1090 Don Mills Rd., Suite 301 Toronto, ON M3C 3R6 Annual Progress Reports are required for research conducted during each year of funding. Final Reports cover the entire period of the grant. All reports will consist of four parts: Lay Summary All progress and final reports must include a lay summary of not more than 500 words. These summaries will appear on the OC website and are made available to the provincial chapters of OC and, when applicable, to the partner co-funding the application. It is important to the objectives of OC and its partners, and to the expectations of our constituents, that these summaries be understandable by lay people. To this end, it is a condition for the provision of an award to successful applicants that the awardees agree to editorial amendments to their lay summaries being made by the Manager of Clinical and Scientific Programs at OC when the submitted text is regarded as unacceptably difficult for comprehension by the general public. Technical Report All progress and final reports must include a technical report of not more than 750 words. Within this report, briefly identify the purpose, objectives, methods used, results obtained to date and the significance of on-going and anticipated findings. For the Progress report, it should also identify plans for the next reporting period. Knowledge Translation Activities activities that relate to the research – completed such as abstracts, presentations, interviews with journalists, articles in the mass media. Future Research Plans Will the findings from this research lead to future study? Yes or No. If yes, what are your future plans for study, and what sources of funding will be pursued.
1090 Don Mills Rd., Suite 301 Toronto, ON M3C 3R6 Annual Progress Reports are required for research conducted during each year of funding. Final Reports cover the entire period of the grant. All reports will consist of four parts: Lay Summary All progress and final reports must include a lay summary of not more than 500 words. These summaries will appear on the OC website and are made available to the provincial chapters of OC and, when applicable, to the partner co-funding the application. It is important to the objectives of OC and its partners, and to the expectations of our constituents, that these summaries be understandable by lay people. To this end, it is a condition for the provision of an award to successful applicants that the awardees agree to editorial amendments to their lay summaries being made by the Manager of Clinical and Scientific Programs at OC when the submitted text is regarded as unacceptably difficult for comprehension by the general public. Technical Report All progress and final reports must include a technical report of not more than 750 words. Within this report, briefly identify the purpose, objectives, methods used, results obtained to date and the significance of on-going and anticipated findings. For the Progress report, it should also identify plans for the next reporting period. Knowledge Translation Activities – activities that relate to the research completed such as abstracts, presentations, interviews with journalists, articles in the mass media. Future Research Plans Will the findings from this research lead to future study? Yes or No. If yes, what are your future plans for study, and what sources of funding will be pursued.