Knowledge, Attitudes, Preferences and Practices in relation to Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Prevention Products

Are you a healthcare professional involved in the care of pregnant individuals in Canada? 

A research team from McMaster University, the University of Ottawa, BORN Ontario and the University of Toronto is conducting a survey to better understand pregnancy care professionals’ knowledge, attitudes, preferences and practices related to RSV prevention products.

Who can participate?

The survey is open to:

• Obstetricians
• Midwives
• Family and rural physicians
• Obstetric internists
• Perinatal nurses

The anonymous online survey takes approximately 20–30 minutes to complete.

Your responses will help identify educational needs and inform the expansion of RSV prevention programs in Canada.

Questions? Contact Rohan D'Souza at rohan@mcmaster.ca, Darine El-Chaar at delchaar@toh.ca, or study coordinator Bakhtawar Khowaja at shalwanb@mcmaster.ca.

This study has been reviewed by the Hamilton Integrated Research Ethics Board (Project #18725).