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Best Practice Documents - Social Sciences & Humanities
For SSHRC researchers conducting health-related research, please become familiar with the following information found on SSHRC's website:
New regulations regarding subject matter eligibility for health-related research came into effect in 2009. The following are considerations when preparing or assessing the eligibility of the subject matter of applications related to health:
Investigators whose proposed research is health-related should consult CIHR's mandate first to explore eligibility. CIHR has policies and procedures in place to adjudicate the full range of social science and humanities research proposals related to health research. Research eligible under the mandate of CIHR will not be considered by SSHRC. The use of social science or humanities theories, methodologies and hypotheses is, in and of itself, not sufficient to make a proposal eligible at SSHRC.