The Ontario Drug Policy Research Network (ODPRN) Student Training Program is now accepting applications to the 2024 Drug Policy Student Training Program, which runs from January 2, 2024 to December 31, 2024. This program aims to engage with students to develop capacity in drug policy research in Ontario. Trainees involved (more…)
As a partner organization with the AYA Cancer Priority Setting Partnership (PSP), ARCC is happy to promote the launch of the initial national survey ! This is the first step in the James Lind Alliance process to establish the top 10 research priorities for AYA cancer. In this survey, they (more…)
The Canadian Association of Provincial Cancer Agencies (CAPCA) envisions Canadian cancer control systems that are collaborative, patient-centered, and high performing by international standards. We work to improve cancer control across Canada. Our members are all provincial cancer agencies. Senior cancer program leaders (Chief Executive Officers or designates) from each of the provincial (more…)
The Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care (Task Force) is seeking input from clinicians and members of the public on the types of tools that would be most useful in communicating the Task Force’s guideline recommendations on screening for various cancers. The Knowledge Translation team at St. Michael’s Hospital has developed a survey, (more…)
Click here for full details from CIHR These Awards provide travel funds to trainees, Early Career Researchers, or knowledge users in aid of research and knowledge translation activities consistent with the CIHR Initiative’s priorities or CIHR Institutes’ vision, mandate and strategic directions. Each participating Institute/Initiative has their own relevant Research (more…)
ARCC is pleased to help promote the recent launch of the Common Sense Oncology Movement About Common Sense Oncology Oncology needs a recalibrated approach that is more patient centred and prioritizes equitable cancer care. Our approach prioritizes patients’ needs, advocates for treatments that improve survival and quality-of-life, promotes informed decision (more…)
Dear colleagues, We are writing to request your expertise in developing cancer treatment delay methodology by completing a short (~12 minute) electronic survey. This project has international support and focus. Evidence describing the association between the cancer diagnostic-treatment interval and survival is needed from diverse health system and country contexts (more…)
Recognizing the unique challenges faced by early career researchers (ECRs), CIHR-ICR is pleased to announce its annual Early Career Researcher Workshop in partnership with the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance (CCRA), Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR), Canadian Cancer Society (CCS), and the Cancer Research Society (CRS). The workshop supports and promotes the (more…)
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