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Welcome to the WE-SPARK Research Registry. At WE-SPARK, we strive to create a central hub for health research in our community. By participating in research studies, you can play a vital role in informing future health practices, decisions and outcomes for others.

If you are interested in participating in a study, you can browse our database to see if you are eligible. If you aren’t ready to participate right now but would like to stay informed about WE-SPARK initiatives, join as a community member.

If you are a researcher and would like to have your study listed, please contact kylelago@uwindsor.ca for more information.

Active – Recruiting = studies that are actively looking for participants
Active – Not Recruiting = studies that are active but are not currently looking for participants.
Completed = studies that have been completed and are no longer recruiting. Study results will be provided once they are available.

Work & Well-Being Study
Active – Recruiting

Work & Well-Being Study

The purpose of this study is to understand the links between employees’ work experiences and personal well-being.
Barriers to Translational Research
Active – Recruiting

Barriers to Translational Research

This study is looking for clinicians working in Windsor-Essex county and faculty members from the University of Windsor and St. Clair College to complete a brief 10 minute survey on barriers to conducting health research.
The COHESION Study
Active – Recruiting

The COHESION Study

If you are at least 15 years old and live in Canada, you can participate! You will be invited to fill online surveys on a regular basis. You can also choose to download the COHESION research app that collects information on your mobility, physical activity levels and social contacts. For all information, please visit the study website listed at the top of this page.
The COVID-19 Child Mental Health Study
Active – Recruiting

The COVID-19 Child Mental Health Study

The research team is looking for families with children ages 9 to 13 to participate in an initial online survey. They will then be asked to complete 7 monthly follow-up surveys.
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