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We are a people-first organization, working hard to ensure our studies are patient- and caregiver-centered. We want to hear from you!

Two ways to get involved:

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Studies actively recruiting are listed below.

Join our network as a Patient/Caregiver Partner!

Our partners bring their personal experiences with illness and different treatments, and guide us to focus on meaningful patient outcomes and effective ways to communicate our studies with patients.

“Canada has been at the forefront of palliative care for more than 50 years, but still too few have access to early palliative care services within their community. Understanding how we can better identify palliative needs for patients not only improves their quality of life, but relieves pressure on caregivers.”

Dr. Bruno Gagnon

Co-chair of the PCPCRC, Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine and Emergency Medicine at the Université Laval

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Ottawa, ON K1R 7A5

pcpcrc@bruyere.org

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This project has been funded by a contribution from Health Canada, Health Care Policy and Strategies Program. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent the views of Health Canada.

The information on this website is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your health care provider if you have questions or concerns.

Patient Centre

Two ways to get involved:

Join an active study as a participant.

Studies actively recruiting are listed below.

Join our network as a Patient/Caregiver Partner!

Our partners bring their personal experiences with illness and different treatments, and guide us to focus on meaningful patient outcomes and effective ways to communicate our studies with patients.

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