PiNS
The PiNS Study is looking at why some patients with diabetes develop peripheral neuropathy. Below is an extract of the patient information leaflet giving more information:
"This study is designed to look, in detail, at the changes in sensation occurring as a consequence of having neuropathy. We will also be examining the effect that neuropathy and neuropathic pain has on peoples’ psychological well-being, functionality and quality of life. In particular, we will look at how pain may make people anxious, depressed, interfere with their daily living or interfere with their sleep. By doing this we hope to acquire a better understanding of the effects of neuropathy and neuropathic pain, and also develop better techniques for assessing these in our clinics."
For further information on the PiNS study, please click here
Contact for Further Information:
For further information regarding this study please contact:
The study coordinator Mrs. Jishi John
Telephone: 01865 234543
Mobile: 07786 276103
E-mail: jishi.john@ndcn.ox.ac.uk
"This study is designed to look, in detail, at the changes in sensation occurring as a consequence of having neuropathy. We will also be examining the effect that neuropathy and neuropathic pain has on peoples’ psychological well-being, functionality and quality of life. In particular, we will look at how pain may make people anxious, depressed, interfere with their daily living or interfere with their sleep. By doing this we hope to acquire a better understanding of the effects of neuropathy and neuropathic pain, and also develop better techniques for assessing these in our clinics."
For further information on the PiNS study, please click here
Contact for Further Information:
For further information regarding this study please contact:
The study coordinator Mrs. Jishi John
Telephone: 01865 234543
Mobile: 07786 276103
E-mail: jishi.john@ndcn.ox.ac.uk
If you are a practice taking part in the study, and need to access the downloads and instructions, please click the downloads link below (you will be asked for a password - if you do not know the password, please contact the study co-ordinator below):
Downloads
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