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Patient Partner Research Opportunity

Northern Centre for Clinical Research (NCCR) Advisory Committee Opportunity

NCCR Advisory Committee - Patient Partner Opportunity

Completed Project

Health Areas

Other Diagnosis and Therapy, Other Genetics, Other General Health , Health Services and Policy, Other Health Systems and Technology

Opportunity Purpose

The Northern Centre for Clinical Research (NCCR) aspires to support and contribute to clinical research excellence in Northern British Columbia. Through its partnerships, NCCR aims to be responsive to the contexts and needs of the North, including rural, remote, and Indigenous populations across Northern BC. The NCCR is currently seeking a Patient Partner to serve on its Advisory Committee.

Details

Attendance to up to four 1.5 hrs. meetings per year, meeting preparation time, and adhoc meeting and consultations between scheduled advisory meetings if required. After you express interest, the research team will contact you to confirm your eligibility and provide more information about screening and selection process. At this stage you may be asked to respond questions such as: 1. Have you participated in patient experience, patient engagement opportunities in a health project or a healthcare initiative in Northen BC in the past? 2. In what ways your lived experience can inform NCCR’s Advisory Committee? 3. Other questions to understand participant’s interest in research and suitability

location

Cariboo

North Coast and Nechako

Northeast

recruitment end date

2026-02-20

eligibility

Age: 19 Years - 85 Years Old

Research Team Information

Principal investigator

Tatiana Barcelos Pontes

health authority affiliation

Provincial Health Services Authority

academic affiliation

University of Northern British Columbia

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