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ALT Poster inviting clinicians working in eating disorder services to volunteer for a King's College London research study, "SPEED: Setting Priorities in Eating Disorder Services". This study aims to look at the level of agreement or disagreement amongst clinicians working in eating disorder services on what factors should be used to prioritise people in services. Eligibility: clinicians from any professional background working in an eating disorder service for at least 1 year. Taking part involves: 4 online questionnaires, given every 2-4 weeks, each taking 20-30 minutes to complete. Interested in taking part? Please email Katie Richards on [email protected]
ALT Poster inviting people with lived experience of an eating disorder to volunteer for a King's College London research study, "SPEED: Setting Priorities in Eating Disorder Services". This study aims to look at the level of agreement or disagreement amongst people with lived experience of an eating disorder on what factors should be used to prioritise people in services. Eligibility: 18+ years and lived experience of any eating disorder. Taking part involves: 4 online questionnaires, given every 2-4 weeks, each taking 20-30 minutes to complete. Interested in taking part? Please email Izzy Woolrych on [email protected]
ALT This is a digital poster explaining a doctorate thesis study opportunity for individuals who experience chronic migraines and who also identify as LGBTQ+, who currently live in the UK and are age 20 to 65. You must either currently be experiencing chronic migraines (experiencing migraines on 15 or more days per month) or have experienced chronic migraines within the past 2 years. The migraines must also be your main health concern. The study will explore personal experiences of chronic migraines as a member of the LGBTQ+ community in the UK. This will be achieved by interviewing between 6 and 10 individuals via telephone or video call. If you agree to take part, your role would involve being interviewed by the primary researcher (Jessica Bragg) on your experience of being LGBTQ+ and living with chronic migraines. The interview will ask you about what life is like for you. It will take approximately between 45 minutes, up to 75 minutes, and will be recorded for transcription purposes.