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Canadian Adolescent Gambling Inventory
The objective of this project was to develop an instrument for assessing gambling-related risk and problems in adolescent populations. Prevalence measures designed for adults may not be accurate when adjusted for use with adolescent populations, and so there was a pressing need for a validated adolescent instrument.
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Canadian Problem Gambling Index
Since its launch, the CPGI has been used in all Canadian provinces and in several other jurisdictions, including Queensland and Victoria in Australia, Norway and Iceland. The CCGR is currently funding a series of projects aimed at refining the CPGI.
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Social and Economic Impact of Gambling
The SEIG Framework reflects the interdisciplinary and complex nature of gambling and takes a holistic and integrated systems approach to measuring impact. It uses the best and most relevant analytical tools to support the development of objective profiles of gambling's impact.
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The Canadian Consortium for Gambling Research (CCGR) is soliciting research applications for the following topic: Development and validation of a gambling participation instrument. The goal of the research is to develop a validated instrument that measures gambling participation, for use in general population surveys.
You can find more information on the RFA at www.gamblingresearch.org/ccgr.