One Health Leadership Experience (OHLE) Impact Assessment |
The following OHLE survey will take about 10 minutes to complete.
Researcher: Dr. Cheryl Waldner, Professor, Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences and School of Public Health, University of Saskatchewan (306-966-7168, cheryl.waldner@usask.ca)
Purpose(s) and Objective(s) of the Research: The One Health Leadership Experience (OHLE) weekend has become an annual back-to-school event at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S), and this year's conference was the fifth such interprofessional gathering. The objective of this survey is to obtain feedback from students in each of the five cohorts on their perceptions about One Health on campus and how the OHLE weekend has had an impact on attitudes to One Health.
Potential Risks: There are no known or anticipated risks to you by participating in this research.
Confidentiality: The information collected from the surveys will be anonymous. The identity of the persons responding will not be known to any members of the research team.
Storage of Data: Data will be stored for five years in the researcher’s office on a password-protected computer (electronic copy). The electronic data will be deleted five years after the study is completed.
Purpose(s) and Objective(s) of the Research: The One Health Leadership Experience (OHLE) weekend has become an annual back-to-school event at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S), and this year's conference was the fifth such interprofessional gathering. The objective of this survey is to obtain feedback from students in each of the five cohorts on their perceptions about One Health on campus and how the OHLE weekend has had an impact on attitudes to One Health.
Potential Risks: There are no known or anticipated risks to you by participating in this research.
Confidentiality: The information collected from the surveys will be anonymous. The identity of the persons responding will not be known to any members of the research team.
Storage of Data: Data will be stored for five years in the researcher’s office on a password-protected computer (electronic copy). The electronic data will be deleted five years after the study is completed.
Right to Withdraw: Your participation is voluntary and you can answer only those questions that you are comfortable with and are free to choose not to complete the survey. Once your survey has been submitted, the information can not be traced back to you and, therefore, cannot be withdrawn from the study.
Follow up: The study results will be summarized and submitted to a peer-reviewed journal for publication.
Questions or Concerns: Please contact Dr. Waldner. This research project has been exempted from ethical review by the U of S Research Ethics Board (BEH 16-265: July 14, 2016) as program evaluation.
By completing and submitting this questionnaire, YOUR FREE AND INFORMED CONSENT IS IMPLIED and indicates that you understand the above conditions of participation in this study.
Questions or Concerns: Please contact Dr. Waldner. This research project has been exempted from ethical review by the U of S Research Ethics Board (BEH 16-265: July 14, 2016) as program evaluation.
By completing and submitting this questionnaire, YOUR FREE AND INFORMED CONSENT IS IMPLIED and indicates that you understand the above conditions of participation in this study.
Thank you for sharing your experiences. If you wish to participate in a future focus group about the U of S One Health Leadership Experience, please copy the following link:
www.surveymonkey.com/r/ohlefocus
The above link will take you to another form that will collect your contact information independently from following survey.
Please note: Your contact information will only be used for the organization of focus groups and is not linked to your anonymous responses to the OHLE assessment survey questions.