Survey 2 Launch for Food Allergy in Children Priority Setting Partnership

[Skin Research in Primary Care]

Hello all, 

We are excited to announce the launch of the second survey that is part of a Priority Setting Partnership for Food Allergy in Children Research which is led by our colleague Roxanne Parslow at the Centre for Applied Excellence in Skin and Allergy Research (CAESAR). 

We would be grateful for your help in spreading the word about this survey to people who have or care for someone who has a food allergy that was diagnosed in childhood. 

I have attached two flyers, one is in PDF format with a functioning link to the survey. The PNG version that I have attached is ideal for sharing on social media, but the link doesn't work, so we have been adding this text to social media posts when sharing the PNG: 

<<What are the research priorities for food allergy in children? The Food Allergy in Children Priority Setting Partnership aims to identify the Top 10 research priorities for food allergy in children. 915 patients and clinicians told us questions they want answered by future research, now have your say to pick the TOP 10 (last survey).

This will ensure that researchers and those who fund research focus on what really matters to both patients and clinicians. Please complete this last survey to get involved:

https://redcap.link/fapsp>>

Please let us know if you have any questions by getting in touch at skinandalle...@bristol.ac.uk and thank you so much for your time.

Best wishes,

Catriona

[Louise Clarke]

Hi all,

We are excited to recruit health care professionals to the focus group advertised below. The two groups that we are finding it most difficult to recruit to currently are community-based pelvic physios and community midwives. Please let me know if you have any ideas as to how to best recruit from these roles. Please forward to any relevant professional networks. Thank you for your help. 

 

I would be grateful if you could consider whether you would be suitable to participate in the following focus group or interview study which has been funded by the Wellbeing of Women charity and is being run by the University of Nottingham. The study aims to explore health care professionals’ (HCPs) experiences of communicating with women with vulval symptoms and examining the vulva (the outer female genitalia) including performing procedures such as swabs, membrane sweeps, cervical cytology and IUD insertion. The focus group or interview will last approximately 60-90 minutes, and you will be given a £40 shopping voucher as a gesture to reimburse you for your time.  

We are recruiting from the following groups of HCPs: 

• Community-based Pelvic Physiotherapists  
• Sexual Health Nurses  
• Practice Nurses   
• Advanced Nurse Practitioners/ Advanced Care Practitioners (ANPs/ACPs)   
• Community Midwives   
• General Practitioners (GPs)  

The findings of the study will help us gain understanding of the ‘real world’ challenges in examining women, identifying vulval skin disease and consulting women with vulval symptoms with a view to speeding up diagnosis in the future. Please register your interest here: https://forms.office.com/e/v1gtWEEsDq. 

Additionally, if you have colleagues within your networks who may also like to participate, please feel free to forward this advertisement.  

Please do not hesitate to contact the research team with any questions about the project or your involvement at louise....@nottingham.ac.uk. 

Dr Louise Clarke (she/her) 

GP and Wellbeing of Women/British Society for the Study of Vulval Disease Scholar

 

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University of Nottingham 

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