Dreams Survey – Understanding Sleep Quality in Patients with Pituitary Disorders (with a Focus on AVP Deficiency/Diabetes Insipidus)

This anonymous survey is conducted by the research team of Prof. Mirjam Christ-Crain in Basel, Switzerland. The goal is to better understand how pituitary disorders, especially AVP deficiency (also known as Diabetes Insipidus), affect sleep quality. Although treatment options exist, many patients still face sleep difficulties, and we aim to learn more about these challenges.

The survey is designed to help us gain a clearer picture of sleep problems in people with pituitary conditions, enabling us to develop further research in this area. It is completely anonymous, and no personal data will be collected beyond your survey responses. The survey only takes 5-10 minutes to complete, and your answers will be stored and analyzed confidentially. The findings will be shared in medical literature and on patient representative platforms.

Additionally, the survey will explore how sleep quality and sexuality impact overall well-being. A few optional questions about sexuality will be included at the end, which you may choose to skip if you prefer. Your participation, whether you choose to answer all the questions or just some of them, is highly valued and will contribute to a deeper understanding of the quality of life for patients with pituitary disorders.

The survey is available in English and German.

If you are interested to participate in the study, please click here:  https://redcap.dkfbasel.ch/surveys/?s=KNJHNN7WEDCMJYFL