Free Flow Discussion about POIS

[demografx]

University of Chicago
POIS Research Study!

We are now working with the organizers of this POIS Study team who will be administering a survey asking patients with POIS various questions about their experience(s), such as how long they have had it, what treatments they have tried, how distressing it is, and much, much more so that the University of Chicago will have more categorical data about POIS. And the POIS Study will be published, hopefully in a prestigious medical journal!

You will be receiving a questionnaire in your email soon and notices will be posted here in a new University of Chicago/ POISCenter.com thread.

The more that forum members respond the better it is for statistical validity and POIS population projections.

[demografx]

University of Chicago
POIS Research Study!

We are now working with the organizers of this POIS Study team who will be administering a survey asking patients with POIS various questions about their experience(s), such as how long they have had it, what treatments they have tried, how distressing it is, and much, much more so that the University of Chicago will have more categorical data about POIS. And the POIS Study will be published, hopefully in a prestigious medical journal!

You will be receiving a questionnaire in your email soon and notices will be posted here in a new University of Chicago/ POISCenter.com thread.

The more that forum members respond the better it is for statistical validity and POIS population projections.

[Luciferaspois]

I have a question guys.
Is this Pois like life threatening or dangerous?
Finally made an account here though. Happy to be the part of community. 😊

[Limejuice]

Up!

[mike_sweden]

               
University of Chicago
POIS Research Survey!
https://tinyurl.com/4fys8uh7

Nice to hear some doctors dedicating time for POIS

[demografx]

               


University of Chicago
POIS Research Survey!

Administrator Quantum will be sending an email to all registered POISCenter.com forum members this weekend.

Title:
Important announcement – 2023 POIS Survey from the University of Chicago

Message:
There is a new POIS survey online now! We strongly encourage you to take a few minutes to fill it out.  The data collected will lead to a published article in a medical journal, so it will heighten the visibility and understanding of POIS among the medical community.
The link to the survey is:
*****PLEASE CLICK HERE:*****
https://redcap.uchicago.edu/surveys/?s=NAC9A38LJLA9HW4E

Here is a personal note from Olivia Paulsen, the main survey project manager:
“Tackling POIS has quickly become a passion project of mine. In the last year I have had the opportunity to speak with several POIS patients in an effort to help brainstorm solutions to this poorly recognized disorder. Talking to patients like yourselves has been an invaluable experience in helping me and other medical professionals better understand how POIS impacts your lives. By completing this survey you are helping expand healthcare providers’ knowledge on the etiology of this condition which will help us come up with more useful treatment options.

We sincerely appreciate your authenticity when filling out this survey; your contribution is making a positive difference!

Olivia Paulsen, third-year US medical student”

Olivia works with Dr Omer Raheem and
Dr Rachel Rubin, two distinguished medical experts who study POIS!

[demografx]

University of Chicago
POIS Research Survey!

We are now working with the organizers of this POIS Survey team who will be administering a survey asking patients with POIS various questions about their experience(s), such as how long they have had it, what treatments they have tried, how distressing it is, and much, much more so that the University of Chicago will have more categorical data about POIS. And the POIS Survey will be published, hopefully in a prestigious medical journal!

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PLEASE CLICK TODAY IF YOU CAN
We're ready! Here is the POIS survey link:
https://redcap.uchicago.edu/surveys/?s=NAC9A38LJLA9HW4E


You will also be receiving a reminder in your email soon and notices will be posted here in a new University of Chicago/ POISCenter.com thread.

The more that forum members respond the better it is for statistical validity and POIS population projections.

From Dr Rachel Rubin on Twitter: