Take part in local research, surveys or studies currently happening across the region.
View a range of local surveys and studies you can get involved in below.
If you have any questions or would like to share a new research opportunity, please contact research@coordinare.org.au.
Researchers at the University of Sydney are running a government funded clinical trial in patients with low back pain. GPs are invited to participate in the NHMRC-funded COMFORT clinical trial, which will evaluate a care model for low back pain.
GPs will receive CPD points and reimbursement per patient enrolled. Contact the study team at COMFORT@sydney.edu.au to join in advancing medical research and improving patient outcomes.
Researchers from the University of Sydney are conducting a study into GPs current practices and perspectives on barriers and novel solutions to diabetic retinopathy screening in the primary care.
They are seeking Australian GPs and GP registrars currently working in an Australian practice for inclusion this study.
A research team at Monash University is inviting staff who work in or visit Residential Aged Care Facilities, to complete an anonymous survey about the way they communicate with residents who have limited proficiency in English. Their experiences will be used to improve the delivery of care to these older Australians.
Researchers from UOW are seeking the perspectives of regional or rural GPs, practice nurses, and pharmacists on the barriers and facilitators to reviewing patients prescribed opioid for chronic, noncancer pain.
They are interested in thoughts on a newly-developed tool to assist in conversations with patients, the Routine Opioid Outcome Monitoring (ROOM) questionnaire.
Beyond the C is a project by ASHM, assisting general practices to complete hepatitis C clinical audits and case finding, receiving individualised support from a Practice Nurse Advisor as well as a $1500 incentive payment.
When practices join the program, they’ll have personalised support through ASHM’s Practice Nurse Advisor and local health services, along with ongoing access to a suite of tools and resources.
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