Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
SK, Canada
Conduct clinical research at the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
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Researchers And Facilities
Partnering and Collaboration
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- Health care and social assistance
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- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- Cognit.ca
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Get access to world-class expertise, facilities and IP when you form a partnership with a university, college or health institution. Use the partnership to help solve complex problems, build proofs-of-concept, improve processes and performance, validate y
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Eligible projects and activities for this grant include conducting clinical research and forming partnerships with universities, colleges, or health institutions to solve complex problems and build proofs-of-concept.
- Conduct clinical research at the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- Form partnerships with universities, colleges, or health institutions
- Solve complex problems through collaborative efforts
- Build proofs-of-concept
- Improve processes and performance
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Eligibility for this grant is determined by specific requirements related to collaboration and research objectives.
- The applicant must engage in a partnership with a university, college, or health institution.
- The partnership must aim to conduct clinical research at the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency.
- The project should focus on solving complex problems, building proofs-of-concept, or improving processes and performance.
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Eligible applicants for conducting clinical research at the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency typically include researchers, clinicians, and partnered institutions such as universities or health institutions. These partnerships leverage expertise and facilities to address complex medical issues, specifically in the area of cancer treatment and research, aiming to develop new interventions and improve patient outcomes.
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The grant encourages partnerships for clinical research, designed to leverage the expertise and facilities of the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency. Eligible activities include the development of research collaborations aiming at healthcare advancements.
- Collaborative clinical research projects with a focus on cancer treatment and management.
- Development and testing of new therapeutic approaches in oncology.
- Improvement and innovation in cancer care processes and patient outcomes.
- Research leading to the creation of proofs-of-concept in medical treatments.
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The grant covers specific expenses directly associated with conducting clinical research in partnership with a qualified institution.
- Salaries and benefits for research personnel directly involved in the project.
- Costs for lab equipment and consumable materials exclusively utilized for the research.
- Travel expenses for research purposes, such as attending conferences or collaborative meetings.
- Costs associated with data collection and management necessary for the research.
- Fees for access to specialized facilities or equipment at the partner institution.
- Publication fees for disseminating research findings in scientific journals.
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Here are the steps to submit an application for this grant:
- Step 1: Identify Partnership Opportunities
- Research and identify potential partners such as universities, colleges, or health institutions that align with your research goals and needs.
- Contact potential partners to gauge interest and feasibility for collaboration.
- Step 2: Develop a Research Proposal
- Draft a comprehensive research proposal detailing the research objectives, methodologies, expected outcomes, and timelines.
- Include information on how the partnership will leverage the expertise, facilities, and intellectual property of the collaborating institution.
- Step 3: Gather Supporting Documents
- Compile necessary supporting documents such as budgets, CVs of key research personnel, and letters of support from partnering institutions.
- Step 4: Submit the Grant Application
- Follow the submission guidelines provided by the grant authority, ensuring all required information and documents are included.
- Submit the completed application through the designated platform or by postal mail as instructed.
- Step 5: Confirmation and Follow-Up
- Receive confirmation of receipt from the granting body, including your application reference number.
- Follow up if necessary for updates on the review process or to provide additional information if requested.
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The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency provides opportunities for partnerships with universities, colleges, and health institutions to support clinical research and improve various processes.
- The Saskatchewan Cancer Agency's Executive Leadership Team and Board of Directors are integral to its operations.
- Physician leaders, under the leadership of Dr. Shazia Mahmood, Vice-President of Medical Services, conduct medical research and services.
- The agency maintains a three-year strategic plan aligning with its values and goals.
- Privacy, access to information, and information security are among the agency's commitments.
- The agency has received Exemplary Standing from Accreditation Canada, and key publications such as annual reports are available.
Apply to this program
Join Forces with Experts in Clinical Cancer Research
This partnership grant is designed to foster collaborations between the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency and academic or health institutions to tackle complex issues in clinical cancer research. It aims to leverage world-class expertise, facilities, and intellectual property to enhance research capabilities and outcomes.
Exploring the Potential Impact of Your Partnership in Cancer Research
The grant facilitates strategic partnerships that merge the prowess of the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency with renowned universities, colleges, and health institutions across Canada. Through this initiative, the agency seeks to expand its research portfolio by delving into complex, clinically relevant cancer problems that necessitate a multidisciplinary approach and advanced research infrastructure.
The collaboration aims to build robust proofs-of-concept and devise innovative research methodologies that could revolutionize cancer diagnosis and treatment. By integrating advanced scientific expertise and cutting-edge facilities, the partnership allows for the development of new clinical practices and protocols that significantly improve patient outcomes.
Participants in this program will have access to state-of-the-art laboratories and comprehensive databases managed by the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency, which holds Exemplary Standing from Accreditation Canada. These resources are instrumental in supporting high-quality, impactful research, especially when complemented by the intellectual contributions of top-tier academic and health institutions.
Furthermore, this partnership offers the opportunity to collaborate closely with dedicated physician leaders, under the strategic direction of Dr. Shazia Mahmood, Vice-President of Medical Services. This integrated leadership framework ensures that the research aligns with the real-world needs and challenges faced in cancer treatment and patient care, fostering practical and innovative solutions.
The overarching strategic direction of the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency focuses on fostering values of innovation and excellence in all its undertakings, including research endeavors. This tri-year strategic plan underscores the agency’s commitment to not only advancing cancer research but also preserving privacy and encouraging transparency and accountability through published reports and findings.
Ultimately, this grant brings together a network of experts and institutions dedicated to tackling one of the most pressing health issues of our time. By enhancing research projects with the agency's resources and leveraging collective expertise, the grant seeks to pave the way for groundbreaking discoveries and innovations in cancer management and therapy.
This initiative is a testament to the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency's dedication to driving research excellence and improving cancer care through collaborative, cross-disciplinary partnerships. Together, these efforts promise to strengthen the research impact and transform cancer care on a regional and national scale.
