Participate in Research
Positive Life NSW regularly partners with research institutions and promotes research studies by other agencies or institutions in the interests of informing and guiding the development of services and resources to meet the needs of people living with HIV in NSW.
HIV Stigma and Discrimination 2022
Positive Life NSW is consulting with the NSW Body Positive about HIV Stigma and Discrimination. In the past four years, has your HIV status been disclosed without your consent? Have you experience any HIV stigma and discrimination? If you are living with HIV in NSW we’d like to hear from you.
www.surveymonkey.com/r/2022-hiv-SandD
Positive Quality of Life Research
The Albion Centre invites people living with HIV who access medical HIV treatment through the Albion Centre, to participate in a short online survey about the factors which impact Quality of Life in people living with HIV and how this might impact your engagement in medical care. Participants who complete the questionnaire will be eligible for a $25 supermarket voucher.
Albion Centre Quality of Life Study
The Flux Study
Flux is a study run by gay and bisexual men for gay and bisexual men across Australia. A study about you, and how life affects us all. Please share your experiences and opinions to help address issues affecting all gay and bisexual me. To show our appreciation, you’ll automatically go into a raffle to win gift cards to the value of $200.
www.flux.org.au
The RISE Study
Recent Diagnosis and the Impact of Support on Experiences of HIV (RISE) is exploring people’s experiences of being diagnosed with HIV and the changes in their lives following their diagnosis.
rise study
The SOLAR Study
The Switch Onto Long Acting Regimen (SOLAR) clinical study is investigating a switch from daily HIV medications to two injections administered every two months. Female participants especially welcome to inquire.
www.holdsworthhouse.com.au/study/investigating-a-switch-from-daily-hiv-medications/
The PAWS Study
The Prospective Ageing Well Study (PAWS) explores health and lifestyle patterns among older gay and bisexual men, to have a better understanding of how gay men are ageing, and whether this differs among gay men with HIV compared to gay men without HIV.
www.pawsstudy.org
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