27/03/2025
Bethan Cornick and Dr Georgie Agar from the University of Birmingham are conducting some valuable new research and they would very much appreciate hearing your perspectives via their survey below.
The SAFEBED study is a project investigating the safety, acceptability, feasibility and efficacy of bed enclosure designs in children with intellectual disability and their caregivers.
As part of the SAFEBED study, we are conducting a survey with health and social care professionals who have experience working with individuals with intellectual disability. The aim of the survey is to understand the perspectives of different professionals on the use of enclosed beds. We would like to understand the reasons why professionals might or might not recommend these beds, and any barriers experienced in doing so. There is no requirement to have recommended an enclosed bed before participating and we are interested in a range of perspectives from professionals in this area. The survey is expected to take approximately 10 minutes. Currently we are looking for more sleep professionals, including paediatricians, physiologists and clinical psychologists to answer the survey.
If you would like to participate, the link to the survey can be found here:
https://astonpsychology.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_57LPIimemY4Wyea
Alternatively, if you have any questions about the survey, or the wider SAFEBED study, please contact Bethan Cornick on b.cornick@aston.ac.uk
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