A program that provides several ways for users with similar interests to connect with each other through learning networks, often called communities of practice. Users can exchange ideas, experiences, and information about specific topics; learn what works and what doesn’t from peers; and collaborate to solve common problems.

AGREE is an international collaboration of researchers and policy makers who seek to improve the quality and effectiveness of clinical practice guidelines by establishing a shared framework for their development, reporting and assessment.

The Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario is an organization of approximately 75 full members who practice epidemiology in Ontario's public health units, as well as more than 100 affiliate members.

"A capacity-building project grant led by Renée Lyons of the Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre (AHPRC) at Dalhousie University, and funded by the CIHR, Institute of Population and Public Health has developed two associated networks:
• Public Health Research and Knowledge Translation (PHRKT) Network
• aims to produce and use research evidence to support the improvement of public health and the restructuring of public health systems in Atlantic
Canada through research development, training and knowledge translation.
• Health and Communities Research Network
• aims to develop research capacity in Atlantic Canada related to the development and use of community-level data to clarify impacts of social and physical environments on health."

"A collective of producers and users of research from a variety of disciplines, jurisdictions
and organizations that:
• is dedicated to improving health and health care by advancing the quality, relevance and application of research on health services and health policy;
• provides its members with unique opportunities for networking, research collaboration and career advancement;
• hosts communities of practice for embedded research."

The Canadian Association of Continuing Health Education is a forum for knowledge exchange and collaboration among healthcare stakeholders for professional and systems development to improve patient outcomes.

The purpose of the Portal is to improve policy and program decision-making by enabling access to the best available evidence on chronic disease prevention and health promotion.