Researchers at Ulster University are looking for people living with an ileostomy to complete an online questionnaire looking at the hydration and fluid intake behaviours of those living with an ileostomy.
This research study at Ulster University is looking to understand the hydration and fluid intake behaviours of people living with an ileostomy.
Dietary and fluid intake behaviors in people living with an ileostomy are under investigated, this research aims to look in detail about these behaviours through an online survey. The survey will take around 20 minutes to complete and you will be asked questions about your ileostomy, food and drink intake, and your knowledge of hydration and fluid.
To take part you must be:
By entering your details, you are not committing to take part, but you will be redirected to the study webpage. You have the chance to change your mind at any time.
This research study is NOT organised by Crohn's & Colitis UK and, therefore, we cannot take responsibility for your involvement in the research.
Opportunity posted 12 December 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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