Choosing an osteopath: what information helps?
Your views are sought by the Osteopathic Development Group for their Osteopathic Patient Opinion Survey.
The Osteopathic Development Group is interested in your opinions about the types of information patients might find helpful when seeking osteopathic care for themselves or a member of their family.
The group represents a range of organisations that educate, research and regulate osteopaths in the UK and has designed this survey with the help of an independent research and development team.
The Osteopathic Development Group would very much appreciate it if you could take part in a short online survey that should take no more than 10 minutes to complete. Your responses to the survey will be completely anonymous.
If you are willing to help you can find the survey at https://bham.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/finding-an-osteopath-patient-opinion-survey.
The survey closes on 28 August 2016.
The Osteopathic Development Group thanks you in advance for your help.
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