Survey on Current Internet Resources for Tinnitus — ACN Laboratory at the University of Illinois

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Tinnitus Research Opportunity
Current Internet Resources Used for Self-Education and Self-Management by Adults with Tinnitus in the United States: A Survey Study

The American Tinnitus Association announces an opportunity for you to participate in a university research survey on how people with tinnitus utilize the internet to understand and manage their condition. The survey is part of a Capstone research project under the supervision of Dr. Fatima Husain at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Your responses will be used to develop better resources for people with tinnitus, as well as inform clinical practice and future research regarding tinnitus self-education and self-management tools on the Internet.

The survey takes approximately 10 minutes and is open to U.S. residents. All responses are anonymous and no personally-identifying information is collected. Any questions/comments regarding the survey may be emailed to Ariel Brownlee at arielmb2@illinois.edu.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MH9FM6W

 

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A lot of people who suffer from tinnitus online enjoy this particular thread "My Posting Place", this is a fact and statistics show currently 120,000 views.

https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-posting-place.23694/


MPP is how I utilize the internet to manage my hearing damage outside of research information for treatment someday.

 

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This study is dumb.

A lot of people who suffer from tinnitus online enjoy this particular thread "My Posting Place", this is a fact and statistics show currently 120,000 views.

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https://www.tinnitustalk.com/threads/my-posting-place.23694/


MPP is how I utilize the internet to manage my hearing damage outside of research information for treatment someday.

MPP! MPP! MPP! MPP! MPP!

 

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The survey is part of a Capstone research project under the supervision of Dr. Fatima Husain at the University of Illinois

Here's a prior study of hers, not bad imho

Ringing in ears keeps brain more at attention, less at rest, study finds

https://news.illinois.edu/view/6367/547435