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The opportunities below are for people who would like to join active research studies as participants. If you’re interested in contributing as a patient partner on a research team, please email us.

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Behavioural/psychological, Cancer/oncology, Risk factors

RESILIENCE: Improving health behaviours for life after endometrial cancer trial

The RESILIENCE study aims to explore whether a digital wellness platform with guidance from healthcare professionals could help people with endometrial cancer live a healthier life and lower the risk of heart problems. RESILIENCE: Improving health be...
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Clinical Science, Equity, Diversity, Justice and Belonging,
Pregnancy/menopause

The AKOMA Study

Are you interested in participating in a study that could inform cardiovascular health programs/support for women of African descent in Canada? Addressing Known hypertensive disOrders of pregrancy in woMen of Afrian descent in Canada (The AKOMA Study...
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Clinical Science, Equity, Diversity, Justice and Belonging,
Cardiovascular rehabilitation, Coronary artery diseases

Exercise Training in Women with Heart Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial

We hope this study will provide valuable information on the role of physical activity in improving clinical, exercise and mental health outcomes in women with heart disease. Exercise Training in Women with Heart Disease: A Randomized Controlled Trial...
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Sharing Research Results at the Heart Institute

Help us better understand how you want to learn about the results from our research activities! Sharing Research Results at the Heart Institute Principal Investigator: Dr. Karen Bouchard Calling all patients, families and community members! Help us b...
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Clinical Science,
Cardiomyopathy, Coronary artery diseases, Diagnostic and screening, Primary prevention/rehabilitation, Risk factors

Heart Health in women with and without PCOS

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common metabolic-hormone disorder that affects 15% of adolescents and women of reproductive age. Heart Health in women with and without PCOS Principal Investigator: Dr. Donna Vine, University of Alberta St...
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Clinical Science, Population Health,
Cardiovascular rehabilitation, Heart failure, Heart-brain connections, Primary prevention/rehabilitation

RECARDIO study: Comparing the effects of cognitive training and physical exercise on cognition and cerebral autoregulation in men and women with heart failure

This randomized controlled trial will examine the effects of combined physical and cognitive training versus physical training alone and standard cardiac rehabilitation on cognition and cerebral autoregulation in men and women with HF. Comparing the ...
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The CWHHA’s vision to improve women's cardiovascular health across the lifespan. Which of the 12 Recommended Actions to Address Remaining Gaps in Cardiovascular Care for Women in Canada does your research align with?

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Research Team Information

Describe how your study accounts for Sex and gender-based analysis plus (SGBA+). Refer to the CIHR Sex and Gender Online Training Modules for more information. (250 words max)
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I understand that the Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance is not responsible for the planning, coordination or execution of research submitted. *
I understand the Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance may not post my research oportunity if it deems it to be inappropriate. *
I’m willing to share the results (summary of paper, link to publication, abstract, lay summary, etc.) of my study on the Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance website when available. *
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In consideration for promoting my research project, I do hereby forever release any and all liability, discharge, and agree not to sue the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, its representatives, directors, officers, employees, agents, affiliates, successors and permitted assigns (“UOHI”) and/or any other supporter or contributor to the program, and agree to hold and save them harmless and indemnify them from and against any and all liabilities, claims, injuries, losses, damaged, expenses, demands, actions, and causes of action of whatsoever kind or nature arise out of or related to any such loss, damage or injury that may be sustained by me for whatever reason while participating or organizing research event(s) or upon the premises or grounds where the event(s) takes place or through the online platform where the event(s) takes place, whether such damages are the result of negligence or for any other reason. *
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