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Have you provided healthcare to kids or young people in out-of-home care (also known as kinship care, foster care, or residential care)? Researchers from CCCH and MCRI want to hear about what it has been like for you and your thoughts on how best to meet this group’s healthcare needs.
We know that providing healthcare to this group can be complicated and we want to hear from both those who do a lot of this work as well as those who don’t do much of it.
The survey takes up to 15 minutes to complete, and you can complete it anonymously.
Vaping amongst adolescents: Preventive and clinical support by General Practitioners and Paediatricians in Australia
This study aims to address the growing concern of adolescent e-cigarette use and highlights the crucial role that healthcare providers play in supporting cessation efforts.
Participating in this anonymous and self-administered web-based survey will provide valuable data on the current practices of Australian GPs and Paediatricians (including specialists and trainees) regarding vaping cessation among adolescents. Your input will contribute to filling current gaps in the literature and promoting evidence-based strategies.
LongSTEPPP Project
LongSTEPPP stands for the Longitudinal Study of Teenagers with Endometriosis, Period and Pelvic Pain in Australia and is a 5-year study starting in 2022.
We believe that period and pelvic pain can be managed to prevent chronic pain and endometriosis.
Recruitment for LongSTEPPP is now open. To see if you’re eligible, please answer a few short questions on our LongSTEPPP Pre-Screening questionnaire.
Visit the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute for more information.
Vax4Youth GP Survey
An important issue that arose during COVID was young people 12 to 17 years seeking vaccination without their parents’ consent. We would value your thoughts to explore this important issue so we can understand the clinical, ethical and legal implications for healthcare providers, young people and their parents.
Supporting young people to make decisions for their own healthcare and understanding when they have the maturity to do so is an issue faced by healthcare providers. What support and guidance is available to General Practitioners? How best can clinicians be supported in this area?