Do you use an intermittent self-catheter?

[Laura Kelly]

Do you have a spinal injury and use an intermittent self-catheter? If so, could you please spare a few minutes to help Brunel University with this survey?

http://surveys.brunel.ac.uk/smile2-1

The study aims aims to develop a measure of quality of life for people with spinal cord injury who use intermittent catheters.

We really need your help.

A donation will be made to Spinal Injuries Association or Spinal Injuries Scotland for each completed questionnaire.

Thank you,

Laura

[Laura Kelly]

Thank you to those that have taken the time to complete our questionnaire.

We really appreciate your help! It is really making a difference to our study.

If anyone else out there still wants to take part in this stage of the study- the questionnaire is still running. We only need a few more respondents for this stage of the study so you would be really helping us out!

Thank you,

Laura

[Laura Kelly]

Hello everyone,

We have reached the final stage of our study! If you have not already completed a questionnaire in a previous stage of the study, it would be great if you could help us out.

The SMILE study at Brunel University aims to develop a measure of quality of life for people with neurological damage to their spinal cord who use intermittent catheters.

If you use an intermittent self-catheter as a method of bladder management we would be grateful if you could complete our questionnaire at https://surveys.brunel.ac.uk/smile2-1

A small donation to charity will be made for each completed questionnaire.

We really need your help!

Best wishes,
Laura