A series of studies conducted by researchers in the Primary Care Unit, Department of Public Health and Primary Care, are exploring the publics’ views on medical relationships, disease symptoms, hormones and health. The studies are designed to capture the views of clinicians, people with an autoimmune disease, and people who do not have an autoimmune disease.

They should take around 15-30 minutes (15 minutes for the clinician survey and 30 minutes if you have an autoimmune disease) to complete (you can pause or stop at any time). 

Everyone who completes the survey can choose to be entered into a prize draw with two prizes of £200 being drawn once the survey closes (likely end of Jan/beginning of February 2025).

• If you are a CLINICIAN, please click on this link, https://bit.ly/MM_CLIN2024 to access the clinician survey and information sheet.
• If you have ANY autoimmune disease, please click on this link (https://bit.ly/MM_PATIENTS2024 to access the autoimmune survey and information sheet. 
• If you do NOT have an autoimmune disease, please click on this link https://bit.ly/MM_GENPOP2024 to access the general population survey and information sheet.

If you have any questions, please contact Melanie on mas229@medschl.cam.ac.uk. The research team is multidisciplinary, with experts from rheumatology, gynaecology, academia, psychology, and psychiatry, and includes people with lived experience as equal members of the team. The team is well-known as leading the way in fully involving patients and the public as research partners and changing care by the work we publish. This is only made possible by everyone's involvement in these studies. Thank you