Shelter Montreal Montreal PQ Canada Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Quebec Montreal PQ Canada Posit Womens Network Vancouver BC Canada Womens Hlth Womens Hands Toronto ON Canada British Columbia Ctr Dis Control Vancouver BC Canada Publ Hlth Agcy Canada Ottawa ON Canada Toronto East Gen Hosp Toronto ON Canada Ontario HIV Treatment Netw

We used longitudinal data from the 2013-2017 Canadian HIV Women's Sexual and Reproductive Health Cohort Study (N = 1422) to assess the clustered impact of social determinants of health (SDoH) on hazardous drinking. Two measures of alcohol use were defined: (i) weekly alcohol use, with > 7 drinks/week as heavy drinking, and (ii) monthly binge drinking (>= 6 drinks at one sitting), with >= 1/month as frequent binging. Twelve SDoH indicators were classified using latent class analysis: no/least adversities, discrimination/stigma, economic hardship, and most SDoH adversities. Inverse-probability weighted multinomial logistic regression was used to report relative-risk ratio (RRR). Women living with HIV (WLWH) in no/least adversity class had a substantially lower likelihood of both heavy weekly alcohol use and frequent binging than those in discrimination/stigma, economic hardship, and most SDoH adversities classes, with RRR estimates ranging from 0.02 to 0.18. Findings indicate the need to address SDoH to reduce hazardous drinking among WLWH.

关键词： Women HIV Alcohol drinking Social determinants CHIWOS

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Exploring social ecological pathways from resilience to quality of life among women living with HIV in Canada

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AIDS CARE-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIO-MEDICAL ASPECTS OF AIDS/HIV 2018年第Sup5期30卷 S67-S75页

作者： Logie, Carmen H. Wang, Ying Kazemi, Mina Hawa, Roula Kaida, Angela Conway, Tracey Webster, Kath de Pokomandy, Alexandra Loutfy, Mona Abdul-Noor, Rahma Anema, Aranka Angel, Jonathan Baril, Jean-Guy Barry, Fatimatou Bauer, Greta Beaver, Kerrigan Becker, Denise Benoit, Anita Brophy, Jason Brotto, Lori Burchell, Ann Cardinal, Claudette Carlson, Allison carter, Allison Cescon, Angela Cioppa, Lynne Cohen, Jeffrey Colley, Guillaume Conway, Tracey Cooper, Curtis Cotnam, Jasmine Cousineau, Janette Dayle, Janice Desbiens, Marisol Dubinsky, Hania Dubuc, Daniele Duddy, Janice Gagnier, Brenda Gahagan, Jacqueline Gasingirwa, Claudine Gataric, Nada Greene, Saara Hart, Trevor Hankins, Catherine Hogg, Bob Howard, Terry Islam, Shazia Jones, Evin Kaushic, Charu Keating, Alexandria Kennedy, Logan Kestler, Mary Kiboyogo, Maxime Klein, Marina Kwaramba, Gladys Langlois, Andrea lee, Melanie lee, Rebecca Leonard, Lynne Lewis, Johanna Lima, Viviane Lloyd-Smith, Elisa Logie, Carmen Margolese, shari Martin, Carrie Masching, Renee Massie, Lyne Medjuck, Melissa Menard, Brigitte Miller, Cari Money, Deborah Muchenje, Marvelous Mwalwanda, Mary Ndungu, Mary (Muthoni) Nicholson, Valerie Nzikwikiza, Illuminee O'Brien, Kelly O'Brien, Nadia Ogilvie, Gina Ogunnaike-Cooke, Susanna Otis, Joanne Palmer, Ali Patterson, Sophie Peltier, Doris Persad, Yasmeen (Ashria) Pick, Neora Pierre, Alie Powis, Jeff Proulx-Boucher, Karene Quan, Corinna Raboud, Janet Rachlis, Anita Ralph, Edward Rawson, Stephanie Roth, Eric Rouleau, Danielle Rourke, Sean Rueda, Sergio Saavedra, Mercy Salters, Kate Sanchez, Margarite Sandre, Roger Sas, Jacquie Sereda, Paul Smaill, Fiona Smith, Stephanie Summers, Marcie Tigere, Tsitsi Tharao, Wangari Thomas-Pavanel, Jamie Tom, Christina Tremblay, Cecile Trottier, Benoit Trottier, Sylvie Tsoukas, Christos Wagner, Anne Walmsley, Sharon Webster, Kath Wobeser, Wendy Yee, Jessica Yudin, Mark Zhang, Wendy Univ Toronto Factor Inwentash Fac Social Work Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Hosp Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Fac Hlth Sci Vancouver BC Canada McGill Univ Dept Family Med Montreal PQ Canada McGill Univ Ctr Hlth Chron Viral Illness Serv Montreal PQ Canada Univ Toronto Dept Med Toronto ON Canada Univ Toronto Dalla Lana Sch Publ Hlth Toronto ON Canada Womens Coll Res Inst Toronto ON Canada Univ British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Ottawa Hosp Res Inst Ottawa ON Canada Clin Quartier Latin Montreal PQ Canada Univ Western Ontario London ON Canada Posit Living Soc British Columbia Vancouver BC Canada Childrens Hosp Eastern Ontario Ottawa ON Canada Ontario HIV Treatment Network Toronto ON Canada Simon Fraser Univ Vancouver BC Canada British Columbia Ctr Excellence HIV AIDS Vancouver BC Canada Windsor Reg Hosp Windsor ON Canada McGill Univ Hlth Ctr Montreal PQ Canada Pacific AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Dalhousie Univ Halifax NS Canada McMaster Univ Hamilton ON Canada Ryerson Univ Toronto ON Canada UNAIDS Geneva Switzerland ViVA & Southern Gulf Islands AIDS Soc Victoria BC Canada BC Womens Hosp & Hlth Ctr Oak Tree Clin Vancouver BC Canada CIHR Canadian HIV Trials Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Ottawa Ottawa ON Canada Providence Hlth Care Vancouver BC Canada Univ Toronto Toronto ON Canada Native Womens Shelter Montreal Montreal PQ Canada Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network Vancouver BC Canada Univ Quebec Montreal PQ Canada Posit Womens Network Chennai Tamil Nadu India Womens Hlth Womens Hands Toronto ON Canada McGill Univ Toronto ON Canada British Columbia Ctr Dis Control Vancouver BC Canada Publ Hlth Agcy Canada Ottawa ON Canada Toronto East Gen Hosp Toronto ON Canada Sunnybrook Hlth Sci Ctr Toronto ON Canada St Josephs Hlth Care London England Univ Victoria Victoria BC Canada Ctr Hosp Univ Montreal Montreal PQ Canada Ctr Addict & Met Hlth Toronto ON Can

Resilience, positive growth in contexts of stress and adversity, is shaped by social ecological factors. Among people living with HIV, resilience is associated with myriad positive health benefits and improved health-related quality of life (HR-QoL). Identifying contextual factors associated with resilience among women living with HIV (WLWH) is particularly important as this population experiences many stressors and inequalities. We examined social-ecological factors associated with resilience and its relationship with HR-QoL among WLWH. We utilized baseline survey data from a national cohort of WLWH (n=1424) in Canada. We conducted structural equation modelling using maximum likelihood estimation methods to test the direct effects of social support and women-centred HIV care (WCHC) on resilience, and the direct effects of resilience on mental and physical HR-QoL. We also tested the indirect effects of resilience on HR-QoL via HIV disclosure concerns and economic insecurity. Participant median age was 43 years (IQR=35-50);most participants were women of colour (29% Black;22% Indigenous;7% other ethnicities;41% Caucasian). Social support and WCHC were associated with increased resilience. The direct path from resilience to mental HR-QoL was significant, accounting for the mediation effects of economic insecurity and social support. The direct path from resilience to physical HR-QoL was significant, accounting for the mediation effects of economic insecurity. Economic insecurity partially mediated the relationship between resilience and mental HR-QoL and physical HR-QoL. HIV disclosure concerns partially mediated the relationship between resilience and mental-HR-QoL. Model fit indices suggested that the model fit the data well (2[14]=160.378, P<0.001;CFI=0.987;RMSE=0.048 [90% CI:0.042-0.080];SRMR=0.036). Findings suggest social (social support) and structural (WCHC) factors increase resilience. While resilience is associated with improved HR-QoL, social (HIV disclosur

关键词： Resilience women HIV social support stigma

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The Terry Fox Research Institute Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network: A pan-Canadian precision oncology initiative

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CANCER CELL 2025年第4期43卷 587-592页

作者： Tess Aalto Maria Abacan Shirin Abadi Farnoosh Abbas Aghababazadeh Zeinab Abbaszadeh Albiruni Abdul Razak Safa Abdulsalam Dor David Abelman Armita Abolghasemi Anju Abraham Rohan Abraham Behram C. Acar Adriana Aguilar-Mahecha Mozhdeh Ahanfeshar-Adams Sinead Aherne Zohreh Ahmadi Syed A.K. Shifat Ahmed Laurie Ailles Mohammad Reza Akbari Vahid Akbari Azarm Akhavien Rima Al Bati Rima Al-Awar Dhuha Al-Sajee Afnan Al-Saleh Akinola A. Alafiatayo Aqsa Alam Roula Albadine Alexandria Albano Waleed Alduaij Helmi Alfarra Rached Alkallas Eric P. Allain Hayley Alloway Adrian Ally Khadijah Alshankati Eitan Amir Jianghong An Colleen Anderson Deborah Anderson Helen Anderson Nerkeza Andjelic Irene Andrulis Dorian Anglin Facey Tomohiro Aoki Samuel Aparicio Armen Aprikian Srivastava Archana Linlea Armstrong Thomas Arnason Andrea Arruda Riley J. Arseneau Madeleine Arseneault Jennifer Asano Olexiy Aseyev Colleen Ash Karama Asleh Edouard Auclin Rebecca Auer Martin Avancena Egor Avrutin Feryel Azzi Shiva Babakhani Yael Babichev Shirin Badii Tara Baetz Parsa Bagherzadeh Houda Bahig Nizar Bahlis Lance Bailey Melanie Bailey Swneke Bailey Holly Ball Iain Bancarz Shantanu Banerji Versha Banerji Lorena Barclay Edith Bardi Veronique Barres Mark Basik Zeynep Baskurt Prabhjit Basra Gerald Batist Harsh Batra Simon Baxter Jane Bayani Anthony Bayega Nicole Beauchemin Felix E.G. Beaudry Philippe Bedard Michael BeGora Hanieh Beharavan Thomas Belbin Ismail Ben Ayed Sacha Benaoudia François Bénard Touati Benoukraf Corinne Benquet Alain Bergeron Alejandro Berlin David Berman Hal Berman Jason Berman Vanessa Bernstein Diana Berry Nicholas Bertos Gillian Bethune Daniela Bevacqua Andrea Bevan Jitesh Bhatia Sita Bhella Gilbert Bigras Misha Bilenky Robin Billick Steve Bilobram Louise Bird Inanc Birol Tarek A. Bismar Dustin Bleile Eden Blumenauer Ana Bogosian Alexandra Bohm Yvonne Bombard Jane Bonang Shirin Bonni Cecilia Bonolo De Campos Christoph Borchers Pedro Bordignon Ayelet Borgida Ian Bosdet Pinaki Bose Yohan Bossé Jeanette Boudreau Isabelle Bourdeau Guill

The Marathon of Hope Cancer Centres Network (MOHCCN), led by the Terry Fox Research Institute and the Terry Fox Foundation, unites researchers, clinicians, patients, funders, and other partners across Canada to accelerate precision oncology, promote collaboration and data sharing, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. This overview outlines the Network's goals, history, and challenges and opportunities. We also highlight progress toward the "MOHCCN Gold Cohort,"a shared resource of clinical and genomic data from 15,000 patients.

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