Research participant opportunities
All studies and surveys that are promoted on the Diabetes New Zealand website and social media channels are provided as a service to the diabetes research community. This research is not specifically endorsed by Diabetes New Zealand.
If you would like to promote a survey or ask for participants, email info@diabetes.org.nz.
Studies currently recruiting
Food, Diabetes and You
Artificial intelligence in shared decision making
The Impact of Diabetes in Early Adulthood: the TIDE Study
We are looking for young adults (16-25 year olds) with and without type 1 diabetes for a study on physical fitness, activity, and body composition.
Early adulthood is a challenging part of life. One can imagine that having a long-term health condition, like type 1 diabetes, while going through this stage in life is even more challenging. We are doing this study to learn about the health and fitness of young adults with type 1 diabetes compared with young adults without diabetes.
CONTACT US TO FIND OUT MORE
The University of Auckland – Department of Exercise Sciences: PHD Student Tyler Elliott tyler.elliott@auckland.ac.nz
Does continuous glucose monitoring improve outcomes in T2D?
The 2GO-CGM study.
Do you have type 2 diabetes and use insulin?
Do you have a smartphone or computer/laptop and internet access?
Investigators from the University of Otago and University of Waikato are looking for people to be part of a study to see if using continuous glucose monitoring improves health outcomes.
To be eligible you need to be at least 16 years old, have type 2 diabetes, and have an HbA1c of 64mmol/mol or higher.
Interested? If you live in Canterbury, Otago, Southland or Waikato and would like more information, we would love to hear from you – by emailing us @ 2GOCGM@gmail.com
(Health and Disability Ethics Committee reference: 21/CEN/75)