Volunteer for a research study

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.

Development of small nerve fibre pathology in chronic whiplash-associated disorder

This study aims to determine when after a whiplash injury these nerve findings can be observed and to better understand their clinical significance and possible causes.
Co-designing the redevelopment of the ACE Program to Improve the Communication and Social Emotional Wellbeing of Adults with Hearing Loss

Join an innovative research project to revamp the Active Communication Education program to improve the communication and social emotional wellbeing of older people with hearing loss.
The World of Toys

Participate in an online study about how adults over 55 years interact with children & toys
Understanding Parents Needs and Perception to Child’s Transition to Formal Schooling

This research partners with parents to identify families’ needs for support during children’s transition to primary school.
Central mechanism behind neuromuscular control of the shoulder

The study aims to offer new insight into the role of the brain in muscular control of the shoulder.
Validation of the Child Self-Regulation Scale

The current research aims to test out the validity and reliability of the Child Self-Regulation Scale and subsequently to seek the relational model between parent and child self-regulation in Australia.
The Nature of Neck Pain and Function in Tension Type Headache

This study may help to improve the management of people with tension type headaches in the future.
Positive growth or life lessons identified by older adults using COVID-19 as a context

UQ researchers are seeking individuals aged 65 years and over to discuss the life lessons they have recognised or personal growth gained their COVID-19 pandemic experiences.
The relationship between estimates of puborectalis muscle stiffness made with shear wave elastography and electromyography in men with chronic pelvic pain

This study aims to investigate the relationship between outcomes of novel pelvic floor muscle methods used to estimate pelvic floor muscle stiffness and EMG of the puborectalis muscle in men with chronic pelvic pain.
Exploring physiotherapists and patients' experiences and perspectives with the management of tennis elbow

This study seeks to examine physiotherapists' and patients' experiences and perspectives with the management of tennis elbow. Information collected will help inform strategies to optimise care for people with tennis elbow.

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Recent studies

Development of small nerve fibre pathology in chronic whiplash-associated disorder

Co-designing the redevelopment of the ACE Program to Improve the Communication and Social Emotional Wellbeing of Adults with Hearing Loss

The World of Toys

Understanding Parents Needs and Perception to Child’s Transition to Formal Schooling

Central mechanism behind neuromuscular control of the shoulder

Validation of the Child Self-Regulation Scale

The Nature of Neck Pain and Function in Tension Type Headache

Positive growth or life lessons identified by older adults using COVID-19 as a context

The relationship between estimates of puborectalis muscle stiffness made with shear wave elastography and electromyography in men with chronic pelvic pain

Exploring physiotherapists and patients' experiences and perspectives with the management of tennis elbow

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