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Member Led Studies, Surveys or Clinical Trials

Date	Subject/Title	Description (Max 250 Words)	Posted by	End/Closing Date
June 12, 2018	What are the barriers and limitations to enrolling patients into clinical research in Canada?	As Cardiovascular physicians in Canada, we strive to provide the best possible care to our patients. A cornerstone of our belief is that all patients should have equal access to care, regardless of their geographical location or size of local health care facility. One of the determinants of health care in modern medicine is the access to enrollment in novel clinical research trials. Unfortunately, there is great disparity present in a patients’ access to currently enrolling clinical trials primarily based upon their location, and whether their local health care facility is an academic or community hospital. We seek to understand the current barriers and limitations to enrolling patients into clinical research in Canada. We also seek to understand the level of knowledge of physicians in how clinical research operates, both through a structural and financial model. Please take a moment to answer the questions in our survey.	Umjeet Jolly	September 1, 2018

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June 12, 2018

What are the barriers and limitations to enrolling patients into clinical research in Canada?

As Cardiovascular physicians in Canada, we strive to provide the best possible care to our patients. A cornerstone of our belief is that all patients should have equal access to care, regardless of their geographical location or size of local health care facility. One of the determinants of health care in modern medicine is the access to enrollment in novel clinical research trials.

Unfortunately, there is great disparity present in a patients’ access to currently enrolling clinical trials primarily based upon their location, and whether their local health care facility is an academic or community hospital. We seek to understand the current barriers and limitations to enrolling patients into clinical research in Canada. We also seek to understand the level of knowledge of physicians in how clinical research operates, both through a structural and financial model. Please take a moment to answer the questions in our survey.

Umjeet Jolly

September 1, 2018

Career Opportunities

Institution	Location	Position	Expiration
McMaster University	Hamilton, ON	Academic Cardiac Surgeon	August 31, 2018
Division of Cardiac Surgery at Royal Columbian Hospital	New Westminster, B.C.	Cardiac Surgeon	September 1, 2018
New Brunswick Heart Centre	Saint John, NB	Academic Cardiac Surgeon	September 1, 2018
Eastern Health	St. John’s, NL	Locum General Cardiologist	September 1, 2018
Hamilton Health Sciences	Hamilton, ON	1-year Cardiac surgery locum position Send CV to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.	September 1, 2018
Kelowna General Hospital	Kelowna, BC	Cardiac Electrophysiologist Opportunity in Kelowna, BC	September 1, 2018