Are you interested in cancer detection for firefighters? Researchers at McMaster University are interested in hearing from firefighters, caregivers, and health professionals aged 16+ about the most important topics and questions to address for Canadian cancer detection guidelines for firefighters. Give your input in this 15-minute survey: surveys.mcmaster.ca/limesurv… Provide your input by July 27th at PM EST. Your participation in this research study is voluntary and will not affect employment, access to services, or professional standing. #GuidelineDevelopment #Firefighters

Êtes-vous intéressé(e) par la détection du cancer chez les pompiers ? Les chercheurs de l’Université McMaster souhaitent recueillir l’avis de pompiers, de proches aidants et de professionnels de la santé âgés de 16 ans et plus sur les sujets et les questions les plus importants à aborder dans les lignes directrices canadiennes sur la détection du cancer chez les pompiers. Donnez votre avis dans ce sondage de 15 minutes : surveys.mcmaster.ca/limesurv… Faites part de votre avis avant le 27 juillet à 23 h 59 EST. Votre participation à cette étude de recherche est volontaire et n’aura aucun impact sur votre emploi, votre accès aux services ou votre statut professionnel. #DéveloppementDesLignesDirectrices #Pompiers

After identifying and refining our scope for guideline project on cancer detection in firefighters, we will gather feedback and suggestions from health professionals and firefighters for guideline questions through a survey in May. This feedback will ensure the guideline developed meets the needs of health professionals and firefighters. Join our newsletter to receive the survey! forms.office.com/Pages/Respo… #ClinicalGuidelines #HealthResearch #EvidenceBased #CancerPrevention #EarlyDetection #Firefighter #PublicHealth #OccupationalHealth #GuidelineDevelopment #KnowledgeTranslation

Did you know firefighters face a 9% higher risk of cancer diagnosis—and a 14% higher risk of dying from cancer than the general public? Behind every number is someone who risks their life to protect ours. That's why the McMaster University Cochrane Canada and GRADE Centres are developing Canada's first evidence-based guidelines for cancer detection in firefighters. We're just getting started—and there's so much more to come. 👉 Join our newsletter to stay informed and help us spread awareness. forms.office.com/Pages/Respo… #Firefighters #CancerAwareness #OccupationalHealth #PublicHealth #FirefighterHealth #HealthResearch #WorkplaceSafety