Research Opportunity: Self-Injecting Device
Healthcare Opinions require the help of adults diagnosed with specific conditions to give their feedback on the design of a new injection device.
Healthcare Opinions require the help of adults diagnosed with specific conditions to give their feedback on the design of a new injection device.
Researchers from the University of Birmingham are looking for people who have been pregnant and had multiple health conditions to complete an online survey.
Healthcare Opinions are looking for adolescents aged 10-17 in the Greater Manchester area living with Growth Hormone deficiency, who currently administer medication via injection, to evaluate the usability of a new injection device.
This research study is looking for those the views and experiences of those who were diagnosed with a pituitary tumour in childhood.
A research opportunity looking for children who take growth hormone to provide feedback on a new auto-injecting device.
Research study looking at people who have been diagnosed with an incidentaloma, to develop resources to support people after diagnosis.
A study looking for adults and children on growth hormone medication to evaluate a new injection device.
Lecturer in the Department of Pyschology at the University of Essex, Dr Katie Daughters, is inviting people to take part in her latest research study.
Medical study looking at the psychological and social effects of cushing’s disease. To develop a psychological wellbeing intervention to support individuals with Cushing’s Disease.
Doctors from National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery are looking for surgery patients to help them with their patient pathway.