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Pregnant women needed for online health information study
University of British Columbia professor Dr. Michael Klein and his team of researchers are working to develop a tool to help women evaluate the childbirth information they find online. The researchers are looking for women who are approaching their first birth to attend a focus group to give feedback on the usability of the tool. Interested? Or know someone who would be interested? Please visit birthresourcestudy.info or read below for more info.
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From: birthresourcestudy.info:
The internet is full of incorrect and confusing information about birth. How can you tell what online childbirth information is reliable?
A research team headed by Dr. Michael Klein is investigating a simple online method to help women evaluate childbirth information on the internet.
You’re invited to participate in this study if you are a woman who is:
- currently pregnant
- approaching your first birth
- expecting a normal birth
The study will take about 2 hours of your time. Participants will meet at SFU or Douglas College sometime in April 2012. Pregnant women often find this type of activity valuable.
Participation includes a complimentary nutritious snack and non-alcoholic beverage.
For more information or to volunteer, please contact us at birth.resource.study[at]gmail.com or call: 1.866.640.9595