PSHA is pleased to inform members of this/these opportunity/opportunities to participate in research. An overview of the purpose of the research, the requirements for the participants, and the contact information for the author(s) is included for the study/each of the studies. Please note that the authors have secured the appropriate approvals from Institutional Research Boards (IRBs) and other relevant entities for the conduct of their studies. PSHA supports scholarly work to advance our informational base about normal and non-normal communication, as well as clinical service delivery issues.
My name is Chantal Whiteduck and I am the Director of Clinical Education and Assistant Clinical Professor of Speech-Language Pathology at Moravian University. I am conducting a survey related to burnout along with graduate MS-SLP student, Alexa Van Doren.
The purpose of this study is to investigate licensed SLP and SLP graduate students’ experiences with burnout. Benefits to the field of speech-language pathology include gaining a better understanding of the current state of burnout among SLPs and SLP graduate students. This study will also provide awareness of burnout. A risk of participation might be feeling uncomfortable with the topic material.
If you are willing or know someone who may be willing, below is a link to a survey asking questions related to burnout. The estimated time to complete the study is 10-15 minutes. Participation in this survey is voluntary and all responses will be kept confidential. Thank you for your time. I look forward to receiving your responses to this survey!
To participate please click this link: https://moravian.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Hx8Bkzb2ZMgCkC
Thank you,
Chantal Whiteduck, M.S. CCC-SLP (she/they)
Director of Clinical Education, Speech-Language Pathology
Department of Rehabilitation Sciences, SMRC #238
Moravian University / Office: 610-625-7228
We want to find out how SLPs search for research evidence online during their everyday clinical practice, and to understand their preferences for digital EBP resources.
This is a worldwide survey of SLPs that has ethical approval from the University of Sydney with approval number 2024/274.
The survey takes around 10 minutes. More information about the study and the link to the survey can be found here https://bit.ly/3PRXCeq
This survey is part of the PhD research being undertaken by Kate Smith at the University of Sydney, Australia, that aims to co-design a digital EBP resource based on the user-needs and requirements of practising clinicians.
The project is supervised by Professor Leanne Togher.
For any further information, please contact Kate Smith at kate.smith@sydney.edu.au
If you are 18 or older and have direct contact with patients in a health care setting, we would like to hear from you on a research survey.
ABOUT THIS SURVEY
The goal of this study is to gather insights on how health care settings can better support individuals with autism. Your feedback will help to develop an “autism friendly” certification program for health care settings.
WHO CAN VOLUNTEER?
(e.g. dentist offices, primary care physician offices, advanced care centers, pediatricians, etc.)
WHAT WILL VOLUNTEERS DO?
TO COMPLETE THE SURVEY:
Scan the QR code or complete the survey
online at: https://redcap.link/z5rrxj19
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Stacey Hanley
shanley@pennstatehealth.psu.edu
STUDY DIRECTOR:
Andrea Layton, MA, BCBA
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Health, Division of Autism Services
My name is Jessica Riccardi, PhD CCC-SLP, and I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Maine. I am conducting a research study to examine the adult outcomes of individuals who did or did not experience a brain injury during childhood. Participants must be between 25 and 80 years old. Please note, you do not have to have medical documentation for your brain injury in order to participate in this study. We are looking for individuals with diverse demographic characteristics so you will first participate in a phone or email screening to determine if you are eligible for the survey. This should take less than 5 minutes. If you are eligible, you will receive a link to the confidential online survey which should take less than one hour.
Compensation: If you answer at least 80% of the survey questions, you will receive a $30 electronic Amazon gift card.
Contact: If you are interested in participating or
have any questions, please contact me at
jessica.riccardi@maine.edu
IRB Application # 2024-06-07
IRB Expiration Date: 6/2026
