Partnership Tool for the Team Grants: Intervention Trial for Inflammation in Chronic Conditions – Evidence to Impact
This Partnership Tool is meant to facilitate connections and collaborations between researchers, individuals and decision-makers in relation to the Team Grants: Intervention Trial for Inflammation in Chronic Conditions – Evidence to Impact funding opportunity.
The information was provided on a voluntary basis and in no way confers any advantages in the evaluation and funding of applications. Users of the tool use it at their own discretion and responsibility.
The table will be updated weekly until the full application deadline (March 6, 2024).
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Important: To be included in the Partnership Tool, please complete this short form. Once completed, your information will be added to the table during the next update.
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| Contact Information | Stakeholder/Participant Type | Areas of Interest | Available resource(s) | Additional Information |
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Joanne Hader |
Yoga therapist |
Implementation and scale-up of any type of evidence-based interventions on humans that leads to clinical impacts on human health addressing inflammation in multiple chronic conditions; Aging; |
In-kind: I would be available to develop the intervention for the proposal and contribute 50% of my fee for delivering the intervention. |
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Mr. David Alfred McDonald-Chiasson |
Independent researcher Early Career Researcher Person with lived or living experience (client, patient, family, caregiver, etc.) Knowledge User (e.g., policy-maker, health practitioner, industry, government, etc.) Other- Refundable concerns |
Repurposing existing solutions: generating evidence that an intervention proven directly or indirectly effective for one chronic inflammatory condition is also effective in the treatment of one or more other inflammatory chronic conditions Optimizing existing solutions: optimize response for population subgroups that have been underrepresented in research (e.g., women, LGBTQIA/2S populations, pregnant people) and those across life stages (e.g., children, older adults) Demonstrating safety, efficacy, and/or effectiveness of validated new targets common to multiple chronic conditions and that bring clinical impacts Addressing behavioral or socio-structural changes for inflammation prevention or management in multiple chronic conditions leading to clinical impacts on human health Implementation and scale-up of any type of evidence-based interventions on humans that leads to clinical impacts on human health addressing inflammation in multiple chronic conditions HIV/AIDS and/or other sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections that comprise elements of chronic inflammation General areas of interest: Infection and immunity; Aging; Circulatory and respiratory health; Gender and health; Musculoskeletal health and arthritis; Nutrition, metabolism and diabetes; HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted blood-borne infections; Knowledge mobilization; Patient engagement; Drug development; Decision-making, regulatory and ethics; Other - Trades |
In-kind: Statistics Services |
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