McMaster University and Université TÉLUQ have launched online programs that will address emerging professional training needs. McMaster’s DeGroote School of Business, in partnership with the McMaster Equity-Based Co-Creation Hub, has introduced a suite of micro-credentials focused on equity-based co-design for health and social system leaders, service providers, and advocates. The short, stackable courses emphasize inclusive collaboration and lived experience in policy and service innovation. Meanwhile, TÉLUQ and the Canadian Red Cross have partnered to develop an asynchronous training program to help psychotherapists and other health professionals better treat post-traumatic stress disorder. The 24-hour, 10-module program offers clinical simulations and continuing education credits recognized by the Ordre des psychologues du Québec.
