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Looking to interview people who use a wheelchair for a research study
NeilMcKie
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Hey
I'm a researcher for a design company. Our client is trying to create a product to help cool, heat and generally make wheelchair use more comfortable for people of varying conditions. I would really love to speak to a broad range of people who use a wheelchair about their experiences of over-heating, sweating and the resultant effect on their life, but especially those who have come to use a wheelchair later in life and are returning to, or have returned to their daily routine before using a wheelchair.
If you would be willing to give me 30 minutes of your time it would really be appreciated. The interview would be conducted via a video call from your computer, or via phone if that's not possible. We would send you a £10 Amazon voucher as a very small token of our appreciation.
We need to carry out these interviews over the next 7 days.
Please contact [email protected] if you are willing to be interviewed.
Thanks in advance,
Neil
I'm a researcher for a design company. Our client is trying to create a product to help cool, heat and generally make wheelchair use more comfortable for people of varying conditions. I would really love to speak to a broad range of people who use a wheelchair about their experiences of over-heating, sweating and the resultant effect on their life, but especially those who have come to use a wheelchair later in life and are returning to, or have returned to their daily routine before using a wheelchair.
If you would be willing to give me 30 minutes of your time it would really be appreciated. The interview would be conducted via a video call from your computer, or via phone if that's not possible. We would send you a £10 Amazon voucher as a very small token of our appreciation.
We need to carry out these interviews over the next 7 days.
Please contact [email protected] if you are willing to be interviewed.
Thanks in advance,
Neil