Many of our research projects are actively recruiting children, youth, parents, families and/or caregivers to enrol in their studies. Read on to learn whether you or your child could be eligible for one of our research studies.

Open recruitment calls for CHILD-BRIGHT projects

Bridging the Gap from Science to Uptake:
Seeking scientists and decision makers

Our Phase 2 project "Bridging the Gap from Science to Uptake," is recruiting participants! Led by co-Principal Investigators Patrick J. McGrath and Lucyna Lach, the project team is studying the adoption and scaling-up of psychosocial interventions for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDD) and their caregivers.

The team is currently seeking the following study participants from across Canada:

Scientists developing and testing psychosocial interventions for children and youth with NDD and their caregivers

Decision makers in health, education, and social care service sectors responsible for choosing psychosocial programs

Participation involves completing a 10 to 15-minute survey, followed by an optional 30 to 60-minute interview. This study is being conducted in English and in French.

For questions and to participate, contact: bridgingthegap@iwk.nshealth.ca

Visit the project website

Why participate in research?

Are you wondering why it is worthwhile to take part in a research study? Hear from five CHILD-BRIGHT partners with lived and living experience on the many reasons research has been worthwhile for them:

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