Welcome to the
Our aim is to help children take control of their eczema by increasing their understanding of this condition, awareness of their scratching behaviour and supporting a change in behaviour to help reduce itchy skin.
Welcome to the
Our aim is to help children take control of their eczema by increasing their understanding of this condition, awareness of their scratching behaviour and supporting a change in behaviour to help reduce itchy skin.
What?
The aim of this study is to develop online support material to help reduce scratching in children with eczema.
We would like to talk to children with eczema of all severities aged 8-12 years, who feel that scratching is a problem for them, and their parents/carers to ask for their feedback on our online material.
This will help us improve it and make it ideal for this age group. If you choose to participate, you and your child will be invited to do an online think-aloud interview and /or a virtual focus group with 2-5 other children and their parents or carers.
Who?
The study is organised by researchers at King's College London, St John's Institute of Dermatology at St Thomas' Hospital.
Funded by UKDCTN
The study is funded by UK Dermatology Clinical Trials Network.
If you are interested in taking part, complete our online expression of interest form