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Volunteers make our game-changing research possible.

Keen to get involved? There are many research studies within the Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences currently looking for volunteers.

Help us understand how children's homes contribute to their early development

We would like to invite expecting parents to participate in an online study exploring how the items within the home contribute to early development.
Exploring Out-of-School Activities for Children with a Delay in Language Development

This study aims to understand how children with language delays experience organised activities outside of school, like sports.
Understanding problems experienced by adolescent athletes with Osgood Schlatter Disease

There is little known about Osgood Schlatter Disease, so UQ researchers are conducting research to better understand this condition.
Exploring the lived experiences, preparation, and support needs of occupational therapy students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

This research is about understanding the lived experiences and support needs of occupational therapy students from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds participating in high-fidelity simulation-based learning activities.
Veteran Connection Programme: Empowering Veterans to Manage Identity Change

UQ researchers are seeking veterans to take part in the 'Veteran Connection Programme', a program developed to help veterans reduce the loss of identity and social connection that occurs during transition out of the Defence Forces.
Attitudes towards and perceptions of mental health and mental health service: comparison of Asian international students in Australia

Researchers are interested in understanding the perception of Asian international students towards mental health and mental health services.
What are the institutional barriers preventing healthcare workers from providing care?

The study aims to identify and understand the various obstacles that healthcare professionals encounter, which hinder their ability to deliver the best possible care to their patients.
Help us shape a healthy screen use program for Australian teens

UQ researchers are seeking teenagers and their parents and teachers for a study aiming to develop a healthy screen use program.
The Supporting Transitions into ECEC Programs Study (First STEPS)

First STEPS is an exciting new study exploring the experiences of children, families, and service providers as children transition into their first day-care service.
A qualitative study exploring perspectives on sports participation in athletes with patellar tendinopathy

The purpose of this research is to understand the perspectivesof on athletes' participation in court or field sports with patellar tendinopathy.

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Recent studies

Help us understand how children's homes contribute to their early development

Exploring Out-of-School Activities for Children with a Delay in Language Development

Understanding problems experienced by adolescent athletes with Osgood Schlatter Disease

Exploring the lived experiences, preparation, and support needs of occupational therapy students from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds

Veteran Connection Programme: Empowering Veterans to Manage Identity Change

Attitudes towards and perceptions of mental health and mental health service: comparison of Asian international students in Australia

What are the institutional barriers preventing healthcare workers from providing care?

Help us shape a healthy screen use program for Australian teens

The Supporting Transitions into ECEC Programs Study (First STEPS)

A qualitative study exploring perspectives on sports participation in athletes with patellar tendinopathy

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