Therefore, as part of our objectives to deliver research that meets your needs, we are delighted to support a survey from the University of Cambridge to provide more detail about your pain and how it affects you. The survey is very detailed and will take some time to complete, but we hope this will be an important initial step to triggering greater pain research in myelopathy. Find out more and participate here!Sharing your experience will help forward our understandingMeet Joe Hamilton from the University of Cambridge who is leading this research project.
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Shirley Widdop
3/30/2018 03:02:54 pm
Well done, Joe. Survey completed. Hopefully uploaded document reached you ok. Looking forward to seeing the feedback from this.
sharon rose
4/8/2018 03:15:00 am
how is this survey connected to the University of Cambridge? I could not find any mention of it on their website.
Myelopathy.org
4/9/2018 10:34:19 am
Dear Sharon. Thank you for your question. This study is being run by Dr Mark Kotter's Group (His Investigator biography can be found at https://www.synbio.cam.ac.uk/directory/mrk25), as part of an series of projects investigating the patient experience of CSM and its symptoms. This has been ethically approved by the University's Human Biology Ethic's Board. The University does not curate a list of all active research projects I am afraid, hence why your search did not find a reference. If you require any further information, please get in touch by email. Leave a Reply. |
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