Health researchers at Curtin University want to hear from you to ensure the work they do meets your needs and the needs of your community. By having a say in health research, you can help to ensure the right research is done and make a difference.
Researchers at Curtin are working on a non-invasive alternative to intravitreal injections — eye drops that can deliver the medicine without the need for injections. They need the help of patients and carers with lived experience of back-of-the-eye disease, such as age-related macular degeneration and diabetic retinopathy.
Researchers from the enAble Institute would like to form a Community Advisory Group (CAG) for their recently established ‘Disability and Inclusion’ Domain of research. They are looking for 8-10 people with lived experience of disability, either living with a disability themselves or as the carer of someone with a disability. The researchers would like the CAG to represent people with visible and invisible disabilities.
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