Have you had a CT or MRI scan in the last few years?

*study opportunity with voucher payments*

The first round of recruitment for this study has now closed. Please check back for future recruitment rounds.

Medical imaging researchers are investigating the best ways of helping patients understand their scan reports, and they need the input of people with pulmonary hypertension.

This opportunity is for you if you can spare 10 hours over the next few months to take part in online meetings and provide feedback on reports.

Your time will be reimbursed in the form of vouchers at a rate of £25 an hour and you must be available to join the first online meeting at 12pm on Monday 28^th July.

Researchers are looking for just 7 people initially, and you must be available to join the first online meeting at 12pm on Monday 28^th July (further dates TBC). The only other criteria is that you must have a diagnosis of pulmonary hypertension and have undergone a CT or MRI scan over the last few years.

Please watch the video below to hear lead researcher Dr Samer Alabed explain more about what’s involved in taking part. It takes just 2 minutes, and you will need to ensure your sound is turned up.

INTERESTED? After watching the explanation above, please complete the form below before Friday 11^th July and the first 7 responses will be passed to Dr Alabed. If you are not amongst the first 7 to respond, you will be notified and invited to be part of the next recruitment round in August.

I’d like to be part of this

Your name(Required)

Your email address(Required)

Your mobile phone number(Required)

In what year were you diagnsoed with PH?(Required)

In what year was your last CT scan? (if applicable)

In what year was your last MRI scan? (if applicable)

Please confirm you are available for the first online meeting on 28th July(Required)

Yes, I am

Please confirm you have watched the explanation video above this form(Required)

Yes, I have

Please confirm you give permission for your contact details to be passed to the lead researcher for the purpose of this study(Required)

Yes, I do

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