How do I complete surveys for Alberta’s Tomorrow Project?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-20T11:53:30-07:00If you are a registered participant of ATP, we will contact you to let you know when a new survey is available for you to complete.
What should I do if I realize I made a mistake in a question after submitting my survey?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-21T11:00:25-07:00Once a survey is submitted, you won’t be able to access it again from the ATP Participant Portal. However, if you send us an email, we can send you a different link to the survey to reenter it and change your response. Our email is: tomorrow@ahs.ca
Can I complete the surveys on a mobile device?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-21T11:01:30-07:00Yes, however the survey works best on a desktop or laptop computer.
Which Internet browser should I use to complete the online surveys?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-20T13:52:22-07:00We recommend using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Safari. Participants using Internet Explorer may experience technical issues.
I have questions about my health. Can ATP provide advice?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-21T11:02:43-07:00It is outside of ATP’s scope of practice to provide individual health advice to participants. For questions about your health and related advice, please consult your physician as they will be best able to make the appropriate recommendations and/or referrals. For more immediate advice and resources in Alberta, please contact HealthLink Alberta by dialing [...]
Why are you asking me about both my sex at birth and gender identity?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-21T11:07:09-07:00‘Sex’ and ‘gender’ are terms that are often used interchangeably but they have different meanings. Both aspects can have an impact on health. Sex is assigned at birth. It is usually female or male. This does not change. Gender identity is related to how individuals define, experience, and express their gender. It is not [...]
Why do you need my National Occupation Code (NOC)?
Bud Skiffington2024-11-21T11:10:57-07:00When researchers use occupation information, they usually want to understand job functions as well as possible exposures. To do so, it’s helpful to be able to group similar job types together. The 5-digit National Occupation Code (NOC) system is a standard way to group jobs. Previously, ATP would look at the job title you [...]