ARTICLE DATE: Dec 31, 2013
ACNE Prioritisation Setting Partnership - Stage II
We are now ready to launch the second phase of our Acne PSP. We would like to secure further responses to see what you think are the most important areas that need researching in acne. Many of you completed our original survey, thank you if you were one of those people!
We now need to identify the “Top 10” from a shortlist of 30 which includes the most commonly identified questions. Please place a vote, we would welcome all views. Access the shortlist directly by copying the link below to your internet browser https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/6SKSBSQ
If you need further information about the process please go to www.acnepsp.org. You can also access the survey via this website.
If you have friends or colleagues who might be interested in helping us secure more responses we would be really grateful if you would share these links.
Thank you very much for your help - every response is considered very important!
Dr Alison M Layton
Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer, Hull York Medical School
Consultant Dermatologist & Associate Medical Director for Research, Harrogate & District NHS Foundation Trust Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust
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