Anxiety Survey Recruitment - University of Mississippi Medical Center
Researchers at the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) are seeking participants for a research study that seeks to better understand how psychiatric providers make treatment decisions for patients with anxiety and sleep complaints. We invite you to participate in our study by completing a short, one-time, 20-30 minute survey.
Survey Link: https://redcap.link/fcz3mvd2
- Study Information:
- Title: Psychiatric Provider Attitudes and Knowledge Related to Anxiety and Insomnia Disorder Treatments
- Principal investigator: Dr. Julie Schumacher at jschumacher@umc.edu in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at UMMC.
- Your participation is voluntary and confidential. You may choose to end participation at any time.
- After successfully completing the survey, you may choose to enter into a raffle in which you have a chance to win a gift card.
- For more information, you can contact Dr. Kerry Kinney at kkinney@umc.edu
- Return of the survey will be considered your consent to participate.
Student Project - "Survey on Opiate Antagonists Uses : Current and Future Needs/Trends"
We are three pharmacy students from Grenoble School of Management (France) enrolled in an Advanced Master’s Degree in Biotechnology & Pharmaceutical Management.
As part of our program, we are working on an innovative case study focused on the opportunities for opiate antagonists over the next 10 years.
The aim of the project is to discuss opiate antagonists' therapeutic uses, market sizes, geographical differences, competition environment, regulatory hurdles to better understand the field and its unmet needs in order to advise at best on the main issues to target in the near future.
As we understood that your structure was involved in this field, we would be pleased if you could take the time to complete our anonymous questionnaire "Survey on opiate antagonists uses : current and future needs/ trends" (23 questions i.e. time approx. 6-minute) through the enclosed link or to forward it to possible stakeholders of the area (such as healthcare professionals, nurses or addiction and substance abuse specialists for example).
Survey Participation (sogosurvey.com)
Please feel free to send us any remarks or comments and to share with us your great expertise.
Thanking you in advance for your time and your help.
Discrimination studies in adult rodents to evaluate whether drugs with different mechanism of actions, but similar behavioral effects produce full, partial, or no generalization to each other.
Contact:
https://sam.gov/opp/84edb90044f943888a3e2baa7b55c340/view
Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health (PATH) Study
Have you ever used the PATH Study data or heard about it? If so, we would like to hear from you! The FDA’s Center for Tobacco Products (CTP) and the NIH’s National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) would like to invite you to share your experiences in using the PATH Study data.
As a reminder, the PATH Study is a household-based, nationally representative, longitudinal cohort study of youth (12-17 years old) and adults in the United States. The study was launched in 2011 to inform FDA’s regulatory activities under the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act.
The survey will take no longer than 15 minutes, and your answers will inform us on how to make your experience using the data even better.
Click here to start the survey.
Thank you in advance for your valuable insights and your time. For any questions, please contact nahdap@icpsr.umich.edu.
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Brown University Addiction Counselors Using Technology Online Survery
Brown University’s Center for Alcohol and Addictions Studies (CAAS) is currently conducting an online study about the views of addictions counselors toward the use of technology in treatment. They're interested in learning more about whether counselors have used or recommended various technologies, like websites, smartphone apps, VR, etc., in their counseling practice, either by recommending their clients use them or by collaboratively using them in session. They hope that the data collected in this study will help them discover better ways to encourage counselors to use these technologies as they treat clients with alcohol/drug problems.
The study involves an online survey that takes about 30 minutes, can be completed entirely online, and they'll provide those who complete all of it with a $15 Amazon gift card via email. They can usually issue this within 72 hours of participants finishing the survey. To be eligible, participants must: (1) have a Master's degree or higher, (2) be currently licensed to provide counseling, (3) provide alcohol/drug counseling directly to patients for a substantial portion of their typical work week (at least 25%), and (4) practice in the United States.
For more information, contact darrah_hernandez@brown.edu.