Research

UQ researchers are seeking healthy active adolescents to participate in research projects investigating the reliability of outcome measures and to provide comparison data for adolescents with knee pain.

This research aims to investigate physical activity profile, physical fitness and cardiovascular health of adults with Developmental Coordination Disorder, and to analyse the cardiac autonomic control of the participants in the resting position and during the physical exercise.

This research aims to understand how innovative technology can be ethically and safely used to support residents with dementia.

The Bridge to Better Health project is dedicated to enhancing the health care experience for patients with intellectual disabilities by boosting the capacity of practice nurses to implement annual health assessments in primary healthcare settings.

This study aims to look at the sleep health beliefs of healthcare students through a short 15-minute survey.

Researchers at The University of Queensland (UQ) are studying how children with listening difficulties perform on tests of auditory processing, language, attention, and memory.

In this treatment study, we are coaching parents to conduct exposure therapy with children who are shy.

Women with epilepsy aged 40 and above are invited to take part in the WELL Study.

The objective of this study is to evaluate the relationship between the pelvic floor and the hip muscles.

Adults' language choices when interacting with children have previously been shown to contribute to Theory of Mind (ToM) development in early childhood.