Dr. Brown's Medical Early Intervention Survey

1.Contact Information(Required.)
2.Please provide your email address if you would like to receive updates from Dr. Brown's Medical on webinars, products, and newsletters. Your information is safe with us and will never be provided to a third party.
3.Discipline(Required.)
4.What area(s) do you practice? Check all that apply.(Required.)
5.How many years of experience do you have?(Required.)
6.With what percentage of your infant patient population do you address feeding issues?(Required.)
7.Please rank the following webinar topics on level of importance to you:(Required.)
Not needed
Low Need
Moderate Need
High Need
Tongue tie/tethered oral tissue
Breastfeeding
Oral motor evaluation
GI disorders
Report/goal writing
Cleft lip/palate
Feeding skills after NICU discharge
Therapeutic interventions
Transitioning off of feeding tubes
Feeding with specific syndromes
Feeding infants with trachs/vents
8.Would you or your clinic be interested in purchasing products in bulk (e.g. a case of bottles or nipples)?(Required.)
9.How do you clean your therapy feeding tools? Check all that apply.(Required.)
10.What are the top 3 feeding tools you use in therapy? Please choose up to 3 from the below list.(Required.)
11.What therapy tools do you recommend most to parents to purchase? Please select up to 3 from the list below.(Required.)
12.What other products would you like to see developed for feeding therapy?
13.Describe the frequency you use the following Dr. Brown's products:(Required.)
Was not aware of this product
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very frequently
First Feeders
Slow flow nipples - Ultra Preemie, Preemie, or Newborn 
Specialty Feeding System
Wide neck bottle system
Cleaning products
Teethers
Silicone Handles
Mixing Pitcher
Stage 1 pacifier
Preemie Pacifier
PreVent pacifier
Long Spatula spoon
Silicone feeder
Make a smash food masher
14.How frequently do you recommend parents purchase/use Dr. Brown's feeding products?(Required.)
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Very frequently
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