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This contest is a way to engage staff in questioning their practices in a non-threatening and fun manner by identifying, changing or eliminating unnecessary and poor practices – because small changes can have a big impact.

Safety conversations help us understand what harm, and feeling and being safe, mean to all.

As part of championing Rethinking Patient Safety, this activity promotes proactive approaches to inform our understanding of how safe care is today.

This activity helps everyone involved in receiving or delivering care learn and act to create safer care and reduce all forms of healthcare harm by introducing or improving safety huddles using safety tickets and a board.

Apply Healthcare Excellence Canada's Health Equity Framework through practical, action-oriented guidance.

This activity is designed to explore how patient safety, equity, engagement and cultural safety are interconnected, and how together they create the conditions for excellence in care.

​​This activity helps healthcare professionals who deliver care and leaders who manage care – including policy developers and those who receive audit results – to hold fun, reflective conversations that shed light on the reliability of practices. ​

This paper provides an overview of three transformative healthcare systems and identifies the lessons Canada can learn from these systems.

Applications for Cohort 21 are now closed. The call for applications for the next cohort will open in spring 2027.If you’re ready to grow as a leader and build systems that address complex challenges, EXTRA is for you. Be part of a pan-Canadian network of over 737 fellows who have successfully completed Healthcare Excellence Canada’s EXTRA program.