Reminder - Are you an adult 18+ with non-alcoholic fatty liver? Please help.
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13/01/2024 at 01:35
Hello all,
A few months ago I posted a link to my study asking for adult participants aged 18+ to answer my official university study into non-alcoholic fatty liver disease as part of my master's degree in Health Psychology.
I would so appreciate it if you could take part and help me with this important research into non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or even let someone else know about if they could help.
You might think your responses won't make a difference, but even 1 person answering this is helpful to me.
I have so far managed to get 7 people out of 25 and if you could help me I would so appreciate it.
Thanks so much.
Any questions, or if you are unsure, please get in touch as I am always happy to help.
Hello all, I am in the final weeks now of this study. Please help if you can. Even 1 person extra is a huge help to me.
Reminder - Are you an adult 18+ with non-alcoholic fatty liver? Please help.https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/other-discussions/living-with-nonalcoholic-steatohepatitis-nash/reminder-are-you-an-adult-18-with-nonalcoholic-52482024-02-12 19:18:38
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Hello all,
A few months ago I posted a link to my study asking for adult participants aged 18+ to answer my official university study into non-alcoholic fatty liver disease as part of my master's degree in Health Psychology.
I would so appreciate it if you could take part and help me with this important research into non-alcoholic fatty liver disease or even let someone else know about if they could help.
You might think your responses won't make a difference, but even 1 person answering this is helpful to me.
I have so far managed to get 7 people out of 25 and if you could help me I would so appreciate it.
Thanks so much.
Any questions, or if you are unsure, please get in touch as I am always happy to help.
link: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/ulster/using-the-com-b-behaviour-change-model-to-explore-the-barriers-?preview=cloe4min9000imn080hg2hjhg
Using the COM-B behaviour change model to explore the barriers and facilitators in weight management among people with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.