Tagged with: Research Advertisements
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Non-Discrimination and Visible Difference: Participants Wanted
Hannah Saunders, a researcher from Durham University, is running a study around visible difference in the workplace. Would you like to be involved?
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Looks and Life: Join UWE’s latest appearance study
Researchers from the Centre for Appearance Research at UWE Bristol are running an online research survey for UK-based adults (18+) concerned with how much looks affect the way people live. This will help develop psychological support for people with appearance-affecting conditions. Would you like to take part?
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Research: Eating after Surgery
A young fundraiser born with a cleft lip and palate is conducting a personal research project about the experiences of people born with a cleft and their parents with eating after cleft surgeries.
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3D Photography for Cleft: Participants Wanted
A group of researchers and healthcare profressionals are putting together a new information leaflet about 3D Photography for cleft patients.
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Oxford Spires Outcomes Study: Patients Wanted
Spires Cleft Centre in Oxford are looking for young people and adults born with a cleft to help them design a new, simpler way to measure how cleft patients feel about the outcomes of their treatment.
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Would you like to take part in the latest research?
The Centre for Appearance Research (CAR) are looking for people to help with their research.
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Survey for 10-25 Year Olds Without a Cleft
Get your family and friends involved with cleft research by passing on this 10 minute questionnaire for 10-25 year olds.
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Calling All Year 6s!
Be part of a short research project about the first few months of secondary school for children with a visible difference like a cleft lip. Add your voice and make a difference!
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Survey: 16-18 year olds born with a cleft
Matthew Ridley is a PhD Researcher at the Centre for Appearance Research (CAR). He wants his research to help young people born with a cleft to grow up healthy and happy with all the support they need – but to do that, he needs to find out what kind of support works best.
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Have Your Say: The CET Project
Emma Southby, an experienced Cleft Nurse Specialist and a previous CLAPA Trustee, is looking for interviewees for an exciting new venture to create new educational resources for health professionals across Europe.
