Share your thoughts about covid-19 vaccine

News - 9 March 2020

Healthwatch England want to understand more about what Black and Asian people think about the COVID-19 vaccine and why. This is an exploratory exercise with no end goal, apart from understanding what is driving people’s opinions.
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In order to explore these issues Healthwatch England have collaborated with Traverse (an independent research organisation

If you would like to take part in the online research project we are offering up to £130 as a thank you for your time.

This research will run for five weeks from March 22nd to April 23rd but will not take much of your time. During the five weeks you will:

  • Complete 4 activities online, for example a questionnaire. Each activity will take about 10 minutes.
  • Take part in 2 optional online group discussions on April 7th and 21st in the evening.

This is an online research project, so to take part you will need an internet connection (home broadband or a smartphone connected to the internet).

What will I get out of it?

As a thank you for your time we are also offering £50 for completing the 4 online activities, and £80 for attending both online discussions.

How do I sign up?

If you’re interested in sharing your opinions, please click on the link below and fill in the questionnaire:

https://magpielanding.traverse.org.uk/surveys/publichealthproject

To find out more contact Louis at louis.horsley@traverse.ltd

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