We are conducting a research study on behalf of a medical device company to better understand the experiences of individuals who have used Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) devices for chronic wounds on the lower limbs. Our goal is to better understand the patient journey — from treatment experiences to outcomes and overall impact on daily life.
Your insights will play a valuable role in shaping the development of these medical devices.
Fieldscope Internacional is conducting a new patient-focused research project to better understand the lived experience of people with Palmoplantar Pustulosis (PPP) — a rare and often overlooked condition.
We are inviting individuals in the UK who have been diagnosed with this condition to take part in a confidential, compensated interview.
In addition to patients themselves, we are also looking to speak with carers of individuals living with PPP, and patient advocates or representatives from support organisations.
Your insights will help us and our partners better understand the clinical, emotional, and behavioural challenges associated with PPP, with the goal of improving support and care for people living with the condition
Fieldscope Internacional is currently seeking patients diagnosed with Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD) to participate in a paid research study.
The study involves a confidential, one-on-one qualitative interview conducted remotely via video call. The goal is to better understand the patient experience, including diagnosis, treatment journey, daily challenges, and experiences with current therapies.
Have you been diagnosed with Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) and possibly undergone surgical treatment? We’d love to hear about your experiences in a 60-minute online market research interview.
Your insights are valuable and will help improve patient experiences and treatment pathways. If you’re eligible and interested, apply today!
We’re looking for individuals living with spinal cord injuries to take part in a short market research study. We’re especially interested in those familiar with certain daily routines common after injury.
Your insights will help improve future medical products. Participants will be compensated for their time.
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We are conducting a research study on behalf of a medical device company to better understand the experiences of individuals who have used Negative Pressure Wound Therapy (NPWT) devices for chronic wounds on the lower limbs. Our goal is to better understand the patient journey — from treatment experiences to outcomes and overall impact on daily life.
Your insights will play a valuable role in shaping the development of these medical devices.
Fieldscope Internacional is conducting a new patient-focused research project to better understand the lived experience of people with Palmoplantar Pustulosis (PPP) — a rare and often overlooked condition.
We are inviting individuals in the UK who have been diagnosed with this condition to take part in a confidential, compensated interview.
In addition to patients themselves, we are also looking to speak with carers of individuals living with PPP, and patient advocates or representatives from support organisations.
Your insights will help us and our partners better understand the clinical, emotional, and behavioural challenges associated with PPP, with the goal of improving support and care for people living with the condition
Fieldscope Internacional is currently seeking patients diagnosed with Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorder (NMOSD) to participate in a paid research study.
The study involves a confidential, one-on-one qualitative interview conducted remotely via video call. The goal is to better understand the patient experience, including diagnosis, treatment journey, daily challenges, and experiences with current therapies.
Have you been diagnosed with Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) and possibly undergone surgical treatment? We’d love to hear about your experiences in a 60-minute online market research interview.
Your insights are valuable and will help improve patient experiences and treatment pathways. If you’re eligible and interested, apply today!
We’re looking for individuals living with spinal cord injuries to take part in a short market research study. We’re especially interested in those familiar with certain daily routines common after injury.
Your insights will help improve future medical products. Participants will be compensated for their time.
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