Sjögren’s Research Ireland Survey 2023
In October Sjögren’s Research Ireland invited those living with Sjögren’s to take part in a research study which aims to explore quality of life, mental health and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicines among those living with Sjögren’s.
The survey is an anonymous online questionnaire regarding quality of life, eye dryness, pain and fatigue.
This study was co-designed and organised by Sjögren’s Ireland patient advocacy group and Dr Joan Ni Gabhann Dromgoole RCSI with support from the RCSI PPI ignite Network.
Participation in our annual surveys is very much appreciated as it helps to improve our understanding of dry eye disease in Sjögren’s and give us an insight into mental health and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicines among those living with Sjögren’s.
Participant responses help shape the events we organise and the research that we are involved in.
We hope it will enable us to improve care and treatment for those living with Sjögren’s.
Recent News posts
![]()
Spotlight on Sjögren’s – Podcast with Arthritis Ireland
Spotlight on Sjögren’s – Podcast with Arthritis Ireland This March we were delighted to be invited by Arthritis…
![]()
Public & Patient Involvement Session with RCSI Pharmacy Students
On February 14th we were delighted to have Deirdre Collins co-deliver a Public and Patient Involvement session for…
![]()
New Research on Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM) Use in Sjögren’s
New Research on Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM) Use in Sjögren’s A recent study co-designed by RCSI researchers…
![]()
Sjögren’s Ireland win prize for the best poster from the patient point of view at the 16th International Symposium for Sjögren’s Disease in the Netherlands April 2024
Sjögren’s Ireland win prize for the best poster from the patient point of view at the 16th International…
