Survey: Treatment of loved ones in nursing homes during lockdown

The aim of the survey is to help build a picture of what has happened in our nursing homes in the past two years and for it to be as representative as possible. Picture: RollingNews.ie

The aim of the survey is to help build a picture of what has happened in our nursing homes in the past two years and for it to be as representative as possible. Picture: RollingNews.ie

The Irish Examiner is seeking people to anonymously take part in a survey regarding the treatment of their loved ones in nursing homes during the pandemic.

The aim of the survey is to help build a picture of what has happened in our nursing homes in the past two years and for it to be as representative as possible.

No information you provide will be used in any way that could identify you or your loved one unless you specifically give the Irish Examiner permission to do so.

While most of the questions require a ‘yes’, ‘no’, ‘maybe’ or ‘don’t know’ answer, there will be some sections where we would encourage you to, as briefly and factually as possible, provide more detail and please make sure to let us know if you would like us to contact you.

Any information gathered in the survey which will close on February 28 will be used anonymously.

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