Research Studies
From time to time, ARNA members are invited to participate in research studies that provide value to the broader nursing community. The ARNA Research Sub-Committee will evaluate the study objectives and ethics and recommend participation to members.
Participation in research studies
If you have a research study that is relevant for the rehabilitation
nursing community and would like to invite participation, please contact
the ARNA Research Sub-Committee by sending your enquiry to
[email protected]
Current open research studies
How does identifying as a gay or bisexual man influence their nursing practice in rehabilitation?
Dr Mark Baker (Chief Investigator, University of the Sunshine Coast), Associate Professor Murray Fisher (Investigator, The University of Sydney), and Associate Clinical Professor Julie Pryor (Investigator, Royal Rehab) are exploring how nursing practice in rehabilitation is influenced by the nurse identifying as a gay/ bisexual man.
The research team would like to hear from self-identifying gay/bisexual men in nursing who hold AHPRA (NMBA) registration, and currently work in rehabilitation. Participation in this study would involve a 60-to-90-minute interview in-person or online (Zoom/MS Teams) at your convenience.
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Supporting Young Stroke Survivors Through Engaging Messaging (SYSSTEM)
Investigating the unique needs of young stroke survivors and how best to support them, with an emphasis on technological solutions.
Target population - young stroke survivors (18-30 years) who had a stroke before they turned 25 years, their caregivers and Health care professionals with experience working with young stroke survivors.
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