UQ researchers are looking for participants to complete an online survey about how they have or are currently helping their community during the coronavirus pandemic by donating, volunteering or how willing they are to help in these ways.
UQ is seeking advice from members of the public via a 10-minute online survey, together with OsloMet University of Norway, the University of Michigan in the USA and the University of Salford in UK.
UQ researchers are looking for Asian Australians (aged 18 or older) to complete an anonymous online survey on their experiences of coronavirus-related racial discrimination, social support, and psychological wellbeing.
UQ researchers seek clinicians who treat, and parents/guardians, of infants (0-2yrs) to hep with the development of a digital tool used to predict childhood obesity.
Health professionals who work/have worked with people with spinal cord injuries are invited to complete a survey on whether sex and intimacy is addressed in practice and how this area of practice could be improved.
Health professionals who currently see infants aged 0-2 years are invited to complete a short survey to help shape how i-PATHWAY — a digital tool to predict childhood obesity — is used in clinical practice.
