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• University of Ottawa Swimming and Breast Cancer Study

  SWIM Participant Flyer with tearoff - July 19 2022 - EN

• Lung Cancer Screening Values (LCSV) study team at McMaster University

  We are recruiting 55 and 85-year-olds who can converse in English for a research study. The purpose of this study is to investigate Ontarians’ values, attitudes, and beliefs about lung cancer screening. Participants will be compensated $20 for completing an interview in person (Hamilton, ON), by telephone or video call. If you are interested in participating, please fill out the eligibility survey here: https://dfmgp.mcmaster.ca/surveys/?s=MXFWX8483DJ88RLW We hope to learn what you think about the importance of lung cancer screening, who you think should be screened, and your perspectives on the benefits and harms of lung cancer screening. Your participation can help advance our thinking about lung cancer screening in order to make a potential future lung cancer screening program in Ontario fair, effective, and an efficient use of health care dollars. This research study is part of a doctoral thesis by Manisha Pahwa, a Ph.D. student at McMaster University, and has been reviewed by the Hamilton Integrated Research Ethics Board (project #8310)”Participate Now

• Bladder Cancer Patient Feedback
  Bladder Cancer Canada is looking for patients to provide input for 4 different studies, including two studies directly conducted by doctors.
  These studies are looking to gain insights from Canadians diagnosed with advanced (metastatic) bladder cancer and muscle-invasive bladder cancer to better understand their personal experiences from the time of diagnosis and beyond.
  Selected participants will be invited to participate in a virtual meeting or complete a survey to share their perspectives with other attendees and/or researchers. Compensation is provided for selected studies.
  We would truly appreciate it if you could inform any bladder cancer patients of these studies.
  Anyone interested can connect with Michelle Colero, who can provide more information - michellec@bladdercancercanada.org.

• CCRA’s Patient Involvement in Cancer Research Program (PIP)

  This study is commissioned by the Canadian Cancer Research Alliance. Are you a cancer patient, survivor, or caregiver who is interested in learning more about cancer research? CCRA’s Patient Involvement in Cancer Research Program (known as PIP) will be offered this year in a hybrid format. PIP is interwoven into the Canadian Cancer Research Conference (CCRC) and provides participants with an opportunity to learn about leading edge science and network with cancer researchers and trainees. You will be paired with a science partner who will be available to address questions and help you get the most out of the research presented at the conference. Best of all, you will be linked to other participants also interested in cancer research! For more information, please read our brochure. To apply, please click here (deadline for applications is March 1, 2023). If you would like more information, please contact kimberly.badovinac@partnershipagainstcancer.ca.Participate Now

• Patient Values Preferences Survey

  This survey is commissioned by Colorectal Cancer Canada. We invite adults (18+) metastatic & non-metastatic Canadian Colorectal Cancer patients and/or caregivers to participate in our Colorectal Cancer Patient Values Survey. The purpose of this study, which is sponsored by Colorectal Cancer Canada and led by Dr. Deborah Marshall from the University of Calgary, is to measure how patients and caregivers value the risks and benefits of colorectal cancer treatment. It should only take 25 minutes of your time.Participate Now