Your data will be kept for 25 years, if you chose to withdraw your consent to use your data it will be removed from the servers, but will still exist in any previously printed materials. To request to withdraw your data please contact us at info@qnihs.ca
The QNIHS takes the privacy and confidentiality of participants very seriously. Contact information, such as names and addresses, are stored separately from completed surveys. This means that no one will ever see a participant’s name and their answers together. All members of the QNIHS team, who have access to survey responses, have signed a Confidentiality… Read more >
The QNIHS is committed to substantial investments within Inuit regions to conduct the survey and to own, manage, analyze, share and use the data. Inuit organizations are designing and delivering the survey, analyzing and sharing the data collected, and will be using the results to make policy and program changes that seek to improve the… Read more >
Survey data will be stored on secure servers controlled by NTI. Survey data will also be combined with data from the other Inuit regions to create a national-level data set. The national data set will be stored on a secure server controlled by Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami. All data will reside within Canada.
Because the QNIHS Nunavut is designed, conducted and owned by Inuit, Inuit will lead all aspects of the survey. Nunavut has a steering committee in place to ensure Inuit engagement and participation during the entire survey process. For example: Inuit are engaged and will continue to be engaged to identify our health data and research… Read more >
Inuit are dedicated to changing the way our data is collected, controlled and shared. The QNIHS Nunavut is designed, owned and led by Inuit. Partnerships with those who respect and support processes that are controlled and led by Inuit will be sought to ensure that the goal of delivering high-quality data is met. One of… Read more >
Because Qanuippitaa? is a national Inuit health survey by Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami (ITK), there will be 30 Nunavut-specific questions in the survey, alongside the core questions that will be asked in every QNIHS across Inuit Nunangat. These Nunavut-specific questions will ensure that every Inuit Region has the evidence they need to address challenges and issues… Read more >
In each community, a select number of Inuit of different ages will be asked to take part in the Qanuippitaa? National Inuit Health Survey (QNIHS). Inuit will be chosen randomly from the NTI Inuit Enrolment List broken down by communities. For the survey results to accurately represent Inuit in the region, only those randomly chosen… Read more >
Participation in the survey is part of shaping the future of your community. The information you share during a one-on-one interview will become part of high-quality and secure data that will then be used to help make better decisions for Inuit and our communities. The survey is voluntary, but it’s very important that those randomly… Read more >
To protect your rights and privacy, QNIHS Fieldworkers will first obtain free and informed consent from you and every participant. What does this mean for you? You will be fully informed of the purpose of the research, including risks and potential benefits, as well as the confidential nature of the survey before it begins. If… Read more >
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