Canadian Health Services Research Foundation

Accountability

CHSRF is responsible to the groups it serves: health services decision-makers, researchers, healthcare providers and their organizations. It is accountable to funders, partners and the Canadian public who, through their taxes, created CHSRF's original endowment in 1997.

The responsible use of resources and the evaluation of our programs are crucial to CHSRF's commitment to transparency. We are devoted to developing evaluation and audit strategies, and to implementing sound accountability structures and procedures. Reporting on the performance of our programs and disclosing our use of resources ensures that decisions are transparent and that programs are driven by the best available evidence.

Audited Financial Statements
2010 (PDF) 2009 (PDF) 2008 (PDF) 2007 (PDF) 2006 (PDF) 2005 (PDF)

Annual Reports
2010 Annual Report 2009 Annual Report 2008 Annual Report (PDF) 2007 Annual Report (PDF) 2006 Annual Report (PDF) 2005 Annual Report (PDF) 2004 Annual Report (PDF)	2003 Annual Report (PDF) 2002 Annual Report (PDF) 2001 Annual Report (PDF) 2000 Annual Report (PDF)  1999 Annual Report (PDF) 1998 Annual Report (PDF)

Internal Audits
Audit of CHSRF-Funded Projects and Project Files 2001 (PDF) Audit and Evaluation of CHSRF-Funded Projects 2001 (PDF) Audit of CHSRF System Processes and Project Files 2001 (PDF)
Accountability Resources
CHSRF Code of Conduct (PDF) CHSRF Conflict of Interest Policy (PDF) CHSRF Privacy Policy and Access to Information (PDF) Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities (PDF)
EXTRA Annual Reports
2008 Annual Report (PDF) 2007 Annual Report (PDF) 2006 Annual Report (PDF) 2005 Annual Report (PDF)
Partnership Reports
2008 Partnership report (PDF) 2007 Partnership report (PDF) 2006 Partnership report (PDF) 2005 Partnership report (PDF)