Arthritis Queensland funds research projects aimed at increasing our understanding of the causes and impacts of arthritis and which seek to improve treatments and find cures.
Our research program is funded entirely through the generosity of gifts from donors.
University of Queensland
Arthritis Queensland Chair in Rheumatology
Queensland University of Technology
Arthritis Queensland Grant in Aid recipient 2020
University of Queensland
Arthritis Queensland's Gwen and Alan Warren Fellowship recipient 2020
University of Queensland
Arthritis Queensland's Gwen and Allen Warren Fellowship recipient 2019
University of Queensland
Arthritis Queensland's Gwen and Allen Warren Fellowship recipient 2018
Queensland University of Technology
Arthritis Queensland's Gwen and Allen Warren Fellowship recipient 2017
Australia is one of the research capitals of the world. Across the country there are countless teams looking into new ways of diagnosing, treating and ultimately curing all different types of health conditions, including arthritis.
There are two key places you can contact to learn more about the clinical trials looking into arthritis, and all other health conditions. If
you are interested in becoming involved in a research study these places can also give you information on the relevant study and can
connect you with the research teams:
Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry (ANZCTR)
The ANZCTR is an online registry of clinical trials being undertaken in Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere. The ANZTCR's search
function allows you to search and find clinical trials involving arthritis. Once you find a relevant trial, you will be able to contact the
person listed as the 'public contact' of the trial for more information.
Australian Clinical Trials is run by the National Health and Medical Research Council and the Department of Industry, Innovation and Science to provide information and resources about clinical trials and how you can get involved.