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The patterns of activation between pelvic floor and deep hip muscles in women
The aim of this study is to measure deep hip and pelvic floor muscle activity in women during different tasks, body positions and during dynamic movements…
- Participation type
- In person
Understanding footwear and diet changes in managing heel pain
We're exploring the experiences, beliefs, and preferences of women in midlife living with heel pain, to help shape better, more practical treatments.
- Participation type
- Online
Understanding the genetic forms of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) - The FLAG study
This study aims to better understand the genetic forms of frontotemporal dementia (FTD) by studying the relatives of affected individuals.
- Participation type
- In person
Using innovative insole technology to enhance active living in people with peripheral neuropathy
We're investigating ways to improve active living for people experiencing foot and balance problems due to foot nerve damage (peripheral neuropathy).
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
The effect of targeted cervical musculoskeletal management on migraine symptoms
Volunteers with migraine and neck pain are required for a physiotherapy treatment study.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Help shape the future of movement research using wearable technology
We aim to improve our understanding of how people move during everyday activities.
- Participation type
- In person
Australian Lung Screen Trial
Australian Lung Screen Trial (ALST) is lung cancer screening for people without symptoms of lung cancer, aiming to inform policy for lung cancer screening…
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Optimising a new intervention for people with whiplash-associated disorders
We're inviting individuals with whiplash-associated disorders to refine a new physiotherapist-delivered program and optimise its delivery.
- Participation type
- Hybrid (in person and online)
Brain Training Study for Children (Ages 8-12)
Does your child show signs of excessive worry, nervousness or sadness? We are looking for children aged 8-12 years with elevated emotional symptoms to…
- Participation type
- Online
Enhancing outcomes for young people in out-of-home care who self-place
We're exploring the experiences of young people in out-of-home care in Queensland who leave their formal placements to stay in unapproved locations.
- Participation type
- Online