Kildare Road Medical Centre is supporting La Trobe University’s Grog Check Research Study, and eligible Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members are invited to participate.

The study is open to people aged 16 years and older who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.

Who Are We Currently Recruiting?

The study is currently seeking participants in the following groups:

Males	Females
16–24 years	16–24 years
25–34 years	25–34 years
35–54 years
55+ years

What’s Involved?

Participation involves:

• Completing a short questionnaire on an iPad.
• Having a brief conversation with an Aboriginal Health Nurse at Kildare Road Medical Centre.
• Receiving a $60 voucher in recognition of your participation.

Participation is voluntary, and further information about the study will be provided before you decide whether to take part.

How to Express Your Interest

Places are limited, and data collection closes on 30 November 2026.

If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please complete the expression-of-interest form or contact:

Register your interest below via the provided form or visit our contact page. 

Please note: Completing the expression-of-interest form does not constitute enrolment in the research study. Eligibility and participation will be confirmed separately.