“Alberta.ca Account” is used by ATP as a secure method for participants to log in to the ATP Participant Portal, provide private health information in our online surveys, and for this valuable information to be protected and kept confidential. Our online system also validates who is filling out what surveys so that when one [...]
If you have reached the “Please Enter Your PIN Number” webpage (see picture below), your Alberta.ca Account is not connected to the ATP Participant Portal. There is a quick solution. Please click the blue “Resend My PIN” button and follow the instructions to reset your account setting and have your PIN emailed to you. [...]
Unfortunately, Survey 2023 is only available online. We recognize not everyone prefers online participation but we really hope you attempt completing surveys online. Collecting data digitally has improved the accuracy of the collected information, streamlined the data cleaning process, enabled the release of data for research purposes faster, and decreased costs associated with administering [...]
We apologize for not being able to offer a paper version of Survey 2023. It takes much longer and is more costly to collect data on paper due to the time associated with printing, sending and receiving through the mail and entering the data. Online surveys are much more cost effective, and they automatically [...]
Yes, you can still participate! If you now live outside of Alberta, you are still eligible to remain an active participant in ATP. You are able to register to complete the Lung Cancer Risk Factors survey online, if you have not done so yet. In order to participate online, you will need a basic [...]
Yes, you are still eligible to remain a participant in Alberta’s Tomorrow Project going forward. And actually, it’s even more valuable and important that you do so! Your continued participation will help us understand the factors that influence response to treatment and health effects through the cancer journey. It is also anticipated that as [...]
You can both participate but you each need your own email address. You or your spouse/partner would need to provide ATP with a different email address in order to participate online. To update email information, please email us at tomorrow@ahs.ca. We recognize that shared email addresses are common for some couples. However, the reason [...]
At this time, ATP does not have a proxy or power of attorney process in place to allow someone to complete ATP surveys on behalf of the participant, if the participant is cognitively unable to complete it themselves. If you are a family member of an Alberta’s Tomorrow Project participant who is cognitively unable [...]
Yes! The personal contact information provided to Alberta’s Tomorrow Project (ATP), or the Alberta.ca Account website (as part of our online process) is kept strictly confidential. The health information you provide in our online surveys is de-identified and kept strictly confidential. This information is not accessible or shared with the government or any outside [...]
If you have any clinical questions or questions related to your health such as medical advice, resources, records, getting a new Alberta Health card, grief and distress support, etc., please contact your family physician. Alternatively, you can call Health Link Alberta at 811 or the Canada-wide toll free number 1-866-408-5465.
