You Are Here: IC Network : Survey Center
Since our founding, the ICN has been dedicated to promoting IC research through our ICN Clinical Trial Center, the ICN Research Library, and the ICN Guest Lecture Series. This Survey Center provides real time data collection and analysis for researchers, graduate students and companies throughout the world who are conducting studies related to interstitial cystitis, pain management, complementary therapies, quality of life, sexual dysfunction, pelvic floor dysfunction.
We're proud that data generated from our site has been presented at major medical conferences including the NIDDK Basic Bladder Science Symposium, ACOG, ISSWSH, AUA and others.
Patients: These surveys provide the opportunity for you to be involved, today, in solving the many mysteries of IC! Please take a moment and participate in the current studies below! Your wisdom, knowledge and opinions are much needed and welcome!
Researchers: If you have a study or survey that you would like to include in our survey center and/or develop with us, please contact jill@ic-network.com.
Current Active Surveys
| Title - PROCAIM |
| PROCAIM (People-Reported Outcomes from Complementary, Alternative, and Integrative Medicine) was developed under a grant from the National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine to study (1) the effectiveness of the full range of mind/body medical interventions and other complementary and alternative therapies, and (2) the interactions among stress, pain, and responses to the various available treatments. This is a web based study composed of surveys that will occur over a period of time! Investigators: UCLA Schools of Public Health and Medicine. Date Added - March 2007 Status - Open Eligible Participants - Patients with IC, fibromyalgia, IBS and other chronic recurring conditions. Click Here to Participate |
| Title: Cystitis Patient Survey |
| Primary Investigator - Kay Zakariasen@verizon.net Date Begun - January 2005 Status - Open Eligible Participants - Patients diagnosed with any bladder, pelvic or lower urinary tract syndrome. |