The aim of this research project is to evaluate the efficacy of a practice nurse-coordinated intervention - Targeting Treatable Traits in COPD to Prevent Hospitalisations (TERRACOTTA) – in the Australian primary care.
This study aims to compare strategies to motivate and support people with low back pain to keep on track with the advice they have been given.
Hunter Medical Research Institute in partnership with Hunter New England Local Health District, The University of Newcastle and Mercy Services aim to evaluate the effect of implementation of the ESTEEM Program with NGOs providing community based care in regional areas.
Dr Dawn Simpson (University of Newcastle & HNE Allied Health Clinical Academic Conjoint) who researches interventions for post-stroke fatigue, would like to speak with a GP who provides care for people with symptoms of neurological fatigue.
Researchers and clinicians from the University of Queensland, QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute and Metro North Mental Health, are currently conducting a survey on knowledge, attitudes, and readiness for psychedelic-assisted therapy by GPs, psychologists, and psychiatrists
You are invited to participate in the research study ‘Improving medication adherence to reduce asthma exacerbations in children aged 5-9 years’.
Do you work with people with heart disease? We want to know your perceptions on using genetics to inform nutrition interventions.
This research aims to identify and explore the knowledge, attitudes, and practices of young people (16-24 years) in relation to their knowledge, access, and usage of PrEP, along with the attitudes and experience of Healthcare and service providers who provide and recommend PrEP to young people in Australia.
The research team at Monash University are exploring GPs views on factors that influence care for preconception women living with overweight or obesity.
Aged care is currently experiencing immense change based on the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. Much of this change is being led by the Australian Government and by aged care providers. As researchers, we want to understand how we can best support this change. We want to know what you think are most critical areas to research in residential aged care.