MARKET RESEARCH – Project Healthcare Professionals
We are looking for healthcare professionals such as nurses, GP’s and pharmacists to take part in an interview for 1 hour in London with an interest in dermatology.
LOCATION:
London E5
DATE:
Friday 13th January 2017
INCENTIVE:
£70.00
TIME:
2.15pm, 2.45pm or 3.45pm
Please answer the questions below.
Name:
Telephone number:
Home Postcode:
Work Postcode:
Age:
Occupation:
Occupation of chief income earner in the household:
Working status i.e. Student, Full time working, part time working, etc.
Which of the following statements applies to you?
I have extensive dermatology knowledge
I have a special interest in dermatology
I have no knowledge or interest in dermatology
Which emollients for Eczema do you recommend to patients for Eczema?
Which of the following statements do you associate with?
NICE recommends that patients use emollients even when the skin is clear. Many people with mild to moderate eczema can control their condition using emollients alone. But helping them adhere to emollient therapy is essential to achieve this
I don’t want patients to have to come back to me every week to have to start on steroids
Emollient therapy is not of importance to me
Which of the following factors do you take in to account when making an emollient recommendation to your patients?
Patient preference
Smell, texture and the way it looks on the skin, absorption into the skin
NICE recommends that patients are offered unperfumed emollients which they can choose
Whichever one the patient asks for
Which of the following challenges do your patients encounter with emollient therapy?
They stop adhering to their emollient therapy. It is a big effort for them to apply it several times a day. So, compliance is a big issue and if they don’t use it then they may get further flares
Patients will be more likely to apply an emollient regularly if they like it and it fits in with their daily routine and lives
From experience my patients do no face any problems with emollient therapy
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