The secondary school experiences of pupils with chronic fatigue syndrome; A retrospective account from young adults aged 18-25 (Winter 2020-2021)
Details of the project: The University of Nottingham is conducting a study to consider the experiences of young adults who had symptoms of M.E./CFS while at secondary school. You can still participate if you no longer have M.E./CFS symptoms.
The study will involve a video interview lasting approximately an hour to describe your experiences of having M.E./CFS while at secondary school. There will be an optional follow up interview to discuss the study results.
The university are looking for volunteers:
- Aged between 18-25
- Who had a diagnosis and symptoms of M.E./CFS during secondary school
- Able to complete a video interview with a researcher (this can be completed over multiple sessions if needed).
Ethical approval: The study has been approved by the University of Nottingham School of Psychology Ethics Committee.
Contact details: Please contact the researcher, Charlotte Davies, via
charlotte.davies@nottingham.ac.uk for further details.
Deadline for taking part: Recruitment was initially scheduled to run until the end of January 2021. We will remove this advertisement when we've had confirmation from the researcher that recruitment has concluded.
