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The goal of this study is to understand the impact of short and long-term outcomes of COVID-19 and its complications in children. To do this we need to collect the same data at different time points. Your responses are helpful in making sure the data represents your child and any changes that may or may not occur over the 12-month period of the study.

It is natural that not all questions will apply to your child or family. This can be especially true in scenarios where a child functions at an age/grade level that is different than their age. In these situations, please answer the questions to the best of your ability and skip only the questions that do not apply to you and your child.

We greatly appreciate your time and contribution to helping us comprehensively answer important child health questions, starting with COVID-19. As a token of our appreciation, for every timepoint completed, your name will be entered into a draw to win a $200 gift card of your choice. This means you will have up to five opportunities to win!

Administrative health data is information on health and health care visits. For example, when a child or adult visits the hospital as a patient, administrative health data is generated to document what the visit was for. This data helps to inform and enhance decision making and patient outcomes. When used for research, the data that is collected contains no personal identifiers.

Please visit the project page here.

Please visit the project page here.

There is no way of knowing who is in the CURNLS study because personal identifiers are not being collected.

There are seven research networks involved in POPCORN. You can find out more about them here.

POPCORN is funded by the Canadian Institute of Health Research. A $6.7 million dollar investment was made in 2022 to create a Canada-wide research platform to better understand the impact of COVID-19 on children and young people.

If you would like to submit a project request to POPCORN, please use the form on this link.

For all those interested in partnering on a study or research-related activity as a youth or parent advisor, please email the POPCORN team at popcorn@micyrn.ca.