6 IRSN members participated in three full day peer research training with Access Alliance Research and Evaluation department on CANRISK project on July, 6, 7 & 10, 2023.
CANRISK is a screening tool developed by PHAC in 2011 to identify adults aged 40+, and later young people, at high risk of having prediabetes or diabetes. It is widely promoted since it is easy to use, evidence-based, and available in multiple languages.
Three days of peer research training covered the following topics:
- CANRISK project overview
- Community Based Research
- Research design, Ethics, data collection & management
- Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)
- EGAP (Engagement Governance, Access, and Protection)
A certification was awarded to each participants at the end of the training.
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