ACTIVE RESEARCH
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Perceptions about side-effect information
Deadline: 24th March 2019
The way in which information is presented can impact upon people’s perceptions of that information. Presentation of side-effect information for medications is therefore important because it could impact the likelihood of patients adhering to that medication.
5 – 10 minutes
Perceptions around infographics vs. written text
Deadline: 24th February 2019
The way in which is presented can have an impact on the recipient’s perceptions of the information being provided. This questionnaire has been designed to help us better understand perceptions around how information is presented.
5 – 10 minutes
Perceptions of and engagement with apps
Deadline: 24th January 2019
This survey looks to explore people’s perceptions about health and fitness apps.We’re interested in hearing your opinions about health and fitness apps, and about your current app use.
5 – 10 minutes
5 – 10 minutes
5 – 10 minutes
5 – 10 minutes
See our previous projects
PAST PROJECTS
Heller, Chapman & Horne
No blank slates Pre existing schemas about pharmaceuticals predict memory for side effects Psychology & Health.
Watkinson, Chapman & Horne
Beliefs about pharmaceutical medicines and natural remedies explain individual variation in placebo analgesia.
Bartley, Fasse & Horne
You Can’t Always Get What You Want: The Influence of Choice on Nocebo and Placebo Responding.
Heller, Chapman & Horne
Beliefs about medication predict the misattribution of a common symptom as a medication side effect — Evidence from an analogue online study.
Faasse, Grey & Horne
Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety- High perceived sensitivity to medicines.
Chan, Stewart, Harrison, Black, Mitchell & Foster
Electronic adherence monitoring device performance and patient acceptability: a randomized control trial.
Green, Horne and Shephard
Public perceptions of the risks benefits Complementary Theories.
Horne, Faasse & Cooper
The perceived sensitivity to medicines (PSM) scale: An evaluation of validity and reliability.
Nestoriuc, Orav, Liang, Horne & Barsky
Prediction of Nonspecific Side Effects in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients by Beliefs About Medicines.