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How does your community help you during cancer diagnosis?
People belong to many types of communities, including family, friends & neighbours, culture & spiritual connections, and the resources and services nearby. People's communities can play an important role in their daily life and health.
In Alberta, access to healthcare varies across communities.
The Cancer Strategic Clinical Network (CSCN) is conducting a study to understand which factors can affect a newcomer's cancer diagnosis experience. Understanding these factors can help improve access to healthcare resources by helping us find better ways to support people in these communities during their cancer diagnosis. The CSCN will be connecting with newcomers across the province.
You are invited to participate in this research study.
Have you moved to Canada in the last seven years and live in Alberta?
Have you or do you know of someone who has gone through a cancer diagnosis in Alberta?
If yes, we want to talk to you. Please complete the short survey below and Adebola Odebode will be in touch with you to set a time for a virtual one-on-one conversation.
How does your community help you during cancer diagnosis?
People belong to many types of communities, including family, friends & neighbours, culture & spiritual connections, and the resources and services nearby. People's communities can play an important role in their daily life and health.
In Alberta, access to healthcare varies across communities.
The Cancer Strategic Clinical Network (CSCN) is conducting a study to understand which factors can affect a newcomer's cancer diagnosis experience. Understanding these factors can help improve access to healthcare resources by helping us find better ways to support people in these communities during their cancer diagnosis. The CSCN will be connecting with newcomers across the province.
You are invited to participate in this research study.
Have you moved to Canada in the last seven years and live in Alberta?
Have you or do you know of someone who has gone through a cancer diagnosis in Alberta?
If yes, we want to talk to you. Please complete the short survey below and Adebola Odebode will be in touch with you to set a time for a virtual one-on-one conversation.
