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Vær med i den store COVID-survey
Har du endnu ikke svaret i Chiropractic COVID-19 Global Impact Survey, så gør det i dag. Det tager blot 15 minutter, og du bidrager til ny viden, der måske kan inddrage kiropraktorer mere i fremtidige sundhedstiltag.
Erhvervsaktive kiropraktorer i Danmark, Sverige, Australien, England, USA og Hong Kong er inviteret til at deltage i 'Chiropractic COVID-19 Global Impact Survey'.
Der er tre typer spørgsmål i surveyén, og det tager under 15 minutter at svare.
Første type spørgsmål skal fastlægge din demografi og din praksisbaggrund. Dernæst er der spørgsmål om, hvordan COVID19 påvirker dig professionelt, fx din måde at praktisere på og dine indtægter. Sidste type handler om, hvordan du personligt er påvirket af pandemien.
I reminder til de danske kiropraktorer skriver forskerne Craig Moore og Arnold Wong:
Many thanks to those who have already completed the online Chiropractic COVID-19 Global Impact Survey.
If you have not yet completed the survey, there is still time to have your voice heard on this important practice area. Please click on the link below to begin – the survey only takes less than 15 minutes to complete.
Participation in this survey is your opportunity to share your own experience regarding how you have managed your response to COVID-19 and how you have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Results from this study will gain knowledge that may help to inform public health procedures needed within chiropractic settings that could benefit you and your community.
Please click here to read the background information and begin the study survey:
https://limesurvey.mq.edu.au/index.php/376322?lang=en
No information provided can lead to the identification of any individuals. It is completely anonymous and will be used strictly for research purposes only.
The study has been approved by the Macquarie University Human Research Ethics Committee, Reference Number: 52020679320510; Project ID: 6793."
Professor Jan Hartvigsen og ph.d. cand.manu. Melker Johansson er danske kontaktpersoner for undersøgelsen, som er udarbejdet af to forskere fra det første hold fra talentnetværket CARL, Craig Moore og Arnold Wong, begge tilknyttet Macquarie University.
Eventuelle spørgsmål kan rettes til Melker Johansson: msjohansson@health.sdu.dk
