Currently recruiting trials!
Institute for Musculoskeletal Health
A partnership in musculoskeletal health and physical activity with University of Sydney and Sydney Local Health District
The Institute for Musculoskeletal Health conducts research to reduce the global burden of musculoskeletal disease. We are currently looking for people to take part in some of our clinical trials, surveys and campaigns. We invite you to share the below with your professional and personal networks who may be interested.
Some are seeking members of the public:
Others are seeking contributions from health professionals and researchers:
Studies seeking members of the public
Active Women over 50 study
Do you want support to be more active?
Researchers at The University of Sydney are looking for volunteers to participate in a program aiming to increase physical activity in women aged 50+.?The program involves:?
?? telephone health coaching from a physiotherapist?
?? motivational messages via email or SMS for 6 months to help increase your physical activity?
??? access to online resources?
?? access to a private Facebook group.
To be eligible, you need to be a woman aged 50+, living in the community in NSW, and have access to the internet. Learn more at www.activewomenover50.org.au or contact the team for more information: [email protected], (02) 8627 6242.?
Survey: seeking people with an upcoming hip or knee replacement surgery
We want to talk to you and hear your concerns and expectations about the pain medicines you will be given when you go home from hospital.
Please complete this survey if you are interested in getting involved: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=PACCHJMHPY3L7HLX
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OASIS trial - have you recently developed sciatica or a back pain problem with pain going down your leg?
Researchers at the University of Sydney are conducting a clinical trial investigating if a commonly used anti-inflammatory medicine is effective in reducing the pain of sciatica. If your sciatica pain started less than 6 weeks ago, this study may be suitable for you. Open to eligible adults across Australia. No travel required. ?
Check if you might be eligible:?https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=DNK3AHTPDCAL7JAD or call 0466 960 939 for more information. ?
Survey: seeking people aged 10+ living with brain injury moderate-to-severe traumatic
Brain Injury Australia is an Associate Investigator on this #MRFF funded project to develop Australian guidelines for physical activity after traumatic brain injury. Help the researchers develop these guidelines by sharing your preferences for physical activity in this short survey: https://tiny.cc/bridges_survey? ?
Studies seeking health professionals and researchers
Survey: do you prescribe pain medicines for people after they have had a total hip or knee replacement?
We would like to hear from you. Please register your interest to be interviewed here: https://redcap.sydney.edu.au/surveys/?s=NJH7AFXL3NCH8M8C
Survey: are you a health professional with experience in knee pain management?
We are seeking your input about what labels health professionals use for knee pain.
Use this link to complete a quick survey (<15 min): https://sydney.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7WHWROc5QEYXZRA
Thank you for contributing to this crucial work!
Physiotherapy Evidence Database (PEDro) celebrates its 25th anniversary!
This year PEDro is celebrating 25 years of informing evidence-based physiotherapy practice. As part of the celebrations, PEDro is looking to expand the Top 20 trials to the Top 25 trials. These trials are submitted by PEDro users and have been identified as important randomised controlled trials in the field of physiotherapy.
To contribute to the identification and inclusion of the next 5 trials, you are invited to nominated randomised controlled trials that evaluate physiotherapy interventions, answer important clinical questions in? a methodologically robust and innovative way, and are a primary report published in a peer-reviewed journal article between July 2019 and August 2024.