Research Study
Chronic diseases research priorities in Northern BC: patients, caregivers, practitioners
Prioritizing chronic disease research in rural BC
Closed Recruitment
Health Areas
Kidney Disease, Heart Disease, Rural Health, Cholesterol, Pulmonary Conditions
Study Purpose
Do you live with or care for someone with 2 or more chronic medical conditions? We want to hear from you about your priorities for health research. A randomly selected portion of the participants who complete the e-survey will be invited to participate in focus groups to gather views on priorities for lifestyle change research. Use this link to participate:
Details
The purpose of this project is to generate research priorities for lifestyle behavior changes such as physical activity, sedentary time or diet, identified by caregivers and adults (19+ years old) diagnosed with chronic diseases, as well as healthcare providers, living and working in northern, rural, and remote BC communities.
location
Cariboo
North Coast and Nechako
Northeast
recruitment end date
2023-10-17
eligibility
Age: 19 Years - 110 Years Old
Accepting Healthy Volunteers: Yes
Research Team Information
Principal investigator
Taru Manyanga
health authority affiliation
No Health Authority Affiliation
academic affiliation
University of Northern British Columbia
collaborators
Robin Roots; Dr. Malgorzata Kaminska; Dr. Anurag Singh; Dr. Arthur T. Carter
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