Beyond Treatment: Advancing Cancer Survivorship Team Grants

• ResearchNet registration submission
• Research proposal summary
• Data Management Plan
• Self-identification questionnaire completion
• Certificate of completion for sex and gender training

Who is eligible?

• Canadian postsecondary institution-affiliated independent researchers
• Hospitals, research institutes, and other Canadian non-profit health research organizations
• Indigenous non-governmental organizations in Canada

Who is not eligible

• Applicants without a Canadian affiliated NPA
• Teams without interdisciplinary participation
• Applications missing an Early Career Researcher or knowledge user

Eligible expenses

• Translation and preparation of public-facing materials
• Release time allowance for knowledge users
• Compensation for patient partners
• Community engagement and knowledge mobilization costs for Indigenous research
• Accessibility supports for team members

Eligible geographic areas

Canada

• Clarity, originality, and feasibility of the research question and approach
• Interdisciplinary strength of the team and partner involvement
• Quality of the data management plan and EDI integration
• Expected impact and knowledge mobilization strategy
• Appropriateness of the research environment and budget

• Step 1: Registration
  • Log in to ResearchNet and complete the registration task.
  • Identify participants, enter proposal information, and provide the research summary.
  • Select one funding pool and complete the peer review administration information.
• Step 2: Full application
  • Complete the full application in ResearchNet.
  • Attach the required supporting documents, including the DMP.
  • Confirm all participant forms and required training are complete.
• Step 3: Submit
  • Review the full application in ResearchNet.
  • Give consent and submit the application electronically before the deadline.

• Applications undergo a relevance review at the full application stage.
• Peer review is conducted under CIHR review guidelines and DORA principles.
• Funding is awarded in rank order within each pool, and successful applicants are published on the CIHR website.
• Reviewers will be asked to comment on the appropriateness of the Data Management Plan, and CIHR may also reach out to applicants to understand their experience developing DMPs.

• The Partner Linkage Tool is voluntary and does not confer any advantages in the evaluation and funding of applications.
• Potential applicants are not required to use the linkage tool or contact those who have submitted their information.
• The table will be updated weekly until the application deadline.