> Some of Our Most Complicated Studies

Much like snowflakes, no research study is exactly the same. Some are fairly straightforward, while others require more focus and attention. It can be very difficult to organize these highly specialized studies, particularly when participants must match a defined set of criteria often based on multiple requirements, but here at Resolution Research, we’re up for the challenge. A brief sampling of some of the difficult studies we’ve executed include:

-Young children and adolescents diagnosed with Hemophilia with inhibitors who were willing to have researchers come into their home for observation and to also attend a doctor’s appointment. Adolescent caregivers completed photo diaries tracking their experiences with Hemophilia.

-Expatriates who moved to the US within the last 3 years to participate in ethnographic interviews along with several of their friends regarding technologies used in homes.

–Achondroplasia dwarfism patients, caregivers and medical experts for in-person, in-depth interviews regarding treatment and management.

-Type 2 diabetic patients about to be initiated on insulin. Researchers attended initiation session for observation.

-IT professionals using Hyper-V as their primary virtualization solution for participation in a telephone interview regarding suggestions for product improvements.

-Pre-teens with no history of drug or alcohol abuse willing to have a Functional MRI scan, drug test and pregnancy test for females.

– Phone interviews with key staff members for both the Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee regarding their communication plans.

-Wall Street professionals involved in investments related to the major media outlets.

-Members of Spanish-only households recruited for in-person focus groups regarding Spanish-only media content and outlets.

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