Call for Ontario Adolescents: Participate in a Study on Emergency Contraception Awareness
Researchers at the University of Ottawa are seeking participation from Ontario teenagers to better understand their knowledge, attitudes, and experiences concerning various methods of emergency contraception. This important research aims to inform healthcare providers and educators about the current landscape of adolescent understanding in this critical area of sexual health.
Who is Eligible to Participate?
The study is open to Ontario residents who meet the following criteria:
- Aged between 15 and 19 years (inclusive)
- Residing in Ontario
- Fluent enough in English to complete the survey independently
Study Details and Participation
The survey is entirely voluntary, anonymous, and estimated to take approximately 20 minutes to complete. Participants will have the opportunity to enter a draw to win a $50 Amazon.ca gift card as a token of appreciation for their time.
Confidentiality and Ethical Approval
Protecting participant privacy is a top priority—your responses will be kept confidential, and participation is completely voluntary. The study has received ethical approval from the Research Ethics Board at the University of Ottawa (Approval number: S-11-19-5235).
How to Participate
Interested individuals can access the survey through the following link: https://www.surveymonkey.ca/r/GSJ3FX2
Acknowledgment and Sharing
Please consider sharing this opportunity with friends or community members who meet the above criteria. Your support can contribute significantly to advancing adolescent health education and services in Ontario.
Research Oversight
This project is conducted under the guidance of Dr. Angel M. Foster, a distinguished Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa.
Your participation can provide valuable insights into adolescent perspectives on emergency contraception, ultimately aiding in enhancing sexual health resources and education.
Disclaimer: If you have any questions about the study or your participation, please contact the research team directly through the survey link provided.
Thank you for supporting this important initiative.