If you're living with a neurological condition and would like to take part in research, there are various WA and national research projects you can participate in. Research participation varies from filling out a brief survey to joining a clinical trial.

Multiple sclerosis and the NDIS: What does and doesn’t work?

Are you a healthcare professional who has worked in a role assisting people with MS to develop an NDIS plan? We invite you to participate in an interview and share their experiences. These interviews are part of a larger project titled ‘Assessing the impact of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)’. It is the first of its kind to produce an overview of NDIS access for people with MS in Australia.

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Social needs screening in MS care

Are you, or do you care for, a person with MS who has experienced unstable housing, family violence, or difficulty paying for food or bills? Researchers from The University of Melbourne invite people with MS and carers to participate in focus groups or interviews to explore how we can better identify social needs in MS care. Participants will be provided with a gift voucher as thanks for their time.

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Australian MS Longitudinal Study

The AMSLS collects real life data from people living with MS. It is a survey-based research study that has been running since 2001. The data collected is used by policy makers and MS medical and support services to create positive change and improve the lives of people with MS. The AMSLS is always accepting new participants.

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MS Community Conversation

In collaboration with MSWA, Perron Institute are seeking for adults living with multiple sclerosis (MS) to share their views on current treatments, future treatment options and mental health during a two-hour community discussion session. Participants will be compensated for their time with an honorarium of $100.

PLATYPUS Clinical Trial

PLATYPUS adaptive clinical trial will seek to reverse neurological damage caused by primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS). The first of its kind in Australia, the flexible nature of the multi-arm, multi-stage adaptive design will allow researchers to investigate the potential benefits of several existing medications simultaneously.

MS Trials

If you're interested in participating in MS clinical trials or would like more information on clinical research and trial activity, the MS Australia Clinical Trials Network is a great resource to read the latest on MS related clinical news.

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