Paid Telephone Survey for Patients Stages IIIb, IIIc and IV
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Paid Telephone Survey for Patients Stages IIIb, IIIc and IV

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    • September 8, 2014 at 9:26 pm
    ELauerBader-MRF
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    AlphaDetail, a Symphony Health Solutions company specializing in healthcare research, is currently interviewing melanoma patients about treatment programs, medications, and quality of life. They are looking for patients who are Stage IIIb, Stage IIIc, and Stage IV.

    The telephone interview is 60 minutes and you will need a computer with high speed internet during the interview. They are also looking for individuals willing to participate via Webcam. They will send the webcam via mail and you will be allowed to keep it after your interview ($75 value).

    Interested in participating? Go to:  http://www.alphadetail.com/mrf

    You will need to complete a pre-screen survey. If you qualify, you will be directed to a calendar to select the best day and time. If you complete the telephone interview, you will be paid $150. If you elect to be interviewed via Webcam, you will be paid $200 (plus the $75 Webcam).

    The telephone interviews will be scheduled September 12-17. (Limited times may be available on certain days.)

    IMPORTANT NOTE:  If you have already agreed to participate in this research via another source, we cannot interview or pay you twice. 

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