Healthcare providers working with children under the age of 5, don’t miss this great chance to participate in and evaluate a new online professional development program related to sleep concerns in young children: The Promoting Healthy Sleep for Early Childhood (PHS-EC) Program through Dalhousie University.
This study will involve completing three pre-program questionnaires (~20 minutes) and the PHS-EC program within two weeks (~3-4 hours in total), followed by completion of four post-program questionnaires (~35 minutes), and participation in an interview scheduled at a time that is convenient to you (~30 minutes).
To be eligible for this study, you must:
- Be a licensed or registered healthcare provider (with fluency in English) practicing in Canada (e.g., physician, psychologist, nurse, or other allied health professional [e.g., social worker, occupational therapist, etc.])
- Not consider themselves to be a sleep expert or work in a clinical practice mainly focused on pediatric sleep
- Have worked with at least 2 children under the age of 5 years with sleep concerns in the last 2 years
- Not have previously participated in the Promoting Healthy Sleep – Child usability study or other research related to the Promoting Healthy Sleep for Early Childhood program
If you are interested in participating, please follow the link below to complete a screening questionnaire and to review and complete an Information and Consent Form