Take part in a new research study developing a tool to enhance the diagnostic process for PTSD.
The study is working to develop a diagnostic tool to support the identification of PTSD symptoms that could assist in supporting people suffering from symptoms of PTSD in a faster, more accessible way.
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Help investigate a potential alternative diagnosis method that could improve the efficiency of diagnosis in the lives of individuals with PTSD.
Be among the first to assist in research focused on developing more convenient and accessible diagnostic tools for mental health.
Receive top-tier medical care and monitoring from experienced healthcare professionals.
There are no overnight stays. This is a virtual study.
To take part in this study, you will need to meet all the following (other criteria apply):
Unfortunately, if any of the following criteria apply to you, this study is not the right fit for you:
Please note, additional eligibility criteria apply.
If the study is deemed suitable for you, participation is expected to last approximately 5 weeks, with 3-4 study visits involved (remote)
Participation in this research is voluntary, participants may withdraw from the study at any time.
The study is working to develop a diagnostic tool to support the identification of PTSD symptoms that could assist in supporting people suffering from symptoms of PTSD in a more accessible way.
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a condition that can present following a traumatic incident. It can present in multiple ways and looks different for some people. It can manifest in symptoms of anxiousness, fear, avoidance, sleep difficulties and many other ways.
This study is important as it is working towards an alternative method of diagnosing the symptoms of PTSD that can support diagnosis in multiple environments and assist in distinguishing between PTSD symptoms and other mental health conditions in a more accessible ways.
This study is being sponsored by Senseye Australia. Senseye is developing tools to enhance and speed up the diagnostic processes for mental health conditions.
This is a virtual study, all visits will be completed remotely.
We're here for you! Click or tap the button below to read the study FAQs or to send an email to our friendly Patient Experience team:
It takes only a few minutes to see if you, or someone you care for, may be eligible — with no obligation to take part.
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