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Medication SCI Study

Do you want to improve medication self-management for persons with spinal cord injury?

Researchers at the University of Toronto are recruiting for a new study.

This study is currently recruiting persons with spinal cord injury, caregivers, healthcare providers, and representatives from community organizations from across Canada. This will involve taking part in a 1-hour, virtual focus group.

Who is eligible to participate: To participate in this study, you:

Adults (18+ yrs)
Able to read and communicate in English
Living in Canada
Persons with spinal cord injury (3+ months post-injury)
Caregivers for persons with spinal cord injury
Healthcare providers or individuals from community organizations

What is involved:

Participation in virtual group discussions or independent online activities

Compensation for participation will be provided.

If you would like to participate or find out more please contact:
(416) 946-7700 or email
[email protected]

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