Help test an online tutorial for people coping with cancer.

[Guest guest]

We are seeking cancer patients and survivors for a research study to

test an online tutorial that teaches how to cope more effectively

with treatment for cancer. The tutorial teaches information and

skills (such as relaxation and communication) that might be helpful

during the treatment process. Your participation may help others who

undergo treatment for cancer in the future.

You can earn up to $50 by testing the tutorial and filling out a few

questionnaires. This is an online study, which means you can

participate anywhere and on your own time. You will have a login and

password, which will allow you to log in and log out as much as you

need to. The review and questionnaire will take approximately 2-2½

hours.

If interested, visit the study website at

http://elearning.talariainc.com/cancercope/ using Internet Explorer

and follow the prompts.

Please contact our research assistant at or

study@... if you have questions. (Please note that we

cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any information sent via e-

mail.)

Talaria, Inc. is a small healthcare and technology company located in

Seattle, WA. This project is funded by a grant from the National

Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute.

[Guest guest]

We had some technical difficulties the first few days that webpage

was up. That has all been fixed. If you tried it and it didn't work

for you before, you may want to try again.

I apologize. Thanks for your interest!

>

> We are seeking cancer patients and survivors for a research study

to

> test an online tutorial that teaches how to cope more effectively

> with treatment for cancer. The tutorial teaches information and

> skills (such as relaxation and communication) that might be helpful

> during the treatment process. Your participation may help others

who

> undergo treatment for cancer in the future.

>

> You can earn up to $50 by testing the tutorial and filling out a

few

> questionnaires. This is an online study, which means you can

> participate anywhere and on your own time. You will have a login

and

> password, which will allow you to log in and log out as much as you

> need to. The review and questionnaire will take approximately 2-2½

> hours.

>

> If interested, visit the study website at

> http://elearning.talariainc.com/cancercope/ using Internet Explorer

> and follow the prompts.

>

> Please contact our research assistant at or

> study@... if you have questions. (Please note that we

> cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any information sent via e-

> mail.)

>

> Talaria, Inc. is a small healthcare and technology company located

in

> Seattle, WA. This project is funded by a grant from the National

> Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute.

>

[Guest guest]

It worked for me and I enjoyed taking it. Thanks.

Jan Koelsch

talariainc talariainc@...> wrote:

We had some technical difficulties the first few days that webpage

was up. That has all been fixed. If you tried it and it didn't work

for you before, you may want to try again.

I apologize. Thanks for your interest!

>

> We are seeking cancer patients and survivors for a research study

to

> test an online tutorial that teaches how to cope more effectively

> with treatment for cancer. The tutorial teaches information and

> skills (such as relaxation and communication) that might be helpful

> during the treatment process. Your participation may help others

who

> undergo treatment for cancer in the future.

>

> You can earn up to $50 by testing the tutorial and filling out a

few

> questionnaires. This is an online study, which means you can

> participate anywhere and on your own time. You will have a login

and

> password, which will allow you to log in and log out as much as you

> need to. The review and questionnaire will take approximately 2-2½

> hours.

>

> If interested, visit the study website at

> http://elearning.talariainc.com/cancercope/ using Internet Explorer

> and follow the prompts.

>

> Please contact our research assistant at or

> study@... if you have questions. (Please note that we

> cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any information sent via e-

> mail.)

>

> Talaria, Inc. is a small healthcare and technology company located

in

> Seattle, WA. This project is funded by a grant from the National

> Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute.

>

Jan Koelsch

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > We are seeking cancer patients and survivors for a research study

> to

> > test an online tutorial that teaches how to cope more effectively

> > with treatment for cancer. The tutorial teaches information and

> > skills (such as relaxation and communication) that might be

helpful

> > during the treatment process. Your participation may help others

> who

> > undergo treatment for cancer in the future.

> >

> > You can earn up to $50 by testing the tutorial and filling out a

> few

> > questionnaires. This is an online study, which means you can

> > participate anywhere and on your own time. You will have a login

> and

> > password, which will allow you to log in and log out as much as

you

> > need to. The review and questionnaire will take approximately 2-

2½

> > hours.

> >

> > If interested, visit the study website at

> > http://elearning.talariainc.com/cancercope/ using Internet

Explorer

> > and follow the prompts.

> >

> > Please contact our research assistant at or

> > study@ if you have questions. (Please note that we

> > cannot guarantee the confidentiality of any information sent via

e-

> > mail.)

> >

> > Talaria, Inc. is a small healthcare and technology company

located

> in

> > Seattle, WA. This project is funded by a grant from the National

> > Institutes of Health/National Cancer Institute.

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Jan Koelsch

>

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