Organ Donation Survey

Dear Readers:

My survey is now closed. Thank you for your participation!

Fancy

What if

'What if' is the eternal trap. It can lead to incredible innovation, to hope, to possibilities becoming realities. In its most optimistic form, 'what if' propels humanity forward.

But 'what if' has such a dark side that has the power to destroy. Conversely, hope becomes doubt, innovation becomes ruin, and possibility becomes regret. In the wrong hearts and minds, 'what if' can be destructive and devastating.

Somewhere in between live people, who must dare to ask that question, for some reason.

National Survey on attitudes and knowledge about Organ Donation, Canada

Dear Readers:

As part of the requirements of my Master’s of Public Policy degree at Simon

Fraser University, I am currently engaged in research for my final Capstone policy paper.

I am inviting you to participate in a confidential, online survey on the topic of organ donation rates in Canada. This survey is looking for people living in Canada who are 19 years of age or older to participate; the survey does contain questions involving residency and age in order to meet the criteria of the sample being sought.

There are 66 separate questions in the survey. If you are interested in participating, more information and the survey can be found at: Please note that your participation is entirely voluntary.

As well, if you know of others who may be interested in participating in this survey, you may forward them the link to the online survey. If you are interested in doing that, here is suggested text, which you may use in your email to your contacts:

“An acquaintance of mine who is a graduate student in the Public Policy Program at Simon Fraser University is currently engaged in research for her Capstone thesis. This research includes a confidential online survey of people living in Canada. There are 66 separate questions in the survey. If you live in Canada, are 19 years of age and older, and are interested in participating, more information and the survey can be found at: . Please note that your participation is entirely voluntary.”

Thank you.