Awards

The award recognizes a distinguished record of substantial contributions by individuals or organizations that have reduced CV risk and comorbidities and/or increased prevention and control of blood pressure. Contributions worthy of this prestigious award are expected to be broad in scope (i.e., national), enduring over time, and to have had a substantive impact. The award consists of a plaque from Hypertension Canada and is given annually to one individual or organization if a suitable candidate is nominated. If no suitable candidate is nominated, the award may be withheld in any given year.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates are Canadian or International residents or organizations. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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The award recognizes research in hypertension or blood pressure by an individual. A nominee must have made or is currently making significant contributions to the advancement and extension of knowledge in basic, clinical, health services or population-based research specifically relating to hypertension or blood pressure.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates must be Canadian residents. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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The award recognizes excellence in the field of hypertension or blood pressure research by a new investigator, who has not exceeded a time period of 12 years from the first appointment as an independent investigator. A nominee must have made significant contributions to the advancement and extension of knowledge in basic, clinical, health services or population-based research specifically relating to hypertension or blood pressure.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates must be Canadian residents. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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The annual award recognizes a member that develops or leads implementation of innovative approaches in knowledge translation and education related to hypertension and/or primary prevention. Examples of such work could include the development of an innovative webinar, a novel resource, a new means of dissemination, or advances in the development of the guidelines process.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates are Hypertension Canada members; the member awardee could be a representative of a team or organizational effort. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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The Certificate of Excellence is presented to these worthy individuals or organizations in recognition of their outstanding efforts and contributions in Canada through increased public awareness, prevention or control of hypertension.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates are Canadian residents or Canadian organizations, including Canadian-based subsidiaries of multinational organizations. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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The Lifetime Membership Award is presented to individuals who have made a sustained contribution to Hypertension Canada throughout its history (which includes its former organizations: Blood Pressure Canada, the Canadian Hypertension Society, and CHEP). This distinguished category includes a free Hypertension Canada membership for life.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates are members of Hypertension Canada. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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Volunteers are the lifeblood of our organization. Generous with their time and talents they bring light and life to our mission and vision. The Outstanding Volunteer Award is presented to these worthy individuals in recognition of their outstanding efforts and contributions to move forward the mission and vision of Hypertension Canada.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates are current volunteers of Hypertension Canada. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible

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The award recognizes a long-standing distinguished record of service to Hypertension Canada by an individual. A nominee must have made significant voluntary service contributions to Hypertension Canada and prolonged contributions to the Canadian Hypertension Society, Blood Pressure Canada and/or Canadian Hypertension Education Program over their career.

Eligibility: Eligible candidates must be Canadian residents. Members of the Hypertension Canada Awards Committee and Board are not eligible.

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