Survey on Covid-19 – how we looked after ourselves, what worked and what didn’t?

Posted by Internal Communications MH | July 21, 2020 9:30 am

Take part in a new survey to help researchers understand more about individual’s experiences during COVID-19.

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What have you done to prevent yourself from catching COVID-19? Has it worked?

If you became ill, what treatments did you take? Did they work? The research team want to learn from everyone’s experiences.

Your answers, combined those from with thousands of other people, will help to understand which preventive measures and treatments work – and which don’t.

Please visit the survey homepage to find out more and take part.

To thank you for completing the questionnaire, you can be entered into a prize draw to win up to £500.

This survey is being run by the University of Southampton and has been approved by the Faculty of Medicine Research Ethics Committee (reference ERGO 56975). The full study title is: “Retrospective Survey of Prevention, Treatment, Occurrence and Outcomes of Covid-19 in the community (RTO-Covid-19)”