Partner Linkage Tool for Beyond Treatment: Advancing Cancer Survivorship Team Grants
The Beyond Treatment: Advancing Cancer Survivorship Team Grants funding opportunity aims to unite interdisciplinary research teams to advance the understanding of the risks and development of late and long-term toxicities associated with cancer treatments, as well as strategies to improve survivorship care post-treatment, in relation to host, lifestyle, environmental, social, and other intersectional factors.
The Partner Linkage Tool aims to facilitate connections between applicants to support the formation of research teams and application development.
To be included in this Partner Linkage Tool, please complete this form. This form can be completed by researchers, knowledge users (e.g., people with lived and living experience, practitioners, policy makers), and applicant partners, who are interested in sharing information and/or establishing collaborations for this funding opportunity.
Note that completing this form is voluntary as it is not a requirement of the application process and does not confer any advantages in the evaluation and funding of applications. Furthermore, potential applicants are not required to contact those who have chosen to make their information available through the Partner Linkage Tool.
By completing and submitting this form, you are consenting to having your responses posted, uneditedFootnote *, and in the language of submission (English or French). You may request to have your information edited or removed at any time by sending a request to cihr.icr@uhn.ca. The information provided will be shared publicly in the table below and updated regularly.
Should you have any questions regarding this form or the tool, please email cihr.icr@uhn.ca.
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The information is provided in the language in which it was submitted by the respondent.
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ACCESS Stephanie Grover, Director secretariat.access@sickkids.ca |
Applicant partner | Pediatric Cancer Survivorship | Applicant partner support from ACCESS is available for projects focused on pediatric cancer survivorship. |
In-kind contributions may include parent and patient network connections and support for knowledge mobilization and engagement activities:
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Canadian Partnership Against Cancer OncoSim |
Applicant partner | Applicant partner support from the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer is available for projects aimed at achieving the goals of the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control – equitable access to quality cancer care, fewer people developing cancer, and longer, better quality of life for those affected. |
In-kind support include:
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| Yan Yuan yyuan@ualberta.ca University of Alberta Edmonton |
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As a data scientist, I have been modeling late effects in pediatric cancer survivors for over 10 years. My experties and interests lie in building and validating risk prediction algorithms to provide individualized survelliance plan and counselling, utlizing cancer treatment information. As the lead or senior PI, my research in this area has produced publications in Lancet Oncology, JCO, Cancer Research, and other top tier journals, as well as three public available risk prediction tools for pediatric cancer survivors. | |
| Colleen Dunphy Colleen.Dunphy@ontariohealth.ca Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario; Queen's University Toronto, Canada |
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Cancer rehabilitation; survivorship; health services research; quality improvement; implementation science; knowledge translation; head and neck cancer; breast cancer; stem cell transplant; palliative care; physiotherapy; psychosocial oncology; supportive care; symptom management | I am available both in my capacity as a Lead, Psychosocial Oncology, Survivorship, Patient Education and Health Literacy at Ontario Health - Cancer Care Ontario and as a physiotherapist with extensive experience in cancer rehabilitation and survivorship, quality improvement, knowledge translation, and implementation science. |
| Cara Davidson cdavid53@uwo.ca 1-613-818-7130 Western University Ottawa, ON, Canada |
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I am a women's health researcher specializing in breast cancer and gender-based violence as a form of trauma that can promote cancer development and compromise patient outcomes. I also study trauma- and violence-informed care, inclusive of development and validation of clinical tools. I have a new tool ready to be implemented and evaluated in the clinical breast cancer setting to determine impacts (if any) on health outcomes and women's experiences of care. I'm proficient in mixed-methods research and translation of lived experience of trauma to changes in practice. | The consideration of how psychosocial trauma is connected to biological and physiological outcomes is of great interest to me. I also wish to motivate the integration of trauma- and violence-informed care in the cancer context. I'm interested in collaborations that value an interdisciplinary approach to cancer research with an equity-, diversity-, inclusion-, and decolonization-informed lens. I'm also open to additional opportunities related to my area of expertise. |
| Madeline Li Madeline.li@uhn.ca 416-946-4501 ext 7505 Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Toronto |
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Psychosocial Oncology Psychoneuroimmunology Depression Distress screening Medical Assistance in Dying | Interest in insomnia and circadian rhythms in cancer |
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