Arts-based digital knowledge translation tools for parents
We are a group of researchers at the University of Alberta who develop educational resources for parents using art and digital platforms. These resources incorporate the use of stories to communicate health information as a way of reducing uncertainty and improving knowledge around going to the emergency department.
We are interested in hearing from Canadian parents of children with medical complexity. We are asking for parents to complete a 10 minute survey about our newly developed infographic.
This study has been funded by the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute and has been approved by the University of Alberta Research Ethics Board (Pro00161967).
You can participate if you are:
- A parent of a child 18 years or younger who has medical complexity
- Living in Canada
- Able to read and write in English
Time Commitment:
- Virtual participation through an online survey, expected to take approximately 10 minutes.
Date posted: 24-Mar-2026
Investigators:
Dr. Shannon Scott, RN, PhD
Dr. Lisa Hartling, PhD
