Involvement opportunities
We are committed to ensuring consumers and community members are supported to have the confidence and knowledge to contribute effectively to research. There are many ways to have a say in research. You may decide to participate in an event or use your skills and experience to apply for a position on a research project
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Current Involvement Opportunities
FRAIL Care
Some commonly prescribed medicines, including medicines for mood, sleep and pain, may increase the risk of falls. A Curtin University researcher needs the help of 2 research buddies to support the development and testing of an intervention that can be used by Community Pharmacists when patients present with a prescription for one of these medicines.
Find out moreMurdoch Human Research Ethics Committee
Murdoch University are looking for a Community Representative to join their Human Research Ethics Committee.
Find out moreCOVID19 Pregnancy and Emotional Wellbeing Study
Would you like to help researchers understand how COVID-19 has impacted your emotional wellbeing whilst pregnant, or as a parent of a child under 3 years of age?
Find out moreTraumatic Brain Injury Consumer Advisory Group
Vision TBI are calling for those with lived experience of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). The team is looking for eight people to help the organisation understand what education, information and research is needed to help people with TBI and their carers.
Find out moreState Wide Mental Health Research Strategy (Co ROAMERS WA)
Mental health research across WA has historically been fragmented, with work being undertaken in silos across WA universities, research institutes, and Health Service Providers (HSPs). This project is bringing together people with lived experience, mental health professionals, and a range of stakeholders to develop a consensus on the mental health research priorities for Western Australia.
Find out moreRESP-VENT Pneumonia Study
Have you, or has someone you care for, had pneumonia and been placed on a ventilator in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU)? Physiotherapy researchers from Curtin University want to investigate the contribution that physiotherapists make to patients recovery both within ICU and after discharge.
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