Recruiting Parents for the Parents Perceptions of Engagement in Telehealth and In-Person Services (PPE TIPS) Survey

Researchers at Seattle Children’s are looking for caregivers of 3 to 14 year old children with a neurodevelopmental disability (such as but not limited to ASD; ADHD; Down’s syndrome, intellectual disability; speech; language or learning disorder; or cerebral palsy) or a chronic health or neurological condition (such as but not limited to diabetes, asthma, congenital heart disease, CF, craniofacial or physical differences, epilepsy that require increased health monitoring) to take part in an online survey study.

The goal of this study is for families to tell us about their experience with telehealth and in-person services during the coronavirus pandemic. Parents will complete an online survey (about 20 minutes) about their child’s care experiences during coronavirus. We will ask for recommendations for modifications. 200 participants will be entered into a lottery. 40 participants will win a $25 git card.

To take part in Parents Perceptions of Engagement in Telehealth and In-Person Services (PPE TIPS) research study: https://redcap.seattlechildrens.org/surveys/?s=KP8YDKWR8D8EWN83

To learn more about the study, contact the study coordinator at ppetips@seattlechildrens.org