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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.

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Barriers to the management of obesity in primary care

Nov 08, 2024

Barriers to the management of obesity in primary care Have your say! We present the opportunity for our fellows and
Have you made or received a referral using the IAR-DST in primary care?

Nov 07, 2024

Researchers are conducting a study hoping to gain a better understanding of how people are directed quickly to the care
What resources are required to deprescribe opioids at transitions of care?

Oct 31, 2024

A research team from the University of Sydney is conducting an online, anonymous survey study about the resource needs and
Brief Survey: Ordering Herpes Simplex Virus serology in General Practice

Sept 19, 2024

You are invited to participate in a 3-minute, anonymous questionnaire about ordering Herpes Simplex Virus serology in General Practice. Western
What are the institutional barriers preventing healthcare workers from providing care?

Sept 02, 2024

The survey aims to identify and understand the various obstacles that healthcare professionals encounter, which hinder their ability to deliver
Cancer Survivorship Care in General practice – a national survey

Aug 26, 2024

You are invited to participate in an anonymous survey being led by A/Prof Carolyn Ee, Academic GP and Associate Professor
Healthy Ageing Survey

Mar 18, 2024

The purpose of this research project is to explore your thoughts and perspectives on healthy ageing in relation to your
Brisbane North PHN After Hours Health Needs Assessment | Health Care Service Provider Survey

Feb 07, 2023

As part of the Brisbane North PHN After Hours Regional Plan, Impact Co. is working with the PHN to review
General Practitioners’ experience on Bacterial Skin Infections – Voice your opinion

Feb 01, 2023

Treatment and management of skin infections are immensely challenging with the rise of superbugs. The prevalence of bacterial skin infections
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For more information on any of the surveys listed please contact the relevant organisation.

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