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11 current studies found

CO-LAB FUTURES

The BRIDGE-CPT study (Building Relationships through Inclusive co-Design to Guide Effective Communication Partner Training) co-designed communication support for autistic youth and people close to them. Data was collected from November 2025 to April 2026.
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MPOC 2.0 – Measure of Processes of Care

Home » Current Studies MPOC 2.0 What we learnedPublications MPOC 2.0 – Measure of Processes of Care Raising a child with a long-term disability poses numerous challenges that affect many aspects of parents’ lives. We know that parents’ experiences with the…
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BEST SIBS

Home » Current Studies BEST SIBS Current ProgressSibYAC MembersSibling ResourcesPublications and PresentationsBlogsSibYAC ActivitiesSiblings TEAKit BrothErs and Sisters involvement in health care TranSition for youth wIth Brain-based disabilitieS (BEST SIBS) Study As children with disabilities grow up and become adults, they…
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F-words implementation and evaluation

Implementation and Evaluation of the F-words for Child Development at an Organizational Level Exploring the effectiveness of tailored implementation strategies to support the adoption and penetration of the F-words for Child Development at an organizational level:A pilot hybrid type III…
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The effectiveness of community participation on body functions

The effectiveness of community participation on body functions Can participation in community activities improve motor and mental functions of youth with physical disabilities? Uncovering the various benefits of participation Youth with physical disabilities face greater restrictions to participation in community-based…
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INCLUDE

INtegrated serviCes for incLUsion anD Equity (INCLUDE) Campbell, W. (PI), Missiuna, C., Pollock, N., Phoenix, M., Kennedy, J., & Ng., S. (2017-2018). Exploring Integrated, School-based Universal Services to Enhance Inclusion and Equity. Community Health, Education and Research Grant, Hamilton Community…
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The ApplyIT Study

This study responds to the need for a systematically well-designed research approach to developing evidence-based transition tools that are affordable, easily implemented in healthcare systems, and applicable to the majority of youth with chronic health conditions.
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Parenting Matters!

The parenting matters project is a research study funded by the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). The study seeks to develop a better understanding about what it means to parent a child with a neurodevelopmental disorder.
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Let’s Talk About Sex

Let’s Talk About Sex The purpose of this pilot study is to translate the Dutch educational Board game “SeCZ TaLK” into English, validate its use across cultures, and evaluate how useful it is and how it is used by youth…
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