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Our research program focuses on the management of chronic diseases, patient-reported outcome measures, shared decision making, as well as the synthesis and application of evidence-based knowledge in clinical practice.

💭 What's one thing you wish healthcare providers understood about juvenile arthritis? Living with juvenile arthritis inv...
06/18/2026

💭 What's one thing you wish healthcare providers understood about juvenile arthritis?

Living with juvenile arthritis involves more than what can be seen during a clinic visit. Young people, families, and healthcare providers each bring valuable perspectives to care and decision-making.

Researchers at CHEO are looking to hear from young adults with JIA, caregivers, and healthcare providers to better understand what should be included in healthcare provider training and resources.

Your experiences could help improve care for future patients and families. Learn more through the link in our bio.

💬 Who should have a say in a child's occupational therapy care?Children, youth, parents, caregivers, and healthcare prov...
06/16/2026

💬 Who should have a say in a child's occupational therapy care?

Children, youth, parents, caregivers, and healthcare providers all bring valuable perspectives to healthcare decisions.

Researchers at CHEO and the University of Ottawa are exploring how children, youth, and families are involved in decisions related to occupational therapy services in Canada.

If you or your child have received occupational therapy services, your experiences could help inform more family-centred and youth-centred care.

Learn more through the link in our bio.

💙 What do healthcare providers need to understand about living with juvenile arthritis?Researchers at CHEO are looking ...
06/12/2026

💙 What do healthcare providers need to understand about living with juvenile arthritis?

Researchers at CHEO are looking to hear from young adults with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), caregivers, and healthcare providers about how decision-making in JIA care can be improved.

Your experiences can help shape future training and resources for healthcare providers, leading to more informed, patient-centred care.

Interested in sharing your perspective? Learn more through the link in our bio.

📣 Are you a parent or caregiver of a child who has received occupational therapy services in Canada?Researchers want to ...
06/09/2026

📣 Are you a parent or caregiver of a child who has received occupational therapy services in Canada?

Researchers want to learn about your experiences and perspectives to help improve understanding of occupational therapy services for children and families.
🕒 60-minute interview
💵 $10 compensation

If this sounds like you, consider participating and sharing your voice.

📢 Are you a young adult with juvenile arthritis, a caregiver, or a healthcare provider supporting youth with JIA?Researc...
06/04/2026

📢 Are you a young adult with juvenile arthritis, a caregiver, or a healthcare provider supporting youth with JIA?

Researchers at CHEO are looking to learn how healthcare providers can better support shared decision-making in juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) care.

If eligible, you'll be invited to participate in a one-on-one online interview to share your experiences and ideas. Your insights could help improve training and resources for healthcare providers caring for young people with JIA.

Learn more by scanning the QR code or visiting the study link in the post.

📢 Have you or your child received occupational therapy services in Canada?Researchers at CHEO and the University of Otta...
06/02/2026

📢 Have you or your child received occupational therapy services in Canada?

Researchers at CHEO and the University of Ottawa are looking for parents, caregivers, children, and youth to share their experiences with occupational therapy and decision-making in care.

Participants will take part in a one-time interview and receive a $10 honorarium.

Your perspective can help improve pediatric occupational therapy services and support family-centred care.

Learn more and see if you're eligible by scanning the QR code in the post.

Have you or your child received occupational therapy services in Canada? Do you have something to share about how you or...
05/21/2026

Have you or your child received occupational therapy services in Canada?

Do you have something to share about how you or your child were involved in making occupational therapy decisions?

Researchers from uOttawa and CHEO are looking to speak with:
• Parents/caregivers of children or youth who received OT services within the past 2 years
• Children/youth ages 8–18 who have received OT services in the past 2 years

Participants will take part in a 60-minute interview (online or in person) exploring shared decision-making in pediatric occupational therapy.

💲 Participants will receive a $10 honorarium.
📍 English and French participants welcome.

👉 Scan the QR code or complete the form at the link below to contact the research team directly.

https://redcap.cheori.org/surveys/?s=KY9TALD4JEK7HMRK

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