Making a difference
Participants with limb loss are the lifeblood of our research
program. They help us collect meaningful data, and bring
unique experiences to the research.
What subject participants do
After consenting to participation (informed consent), subject
participants come to the lab for a research session. There
they work with researchers to complete a data collection
procedure for one of our studies. Subjects may stop the study
at any time, if they so desire.
The data obtained is kept completely private, in accorance
with United States law, and is evaluated by the research
team. Subjects may receive a copy of the publication in which
their data are used. Of course, subject names are not in
publications and the data is de-identified.
Compensation
Research subjects are compensated for their time and
for transportation costs. Checks are issued at the end
of the day each day the person participates.
How to start participating
Call or email us:
Dan Harrison, Subject Recruitment
(206) 221-5873
watt@uw.edu
Assessment of Limb Volume Change
Subject must be at least 18 years of age with at least one lower limb amputation below
the knee. Subjects should be able to walk and stand continuously for at least 90
seconds.
Investigating Effects of Sock Ply on Prosthesis Performance
Subject must be at least 18 years of age and under the care of a prosthetist.
Current studies
Disseminate information. Let others know about our needs for research participants.
This can be done through support groups, email, or other means. Call us and we will
send you fliers for distribution.
E-mail feedback to us about our studies, or about issues you think are relevant that we
should consider studying.
Direct emails to Kate Allyn CPO at: kate@prs-research.org
Other ways you can help
Joan Sanders PhD, Principal Investigator
jsanders@u.washington.edu