One of the primary hurdles in our study was identifying parents of children with sleep disorders who met specific age criteria. To address this challenge, QQFS implemented specialised recruitment strategies, such as leveraging consumer panels, involving professionals from diverse fields, and engaging in social media campaigns to effectively reach the targeted audience. By identifying which conditions are most likely to lead to sleep disorders, such as ADHD or autism spectrum disorder, we were able to reach out to support groups where parents exchange their experiences and make the survey available for parents to voice their opinions.

After delivering the quoted sample of 100 respondents in just 10 business days, the client decided to keep going and increased the sample size. In the end, we delivered 270 responses after 20 business days in field. At that point, the client had a robust sample to get a comprehensive outcome.

Since the study involved a pharmaceutical product, maintaining regulatory compliance was crucial. While designing the study, we anticipated a high probability of Adverse Events, therefore QQFS offered daily adverse event checks and ensured prompt reporting in accordance with regulatory requirements.

Our team worked closely with the client to understand their specific reporting needs, and our data validation team provided well structured charting and presentation to effectively present the findings.

Conducting the study in Sweden, where the QQFS head office is based, provided an advantage in understanding the local healthcare system. This knowledge was pivotal in devising an effective recruitment strategy and identifying suitable health conditions that often lead to sleep disorders.