Internet–Based Study for People
with Spinal Cord Injury
Who Use Intermittent Urinary Catheterization
Researchers at the University of Rochester School of Nursing are conducting a study looking at the feasibility of an Internet-based intervention to improve self-management and outcomes related to intermittent catheterization in people with spinal cord injury.
Participation in this research does not require travel as it is entirely Internet and telephone-based. The study involves three phone calls with a study nurse, two online surveys, and an online discussion forum.
Eligibility:
1. Adults age 18 and over
2. Spinal cord injury (any level)
3. Currently using an intermittent urinary catheter
4. Expect to use intermittent catheterization for at least 9 months
You also need phone and computer/Internet access during the three month study period. We will enroll 30 participants who will receive a total of $50 for study completion.
Please click on the link to go to the study website for more information about the study and how to contact the study manager: http://son.rochester.edu/InternetCICSelf-Management/index.html
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