Non-invasive Spinal Cord Stimulation: Consumer Perspectives and Priorities
type of intervention
Non-interventional, Survey
recruitment status
Recruiting
region
ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA
type of ms
Carers of person with MS, Clinically isolated syndrome, Primary progressive MS, Relapsing MS, Relapsing remitting MS, Secondary progressive MS
Non-invasive spinal cord stimulation “spinal stim” is a new treatment. Most of the research so far has been with people who have a spinal cord injury. There are early signs it may also help people with other neurological conditions, with movement and with other body functions.
Researchers at The University of Melbourne are seeking people living with a neurological condition to share their views and experiences regarding “spinal stim”.
Anonymous survey – 10-15 minutes.
Your feedback will help researchers better understand:
- Awareness and understanding of spinal cord stimulation
- Perceived benefits and concerns
- Research priorities and future directions
- Factors influencing willingness to participate in clinical studies
You do not need to know anything about spinal stim to take part. We want to hear from people who have never heard of it as well as people who know a lot about it.
- Adults with a neurological condition
- Live in Australia
- People who do not meet the above criteria.
Currently recruiting.
Dr Maya Panisset - maya.panisset@unimelb.edu.au
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NSW, ACT, SA, VIC, QLD, WA, TAS, NT.
Human Research Ethics Committee at the University of Melbourne HREC-2026-36780-85036-3
06/10/2026
