Welcome to the QWHA Learning Lab
New this year, the QWHA Learning Lab is a webinar-style series giving viewers the opportunity to learn from Queen’s University faculty and industry professionals. Discussion topics include research, clinical practice, policy, and innovation in women’s health.
All of our Learning Labs are recorded and can be accessed on this page.
Register to attend the upcoming Learning Lab:
QWHA Learning Lab
Join the QWHA Learning Lab, a compact webinar series from Queen’s Women’s Health Advocacy that brings together Queen’s University faculty and industry professionals to discuss current research, clinical practice, policy, and innovation in women’s health. Each session is designed to be concise, evidence-informed, and focused on practical insights.
What to expect
Expert panels: Faculty and industry leaders share their work, background, and perspectives on a focused topic.
Practical takeaways: Clear summaries of findings, implications for practice or policy, and actionable recommendations.
Diverse topics: Sessions cover clinical care, public health, health equity, research methods, technology and innovation, advocacy, and policy.
Audience engagement: Short presentations followed by moderated Q&A and discussion.
Time-efficient format: Typically 30–60 minutes.
Why attend
Hear directly from Queen’s faculty and industry experts about emerging evidence and real-world applications.
Learn practical strategies to improve care, inform research, or shape policy.
Build professional connections and engage in interdisciplinary conversation.
Stay updated on trends and innovations affecting women’s health.
How to participate
Sessions are live and recorded for later viewing.
Submit questions in advance or during the session for the panel.
Opportunities to suggest future topics or nominate speakers are welcomed.
Contact
For proposals, speaker nominations, or questions about the Lunch Lab series, contact the Queen’s Women’s Health Advocacy Executive Committee.
Join us at the QWHA Lunch Lab to learn from leaders, share perspectives, and advance women’s health through evidence, practice, and policy.
Are you a professional looking to contribute to the QWHA Learning Lab?