Join Our Effort to Understand and Combat Mild Cognitive Impairment

About the Focus Group Study

We invite you to be a part of an important focus group study aimed at individuals diagnosed with, or experiencing symptoms of, mild cognitive impairment related to Alzheimer’s Disease. Your participation is crucial in shaping future clinical trials and research efforts aimed at tackling this condition.

Why Participate?

• Voice Your Experience: Share your unique perspective and experiences, whether you’re diagnosed or experiencing early symptoms.
• Influence Research: Help shape the messaging and approach of future clinical trials, making them more accessible and relevant.
• Community Support: Connect with others who are navigating similar experiences, providing mutual support and understanding.

Who Should Join?

• Mild cognitive impairment or early-stage Alzheimer’s disease.
• Those experiencing symptoms or concerns about cognitive impairment, even without a formal diagnosis.
• Family members or caregivers who want to understand and support their loved ones.

Focus Group Details

• Date & Time: [Insert Date and Time]
• Location: [Insert Location or Virtual Meeting Info]
• Duration: Approximately 2 hours
• Compensation: Participants will receive £100 for your time and contribution.

Your Role in the Study

• Discussion Sessions: Engage in guided discussions about your experiences and perspectives.
• Feedback on Messaging: Help us understand what type of advertising resonates with you for potential clinical trial participation.
• Confidentiality: Your privacy and the confidentiality of your responses will be strictly maintained.

How to Participate

1. Sign Up: Fill out the registration accompanying form.
2. Confirmation: Receive confirmation and detailed instructions via email.
3. Join the Focus Group: Participate in the focus group session and share your valuable insights.

Contact Us

For more information or if you have any questions, please contact us at [Insert Contact Information].

Together, We Can Make a Difference in the Fight Against Alzheimer’s. Join Us Today!