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Join a research study

Take part in a real-life research study today

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Volunteer for a Hunter Medical Research Institute (HMRI) study or clinical trial and help us find new discoveries.

AI

Survey | Harnessing AI to Support Psychological Wellbeing

This quick research survey is investigating if AI can generate content and responses regarding psychological wellbeing that are comparable to that generated by clinicians and psychologists.
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MindPulse – Community Wellbeing and Mental Health Survey

Researchers have developed an early prototype of the MindPulse tool and are seeking feedback from our community. We invite you to take part in this research survey.
ESTEEM Study

ESTEEM After Stroke – Stroke Recovery Workshops

Researchers are seeking stroke survivors and carers to participate in a community-based program to support stroke recovery.
Digestive Health

Digestive Health and Wellbeing Survey

Researchers are seeking adults aged between 18 years and over with and without gastrointestinal symptoms or conditions to complete the Digestive Health and Wellbeing Survey.
Diet in Crohns

Diet in Crohn’s Disease

Researchers are seeking adults aged between 18 – 65 who have been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease within the last 5 years, to participate in a study which will explore how diet affects and triggers Crohn’s disease.
Youth Vaping Prevention

Youth Vaping Prevention Study

Researchers are seeking parents/guardians and their children aged between 12-15 years to participate in a study which will test the effectiveness of a text-message program to prevent youth from taking up vaping.
Woman with asthma

Understanding Breathlessness in Asthma

Researchers are seeking adults aged 18 years and over with a diagnosis of asthma to participate in a research study that aims to understand the many possible causes of breathlessness in people with asthma.
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Nutritional intake and knowledge in pregnant and recently pregnant women

Researchers from HMRI’s Food and Nutrition Research Program are seeking women aged 19 years +, who are pregnant or have been pregnant in the last 12 months to participate in an online questionnaire about their food and nutrient intake and nutrition knowledge.
FOCCUS4HEART

Supporting emotional and physical health of carers of stroke survivors (FoCCuS4HEART)

Researchers are seeking female participants who are informal carers of a stroke survivor, to help co-design strategies and tools to support carers to self-manage their emotional and physical health.
She Study

Sex Hormone Effects on Asthma (SHE Study)

Researchers are seeking females aged 18+ with a diagnosis of asthma to participate in a study that aims to improve our understanding of how the menstrual cycle, the contraceptive pill, and menopause affect asthma.
NF1 Project

Neurofibromatosis Type 1 (NF1) Consortium

Researchers are seeking adults with a clinical diagnosis of neurofibromatosis (NF1) to participate in an international project that aims to improve our understanding of how genetics affects the number of skin neurofibromas a person with NF1 may develop.
Integrated-Care-People-With-Memory-Problems

Integrated care for people living with memory problems

Researchers are seeking people aged 65+ who are living with dementia, and their carers to participate in a study to test the effectiveness of integrated nurse support.
Stroke Arm Rebhab

Tailor and Connect – Personalised Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation

Researchers are seeking adults who have experienced a stroke between 3 – 18 months ago, and have goals that involve using their arm or hand.
The Multihealth Study

Co-creating an intervention for colorectal cancer survivors at risk of cardiovascular disease.

Researchers are seeking adults with Stage I, II or III colorectal cancer who have completed cancer treatment in the last 5 years to help co-design a digital intervention to help survivors reduce their risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Minimising Corticosteroid Use

Minimising Oral Corticosteroid Use in Asthma

Researchers are seeking adults aged 18 years and over who have a diagnosis of asthma, and have taken corticosteroid tablets in the past 24 months, to participate in a research study that will test whether a new, more personalised way of managing asthma can keep people’s symptoms under good control, so that they don’t need to use corticosteroid tablets so often
Diagnostic Test

Establishing a screening test for complement activation in patient blood samples

Researchers are seeking adults aged 18 – 80 to provide a blood sample that can be used to help established a potential new diagnostic test for increased complement activity.
ARTIMS Study

Assisted reproductive technology in multiple sclerosis and neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders (ARTiMS)

Researchers are seeking females who have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or neuromyelitis optical spectrum disorder, who have used assisted reproductive technologies to share their experience in pregnancy planning and fertility treatment care.
Triple E Study

Triple E Project

Researchers are seeking adolescents aged 13 – 17 years and their parents to participate in a study that will look at ways of improving engagement with health apps, with the aim of empowering adolescents to improve their physical and mental health.
Beyond Study

The BEYOND Study

Researchers are seeking people aged 18 years + who are living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who do not smoke, as well as adults without COPD to participate in a study which looks at how diet and gut bacteria affect the immune system.
The Ideal study

The IDEAL Study

Researchers are seeking adults aged 18+ with a diagnosis of asthma and a body mass index (BMI) of 30 or more to participate in a study which tests an individualised nutrition and physical activity program.

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Whether you would like to make a regular gift, monthly or annually, your ongoing support helps find the cures of tomorrow.