November 9th, 2015
Do you visit venues with loud noise, or listen to personal music players?
There is some evidence that frequent leisure noise exposure can pose a significantly higher risk of hearing problems. The Nottingham Hearing Biomedical Research Unit invite you to participate in a focus group, the purpose of which is to help us explore young adults’ attitudes, behaviours and knowledge towards leisure noise exposure.
Participants should:
Your feedback will be used to help us develop new strategies to improve awareness of leisure noise exposure and use of hearing protection among young adults.
You will be in a discussion group with five to eight other people. This study requires a single session for up to one hour – you will receive a £20 Amazon voucher for your time.
If you are interested please email Dr Abby McCormack or phone 0115 823 2611 with your preferred group:
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November 12th, 2015 at 3:40 pm
Liala Thornton
Hi,
I’m interested in taking part in the study on Wednesday the 18th November.
Thanks,
Liala Thornton
November 12th, 2015 at 3:48 pm
Mike Jennings
Hi Liala, thank you for your interest. Would you be able to confirm by emailing Dr Abby McCormack at mszam1@exmail.nottingham.ac.uk? You can also reach her by phone if you prefer at 0115 823 2611. Thanks, Mike