Help Shape the Future of Family Care Coordination

Are you involved in coordinating care for a family member? We're conducting user research to better understand how families collaborate, share information, and manage tasks when caring for loved ones.

This research study explores the challenges and needs around care coordination platforms, focusing on how family members work together, what permission levels make sense for information sharing, how people prefer to receive updates, and what makes task assignments clear and actionable.

Why Participate?

Your insights will directly influence the design of tools that help families coordinate care more effectively. By sharing your experiences, you'll help create solutions that reduce confusion, improve communication, and make caregiving less stressful for families like yours.

What to Expect

This research survey takes approximately 10-15 minutes to complete. We'll ask about your current caregiving situation, how you currently coordinate with other family members, your preferences for sharing sensitive information, and what features would make care coordination easier.

Privacy & Confidentiality

All responses are confidential and will only be used for research purposes. Your personal information will not be shared with third parties, and any published findings will be anonymized.

Streamline Your Research with Paperform

This template is built using Paperform, the flexible form builder trusted by UX researchers, healthcare organizations, and design teams worldwide. With Paperform, you can create professional research studies that adapt to each participant's responses using conditional logic, ensuring you collect exactly the insights you need.

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Ready to conduct better user research? This template gives you a professional starting point for understanding complex family dynamics, care coordination needs, and collaborative workflows.