Focus Group: Paediatric Adrenal Insufficiency Education
This project, led by Edge Hill University is working with NHS clinicians to develop national education standards and resources for sick day/emergency management of adrenal insufficiency in children and young people.
The project would like to hear the views of parents of children with adrenal insufficiency aged 0-16 years and from young people themselves with AI (aged 10-16).
Note that the survey is now closed, but to be involved in the next focus group, or would like more information, please contact Lucy Bray on brayl@Edgehill.ac.uk or text 07763667185
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