Join Our Research Study
Are You Living With Heart Failure? Share Your Views on New Stem Cell Therapies

What this study is about

We want to hear YOUR views about proposed stem cell therapies for heart failure.

  • New treatments: Scientists are working on stem cell therapies to help hearts work better.
  • Your voice matters: Before testing begins, we want to know what people with heart failure think.
  • Just a chat: This is a one-time, private interview. It takes 60–75 minutes. No treatment or medical tests are involved.
  • Shape the future: Your views will help researchers plan better studies and improve how they talk about new treatments.

Think of this as a chance to have your voice heard in the future of heart failure care!

Who We Are

This study has been funded by the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF). This is a collaborative project led by researchers at Macquarie University, The Westmead Institute of Medical Research, The George Institute for Global Health, and Sydney Health Ethics.

What's Involved for Participants

  • Participation involves a single 60–75 minute interview conducted over Zoom, in person, or telephone
  • Interviews are audio-recorded
  • Participants will receive a $50 electronic gift voucher to recognise your time and any incidental costs

ARE YOU A GOOD FIT FOR THIS STUDY?

Please answer these questions to see if you can help us with our research.

ARE YOU?

  • 18 years of age or older?
  • Living in Australia?
  • Diagnosed with heart failure?
  • Comfortable speaking English?
  • Willing to discuss your condition, and your thoughts on treatment, in a confidential interview?

If you answered yes to all these questions, it looks like you may be eligible. Please provide your contact details below. A member of our research team will reach out to you soon to provide more information and confirm your eligibility. Taking part is completely voluntary, and you may withdraw at any time.

Contact Information

Personal Contact Details
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