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Brisbane North PHN provides a listing of current research surveys. Health professionals are invited to submit their study or survey for feedback, or browse the listings below to participate.

Research surveys
Supporting GPs to address the social determinants of diabetes

June 18, 2026

This study aims to learn from primary care staff (including GPs, nurses, health workers and others) about their experience of
PrEP Empowerment Project GP Survey

June 02, 2026

We're inviting GPs to complete a short 10 minute survey on HIV-PrEP access to identify knowledge, attitudes, awareness and practices
Invitation to participate in digital mental health survey

May 29, 2026

e-Mental Health in Practice (eMHPrac) is currently undertaking a national survey of Australian health practitioners to examine the current knowledge
Green prescribing in urban GP

May 25, 2026

This research study sets to understand how general practitioners understand and use green/social prescribing in everyday clinical practice. Green/social prescribing
AI Skills for Public Health and Health Promotion Workforce

May 25, 2026

Do you work in the Australian public health or health promotion sector? We are currently recruiting participants for a Deakin
Australian primary healthcare practitioner survey on IUD insertion Assessment and Management of Pain (IUD-AMP)

May 25, 2026

Having an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted can be a painful experience for some people. The SPHERE Centre of Research Excellence
Allied Health Professionals' Engagement with Non-Specialists

May 19, 2026

This research is being conducted to explore how allied health professionals in Australia engage with non-specialist providers of support. We
OCEAN Study - Helping to shape the future of general practice

May 06, 2026

The OCEAN (Occasions of Care Explained and Analysed) study is a national research program providing unique insights into care provided
Calling All Cervical Screening Providers - We Need Your Expertise!

Mar 26, 2026

Healthcare professionals play a vital role in shaping how self-collection is offered as part of the National Cervical Screening Program
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