[Call for Participants] Social Prescribing Research in Canada

📣 Call for Participants | Social Prescribing Research in Canada

Arisha Khan, an doctoral candidate from the University of Oxford, is conducting a qualitative study exploring provider experiences of hashtag

#SocialPrescribing in Canada—specifically how clinicians and community-based providers refer people to non-medical, community supports to improve health and wellbeing.

⭐ Who can participate?

Healthcare and social care workers in Canada (regulated or non-regulated) who have made referrals to social prescribing or comparable community-based services—including physicians, nurses, paramedics, social workers, community health workers, and others.

⭐ What’s involved?

• One 45–60 minute interview (remote via Zoom/Teams)

• Questions about your role, referral practices, and experiences

• $30 CAD honorarium in recognition of your time

⭐ Why participate?

Your insights will help build a clearer picture of how social prescribing is being implemented across Canada and inform future practice and policy.

⭐ Interested or want to learn more?

Email arisha.khan@phc.ox.ac.uk or complete this brief form: https://lnkd.in/ehbKQrne

If you’re working on the front lines of social prescribing—or alongside it—this is a meaningful way to contribute your voice to the growing Canadian evidence base.