The Saskatchewan Alliance for Youth and Community Well-being

Data Access Requests

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NameShardelle Brown

Organization/AffiliationSCA

Entry DateMay 23, 2017

Job Title

PHPP

Email

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Address

Saskatoon

Provide an explanation of the purpose for the data access request.

This is a test data access request so the PM knows/understands the process.

How will this data or analysis request assist with your work?

It is imperative that the PM know/understand this process. Ha!

How does your request support the vision, mission, and values of SAYCW?

How much does the PM know/understand about the process.

Provide a statement of the problem and the specific research questions that you will address. If you feel that the topic boxes on the following page of this online form are too vague, please identify the specific survey questions you want data from.

There is no public benefit to the PM knowing/understanding the process; only a scientific benefit.

What are the anticipated timelines of your research/project (i.e, start date, end date and dissemination timelines of outcomes)?

Today, eternity and continual dissemination of knowledge/understanding.

Are you currently working with a school or school division/authority for which you are requesting this data? If so, please describe the partnership?

Yes

Include the names of all partner schools or school divisions/authorities:

all 116 schools that completed the survey!

Do you plan to submit an empirical manuscript, poster, or other scientific presentation based on your analysis?

Yes

Through what channels will this information be disseminated?

  • Report/study published in an academic journal
  • Report used internally to inform policy/practice, etc.)

Please acknowledge that you are aware of the additional four items required for all data requests to be completed after initial approval is communicated to you by email. Item 1

  • Approval from School Board Directors or designate for which data has been requested (facilitated by SAYCW)
  • Application to U of S ethics (as determined to be necessary by U of S Ethics)
  • A signed data sharing agreement prior to data being issued

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Our Mission

Support youth and community well-being through the collaborative action of community partners working together. Through evidence, tools and resources, SAYCW supports stakeholders to turn the knowledge gained through the youth health survey into health promoting action.

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SAYCW Report - COVID-19 Connections

This report provides a brief review of the scientific literature on COVID-19 and its effects on youth health, with particular emphasis on mental health.  SAYCW shares relevant data from the pre-pandemic, 2019 SAYCW survey – these findings show how stressors and unhealthy behaviours that have been worsened by the pandemic (e.g., worry, connection with others, screen time, etc.) had impacted Saskatchewan youths’ health and well-being prior to the pandemic. Suggested health promotion actions to help mitigate the effects of COVID-19 and improve youth health and well-being are also shared.

Click here to read the report

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