Current Research Opportunities
These are current opportunities to participate in research projects at QCIDD.
Tell us what you think about the GP!
We want to find out what people with intellectual disability think about going to the GP.
We want to find out
what happens
what good health means to you
what we should change
- you think we need to teach GP staff about disability
We can come to a place that suits you (in South East QLD) or chat on zoom.
It will take about an hour.
We'll give you a $50 gift card for your time!
We also want to talk to people again, so you will get a gift card each time you talk to us!
Read the flyer to learn more about what's involved!
If you are interested, fill out our form and we will get in touch with you.
Do you have Down Syndrome?
The Mater Intellectual Disability and Autism Service (MIDAS) are conducting a study to understand a condition that affects the mental health of young people with Down syndrome.
There is a condition that affects some young people with Down syndrome. It has been called different things, including “acute regression”. It affects teenagers and young adults. It starts with a reduction in communication and avoiding social situations or activities. Sometimes there are problems with talking to people who aren’t there or unusual movements. The young person may become extremely slow or start doing odd things. The cause is not known.
They are seeking the help of people with Down syndrome who are:
- Aged 18-30
- Have no major mental health problems OR
- Who have problems such as the onset of: a reduction in speaking / communicating; reduced interest in their family and friends; development of unusual behaviours or problems with moving.
To find out more, please read the flyer (PDF, 149.5 KB)or call Stephanie (Research Nurse) or Dr Cathy Franklin on (07) 3163 2412.