Conducting Research with CNIB Staff or Clients
Proposals for vision health research projects that include
CNIB staff or clients should be submitted to CNIB Research for review, using
a Research Intent Form. CNIB Research reviews all submissions
in a timely manner, with respect to individual project deadlines.
Who should complete the Research Intent Form?
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A researcher or student based at a university or other
external agency who wants to conduct a study with people living with vision loss.
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A researcher requesting a letter of support for a
project.
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A researcher requesting CNIB space or other facilities
to conduct a study with CNIB clients, staff or volunteers.
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An organization requesting a partnership with CNIB on a
research project.
What are the benefits of completing this form?
The information you provide helps CNIB Research to:
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Identify opportunities where national coordination might
help improve the quality and impact of worthy proposals.
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Permit data collection about the types of research being
conducted involving people with vision loss in Canada.
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Ensure scientific and ethical rigor in any projects
embarked upon from within or outside of CNIB.
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Ensure protection of information and the quality of
research being conducted.
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Permit CNIB to maximize the benefits from the outcomes
of research.
For further information or assistance, please
Contact Us.