You can go directly to the Survey:
www.clinicalresearch.nl/epidemiology/malaria/malaria.asp

The following message is forwarded on behalf of Dr. Alex Barbey, International Health Coordinator. It is a survey regarding the Schlumberger Malaria Prevention Program.

If you choose to take the malaria survey, the first question asks for an employee GIN number. This is a unique Group Idendification Number assigned to anyone who has a Schlumberger LDAP record.

Ideally, to help Dr. Barbey compile accurate results, you should enter the GIN number of your husband (or wife), which can be found in his or her Schlumberger Directory record.

But if you do not know this number or cannot get it from your spouse, you may enter N/A (not applicable).

At the bottom of the second page there is another option that must be ticked off:

• I am an employee of Schlumberger
• I am the spouse of a Schlumberger employee
• I am filling out this questionnaire for my child

Any questions let me know, I'll be happy to assist.

Best regards,
Tracey McTague

Dear Schlumberger spouse,

Please continue reading if during the last two years you or any member of your family have either:

• been concerned by the Schlumberger Malaria Prevention Program
• traveled to, lived in or worked in a country where there is malaria
• had a suspected or confirmed case of malaria
• received a Schlumberger Malaria Curative Kit
• contacted the Schlumberger Malaria Hot line

If none of the above apply to you, you are free to delete this message.

In 2003 Schlumberger launched a Malaria Prevention Program, contracted a Malaria Hot Line and developed a Curative Malaria Kit in order to mitigate the serious risk posed by fatal falciparum malaria found in Africa, Asia and South America.

This program is now over two years old and we need your feedback. We are conducting a satisfaction survey concerning the Schlumberger Malaria Prevention Program. In particular we need feedback concerning the training and awareness that the company has provided as well as your input on the Curative Malaria Kit and the Malaria Hot Line.

If you or any member of your family have been concerned since early 2003 by any part of the Schlumberger Malaria Prevention Program, traveled or worked in a malaria country, had a suspected or confirmed case of malaria, used any part of the Curative Malaria Kit (even if only the thermometer), or called the Malaria Hot Line for malaria information or advice PLEASE FILL IN THE SURVEY developed by Schlumberger and the University of Leiden Medical School (Netherlands) at: www.clinicalresearch.nl/epidemiology/malaria/malaria.asp

and answer the questions.

The survey will take approximately 10 minutes.

I thank you in advance for your timely response and vital feedback. It will certainly help us continue to improve the program for the future.

Sincerely,

Alex Almeida
QHSE Manager, NSA