There are many clinical and academic teams across Australia working hard to improve outcomes for people with osteoarthritis. Research is a vital part of this work. We would really appreciate your help!
Culturally responsive care in physiotherapy pain management for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
AHPRA-registered physiotherapists who work with clients with persistent pain (pain lasting longer than three months) are invited to take part in an anonymous survey exploring cultural responsiveness in physiotherapy practice.
The aim is to better understand physiotherapists’ knowledge, attitudes and actions when working with culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) background populations presenting with pain. The survey also seeks to identify what forms of cultural adaptations or support systems are currently in place within your work setting. Your input will provide valuable information that can help inform resources to assist physiotherapists to provide culturally responsive care in Australia. This study is using a snowball recruitment approach. Please share this invitation with your colleagues who may be eligible to participate.
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Please refer to the full information sheet after completing the initial screening. This is the link to complete the initial screening survey. The survey should take approximately 10-15 minutes and your responses will remain completely anonymous. |
Taking part in this research is voluntary. Your decision not to participate in this study will not affect your relationship with La Trobe University.
The research is being conducted by Sam Parkes (PhD student), under the supervision of Dr Casey Peiris (La Trobe University), Professor Clarice Tang (Victoria University) and Dr Bernadette Brady (Western Sydney University).
This research has been reviewed and approved by The La Trobe University Human Research Ethics Committees. If you have any concerns or complaints about this research study, please email humanethics@latrobe.edu.au or phone 03 9479 1443 quoting the following number HEC25384. Alternatively, you may contact us at C.Peiris@latrobe.edu.au or S.Parkes@latrobe.edu.au.
Australian Knee Injury Study
Do you know anyone who has injured their knee in the past 6 months?
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Unique opportunity to be involved in an important nationwide project.
The Australian Knee Injury Study is a registry of knee injuries to help our healthcare system get a better understanding of the extent of knee injuries in Australia, the types of assessments and treatments provided, and the long-term outcomes. It is entirely online (5-10min questionnaire) and confidential. |
Register here: https://redcap.latrobe.edu.au/redcap/surveys/?s=3NALWWRCR4RFJ7H9
Or visit our website for more information: www.kneeinjurystudy.com.au
Please complete this form https://redcap.link/researchpromotionrequest