Healthtalkonline
At healthtalkonline we are currently looking for volunteers to be interviewed on these subjects:
• Jewish Health Issues
Jewish health information sheet click here
• Men with breast cancer
• Experiences of psychosis
Many people who have experienced psychosis can feel anxious
or concerned about what has happened to them, and
how it will affect their lives. Families, too, may have
questions about what it means, how their relative
must be feeling, and what they can do to help.
We are developing a new section and looking for
people to help us. If you:
• are aged 16 or above
• have experienced psychosis
• would like to share your experiences through
a confidential interview or a video
Please get in touch with us. If you decide it’s not
for you – no problem at all!
Youthhealthtalk
Are you 16 or over? Would you like to be interviewed about your own experiences for these sites?
If you can help us with these, please send us your details.
If you want to add your story to any of the conditions we've covered already, please login as a forum user. You can then tell your story in the forum for that condition, and join in with forum discussions.
Children, young people, parents and clinical trials
We are currently working on a new Module on children, young people, parents and clinical trials. We are looking for young people ages 12 to 20 years to talk to about their experiences of being invited to take part in clinical trials (even if you declined or withdrew part way through). We would also like to talk to parents of younger children (age birth to 11 years) who have been invited to take part in a trial about their experiences too. For more information please click here.
Please note that the clinical trial can be of any form or type including medicines and also other types of treatment or care (such as surgery, vaccination, neonatal care, different types of diet, physiotherapy, complementary therapies, etc).
If you are aged 12 to 20 years, or, you are a parent of a younger child and you would like to talk to us about your experiences, please contact:
Dr Lesley Powell
Senior Qualitative Researcher
Email: lesley.powell@dphpc.ox.ac.uk
Tel: 01865 617768/289328
