Sleepiness/Head Injury Survey

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If you experience excessive sleepiness and you have had a past head injury, we want to hear from you.

This is a market research-opinion survey about the potential link between excessive sleepiness (ES) and head injury. This survey will explore how people associate these two medical conditions and interpret the words that are used to describe them.

The definition of excessive sleepiness (ES) means having the urge to doze off or fall asleep while trying to conduct tasks. This is of special concern when it occurs during the day.

Your feedback can help us to more accurately describe the potential link of these medical conditions as well as aid in the development of educational materials.

We thank you for taking time to respond to our questions.

1. Have you ever had a head injury or hard blow to the head without breaking through your skull (also called a “closed head injury”)?

Have you ever had a head injury or hard blow to the head without breaking through your skull (also called a “closed head injury”)? Yes

No (if no, we thank you for you interest but this survey is not intended for people who have NOT had a head injury)