Research Recruiting Opportunities

We strive to empower patient-centered research and culturally appropriate community education by recruiting participants for clinical trials, surveys, focus groups, and interviews in partnership with our member organizations and many collaborators.

We do our best to empower our global community aiming to elevate the patient voice from different regions of the world, including regions who do not normally participate in clinical research.

Albert Einstein said, “Don’t listen to the person who has the answers; listen to the person who has the questions…”

GAAPP recruit participants to help your questions find the answers and inform better care delivery, improved treatments, new therapies, and better medical devices

Community Surveys

The experience and insights collected from a community can be used to help researchers learn about the unmet needs of patients and guide the development of new resources, educational materials and treatments. Anonymous surveys provide important information about essential issues within the community that need to be solved. If you have any questions, please email research@gaapp.org

GAAPP has been collaborating with the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies on a new programme of work about the future of COPD prevention and management at both the practice and policy level. As well as the production of an index which will compare countries. They are also undertaking a Delphi study. Participate in the survey: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=jjvZyuMbfkev96kAQ_f4JF5B1eH4Ax1DqWqw5zY0vytUMFE0QzhYR0w0UE5WNzk0TlQxRkc3UTJVMC4u

Your experience matters! If you’re an adult in the United States, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, Croatia, Poland, Serbia, Malta, and the Ukraine we hope you are willing to answer a few questions about the mental health impact of living with chronic atopic and/or airways diseases-
We need your voice. Share your journey and thoughts on your needs in our survey. Help shape the future of patient education. Click here to complete or scan the QR Code. 

Advisory Boards, Focus Groups and Patient Insights

Patients and caregivers have unique experiences that others can learn from, experiences that are unknown to researchers. Ad Boards serve a fundamental purpose in providing the patient voice, an informed perspective on the related topics being studied. 

The BURDEN initiative is a research project to examine the impact of Non-Cystic Fibrosis Bronchiectasis (NCFBE) on the everyday life of people living with NCFBE and their caregivers. It is also commonly referred to as bronchiectasis (without cystic fibrosis) or just bronchiectasis. Bronchiectasis is a chronic, often progressive lung disease characterized by irreversible and abnormal widening of the bronchi and chronic symptoms.

Looking for patients with Respiratory Virus (RSV) experience from all over the world, except UK, Spain and China.

Inclusion criteria:

  • 60 years or older
  • RSV doctors notice

To find out more information, email us at research@gaapp.org.

Looking for 7 patients globally

Inclusion criteria:

  • Adult 18 years or older
  • Diagnosis of non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis
  • Can speak basic English, French, or Spanish
  • All regions

To find out more information, email us at research@gaapp.org.

Education Recruitment Contribution Opportunities

Volunteer opportunities related to education such as speaking roles and video recordings to help share your patient journey. If they are interested in contributing but do not see an opportunity listed, they can contact info@gaapp.org   

Tell Your Story

Are you a person with COPD, atopic dermatitis, or chronic cough and want to tell your health journey or treatment story? GAAPP is collecting short video testimonials and is interested in hearing from you! Recording your story takes approximately 30 minutes and can be done using your smartphone. Interested to learn more? Email us at info@gaapp.org.

Clinical Trial Recruitment

Before a new treatment can be approved for use, a thorough process of research needs to take place. Clinical studies are an important step in that process.  Treatments might be new drugs, surgical procedures or devices, as well as new ways to use existing treatments. 

Help researchers test a modified asthma inhaler with an approximately 90% lower carbon footprint.

Inclusion criteria:

  • Mild to moderate asthma
  • Adult 18 years or older

Click here to see if you are eligible to participate

More information on the Inhaler Study can be found here: Inhaler Study

GSK – Asthma Inhaler Study

Asthma Advisory Board

Do you live in the US, have asthma or care for a child with asthma, currently using an albuterol inhaler? Lend your lived experience by participating in a patient and caregiver advisory board.
 
Inclusion Criteria: 

  • 18 Years or older or a caregiver for a child with asthma 
  • Diagnosis of asthma at least 6 months ago
  • Currently using Albuterol MDI as reliever/rescue therapy
  • Fluent in English

You will be compensated for your time!
 
If you are interested in offering your advice through 6-8 virtual (online) sessions, please email us at research@gaapp.org.

If you are interested in participating in any of these opportunities, please contact us at info@gaapp.org and reference the opportunity name.

Last Edited 12/11/2024