Participate in research

Participate in research

Explore current research projects at the ANU School of Medicine and Psychology that are looking for members of the public to participate. By taking part, you can contribute to important research and help improve our understanding of health and wellbeing.

Projects

Australian Interventional Pharmacotherapy and Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy Research Registry (AIPPAP-RR)

The project has been designed for the collection of outcome and safety data on the use of novel interventional pharmacotherapy approaches. The AIPPAP Research Registry is designed to capture real-world clinical data on the use of ketamine, MDMA, and psilocybin.

Theme

  • Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Clinical Care
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Research participation

Open for members of the public

Group

People

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Ketting Well

Help us understand your experience in accessing ketamine treatment in Australia.

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Research participation

Open for members of the public

People

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Quality, Experience and Safety of Telehealth (QuEST)

This transdisciplinary project, grounded in cognitive psychology, linguistics, and health social science, investigates communication and decision-making in telehealth consultations to enhance quality and safety, aiming to develop a novel decision-supporting tool for safe telehealth consultations across diverse English proficiency levels.

Theme

  • Brain, Vision, Mental Processes and Health
  • Diagnostics, Therapeutics and Clinical Care
  • Society, Culture and Health
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Student intake

Open for Honours, Masters students

Research participation

Open for members of the public

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