As the national leader in Veterans’ chronic pain research, the CPCoE funds research that improves the well-being of Veterans, and their families, living with chronic pain. The CPCoE uses a competitive application process culminating in review by the Scientific Advisory Board, to allocate funding.
The CPCoE additionally has capacity building funding available for graduate students. The Capacity Building Initiatives aim to support research in the fields related to Veterans’ chronic pain.
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Should you wish to learn more or discuss collaboration on research projects, please e-mail: research@vcp-vdc.ca
The CPCoE enables research that improves the well-being of Veterans, and their families, living with chronic pain. Please review the steps below to learn more on applying for available funding competitions.
There are no current opportunities available at this time.
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1. Prior to Application
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2. How to Apply
3. Next Steps
4. Questions
The CPCoE has created Capacity Building Initiatives (CBIs) to support research in fields related to Veterans’ chronic pain. The CBIs were created to support individual students completing research at the Master’s or doctoral level. The aim of the CBI program is to support and increase the number of researchers whose research is relevant to Veterans living with chronic pain. This investment in evidence generation will help to deepen the field of research and will provide critical support to the next generation of researchers in the field.
A founding member of the Advisory Council for Veterans, François Dupéré, passed away on 20 January 2021. François was an inspiration as a Veteran and as a human being. To preserve his legacy as an advocate for resiliency within the Veterans’ community, CPCoE established a specific CBI in his honour to fund the work of a new Francophone Master’s student on a yearly basis. This initiative will contribute to the valuable research on chronic pain and ensure François’ legacy will positively impact generations to come.
1. Prior to Application
Review the following documents:
2. How to Apply
3. Next Steps
4. Questions
2024 recipients will be announced later this year
1. Prior to Application
Review the following documents:
2. How to Apply
3. Next Steps
4. Questions
Results for the 2023 funding competition are as follows:
