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CONCUSSION

PRIORITY SETTING PARTNERSHIP

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    About the Project    

What are we about?

We aim to shape the future of research in concussion by bringing patients, caregivers, and healthcare professionals together to identify and prioritize the top 10 unanswered questions about concussion.

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Who are we?

We are a team of patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers who are working together to identify research priorities in concussion. We want thoughts and ideas from people affected by concussion across Canada with different experiences and backgrounds.

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What is a PSP?

PSP stands for Priority Setting Partnership and is a project that aims to identify the top 10 questions that patients, caregivers and clinicians have about concussion in order to guide research funding.

Our Survey
Survey #1 - Gathering Unanswered Questions 

In Spring 2021 we circulated the first survey where we asked participants to send in questions about concussion that they want researchers to answer.  In this phase of our project, 249 Canadians submitted 1,761 questions about the diagnosis, treatment, management, prognosis, and prevention of concussion. We read through all the responses, summarized them into questions and removed those that have already been answered by research. This resulted in 59 questions about concussion that we now want to prioritize.
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Survey #2 - Prioritizing the Research Questions -

The survey is now closed

During the second phase of the project, people with concussions, their families, caregivers, and healthcare professionals, determined from our list of 59 summary questions, the 10 questions that they felt were the highest priority to be answered by research. This critical phase of the project gave those people with personal or professional experience with concussions the opportunity to have their say in setting the future direction of concussion research.

We will announce the TOP 10 Questions
concussion research should answer in
June 2022 

Where We Began

 

We will announce the TOP 10 Questions
concussion research should answer in
June 2022 

Meet the Team

Steering Group
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Katherine Cowan
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Martin Osmond
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Liz Legace 
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Michelle Quinlan
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Noah Silverberg
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Quinn Correll
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Shannon Bauman
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Mark Bayley
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Randene Duncan
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Phil Fait
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Erin Fox
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Isabelle Gagnon
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Kanika Gupta
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Ash Kolstad
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Rosemary Macklem
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Lyle McKellar
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Kinga Olszewska

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