Breadcrumbs List.
Research studies: (M-P)
The list below contains studies alphabetically arranged from 'M' to 'P.'
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Making sense of it: A guide for whānau of children who self-harm
We are looking for parents, caregivers and whānau members of young people who self-harm to help us develop a resource for use here in Aotearoa.
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Metabolic research
We are currently recruiting participants between 20-40 years old living in Auckland for a study on genetic and metabolic health.
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Pacific communities Covid-19 survey
Take part in an online survey to assess the priority health needs and issues that challenged Pacific communities during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Pacific health professionals Covid-19 survey
This online survey will assess the priority health needs and issues that challenged Pacific health professionals during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Parental values and child health outcomes in ethnic communities
We are talking with parents about the values of gender and health in within New Zealand's ethnic communities.
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Patient perceptions of hospital admission interviews
The aim of this study is to explore patient perceptions of medical interviews.
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Patterns of problematic online shopping during Covid-19 in New Zealand
Take part in a survey to share your opinions about online shopping and screen time habits during Covid-19.
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Priority setting of research gaps in child and youth mental health
Through this survey, the Cochrane Common Mental Disorders - Children and Young People Satellite aims to identify the most important research gaps related to mental health and wellbeing of children and young people.
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Promoting healthier food portions with the application of Augmented Reality
We are looking for participants to study the usability and impact of using novel augmented reality to visualise portion size of beverages using an augmented reality smartphone application.
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Pilot Virtual Reality Intervention study for people who have completed cancer treatment
The aim of the study is to investigate whether a virtual reality (VR) experience that induces awe is a feasible and acceptable intervention for patients post-cancer treatment.
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Pharmacological regulation of optical properties of the lens (PROPeL) study
Our study aims to use magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to investigate whether eye drops commonly used during eye examinations can change the water circulation and protein distribution in the lens.
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Predicting asthma attacks using digital technology
This research aims to develop a prediction model for asthma attacks by capturing changes in the body that may happen before an attack occurs, using smart devices such as smartwatches. The data will then be used with machine learning to look at developing new ways to predict asthma attacks.
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Oral steroid use in asthma
The University of Auckland is conducting a study for people with asthma. The study is looking at people's experiences and perceptions towards oral steroids.
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Psilocybin mushroom variability and consumer safety
The University of Auckland is exploring the link between psilocybin mushroom variability and consumer safety.