I am a health or social system leader in Canada looking for evidence to inform policy. How can I access domestic evidence products like 'contextualized evidence syntheses' or 'horizon scanning panels' from the McMaster Health Forum? Additionally, if I want to 'spark action' based on evidence, what are the three programmatic approaches offered, and what is the primary way I can initiate a discussion with the Forum about convening one of these approaches?
Navigate to 'https://www.mcmasterforum.org'. Accept the cookie policy. Click on the 'Find domestic evidence' link. Identify how health- and social-system leaders can access or request 'contextualized evidence syntheses' and 'horizon scanning panels'. Navigate to the 'Spark action' section. Identify the three programmatic approaches offered to 'spark action'. Determine the primary method for a health- or social-system leader to initiate discussions with the Forum about convening one of these approaches. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Find domestic evidence' page. The agent states that health- and social-system leaders can access contextualized evidence syntheses and horizon scanning panels by requesting them from the Forum, as these are 'prepared by the Forum in response to requests from health- and social-system leaders'. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Spark action' page. The agent identifies the three programmatic approaches as 'stakeholder dialogues', 'citizen panels', and 'communities of practice'. The agent states that the primary way to initiate a discussion about convening one of these approaches is to email 'forum@mcmaster.ca'.