Researchers at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust are looking for adults from an ethnic minority group living with Crohn's to take part in interviews to understand views on treatment options for Crohn's affecting the last part of the small bowel (terminal ileum).
This study is looking to understand views on treatment options for Crohn's affecting the last part of the small bowel (also known as the terminal ileum). Researchers are looking to recruit patients belonging to an ethnic minority group to ensure that diverse views are represented.
Through this study, researchers would like to understand what matters most to people living with Crohn's when choosing between treatment options. In particular, they would like to understand thoughts on surgery for this type of Crohn's, and in what situations people have or would consider surgery.
If you decide to take part you will be asked questions about the different treatments you have had for your Crohn's, in an interview lasting between 30mins - 1hour. This can be via telephone or online.
If you are interested in joining this study please complete the form below.
To be eligible you must:
By entering your details, you are not committing to take part, but your contact details will be forwarded to the researcher who will get in touch with you directly with more information. You will have the opportunity to change your mind at any time.
This research study is funded but NOT organised by Crohn's & Colitis UK and, therefore, we cannot take responsibility for your involvement in the research.
Opportunity posted 6 August 2024
The best quality research happens when people with Crohn's and Colitis are involved, and you can make a difference at every stage of research.
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