2020-02-05 22:41:09
The Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) announced funding for four new National Research Grants. These evidence- based research projects will advance the profession’s knowledge base and contribute to improved care for patients living with muscular, skeletal and nervous system pain. The Request for Proposals launched on October 16 – World Spine Day – and sought dynamic research projects with local, national and global impact. Canadian-based researchers with a doctoral degree were invited to apply. Proposals were required to address one or more of the CCRF’s National Research Priorities, which include Basic Science, Clinical Science, Health Systems and Population Health. The four winning submissions were reviewed and recommended by the CCRF’s Research Committee, which will play a role in evaluating the results. “We received a wide range of high-quality proposals from across the country,” said Robert Harris, Executive Director. “On behalf of the CCRF, its Board of Directors, and the Research Committee, congratulations to the following projects and teams.”
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