The Canadian Association of Critical Care Nurses (CACCN) accepts surveys for distribution to our members that fit with the mandate/mission of the CACCN and that work towards the advancement of critical care nursing, the care of critically ill patients and their families, or the health/safety of critical care nurses. The majority of the surveys we accept are research based and we have a formal process that is followed when a party wishes to submit a survey for consideration.
If you are interested in having CACCN distribute your survey, please review the survey distribution request information. Forward requests with required information to caccn@caccn.ca.
| Surveys / Participant Recruitment | Purpose | Link | Contact |
| Clinicians use a variety of different intravenous pumps to deliver medications and fluids to patients. I am emailing to invite you as someone who works intravenous medications and/or fluids to participate in a research study. | The purpose of our study is to better understand the experiences of clinicians’ perceptions about intravenous syringe pump usage. | Interested in participating? Letter of Invitation w/QR Code Survey LINK | Sarah Crowe, NP Principal Investigator sarah.crowe@fraserhealth.ca |
| Survey: Priorities – Critical Care Research in Canada | The purpose of this research study is to work with children, young people, their families and friends, and healthcare professionals (who have pediatric or adult experience) to identify uncertainties about admission to, care in, and outcomes after ICU stays. | Interested in participating? Letter of Invitation Survey Link Social Post w.QR Code | Kirsten Fiest, PhD Assoc Prof., Dept. of Critical Care Medicine Cumming School of Medicine, UCalgary kkrewula@ucalgary.ca Srinivas Murthy, MD Clinical Assoc. Prof., Dept of Pediatrics Faculty of Medicine UBritish Columbia |
| Have you ever supported someone experiencing suicidality? | Your Involvement would include completing a 10-15-minute survey that will ask you about your experiences identifying and assessing suicide risk. Earn a $40 gift card for participating | Clinicians and Wellness Workers in Canada Scan the QR code on flyer or email Lab coordinator at: enhancelab@ucalgary.ca | Dr. Carly McMorris camcmorr@ucalgary.caYour |
Survey Results
ISMP Canada – Neuromuscular blocking agents – colour to be used for this product’s aluminum ferrule and cap. The product will have the same concentration as the currently marketed cisatracurium product. Results
