JCSPHPC has a variety of exciting research projects actively seeking participants. Whether you’re passionate about advancing science, curious about new discoveries, or eager to contribute to meaningful studies, there’s a project for you. Explore the opportunities below and become a vital part of our research community today!
Gut Microbiota in Adults with Chronic Widespread Pain
This study aims to compare the intestinal microbiology of healthy individuals with that of adult chronic widespread pain patients in Hong Kong, to gain a better understanding of the causes of chronic widespread pain.
Eligibility:
- Participants have to be able to understand written and spoken Chinese
- Aged between 40-70
- Fulfill the criteria of one of the following groups:
Group 1: Experiencing chronic musculoskeletal pain in more than 3 areas of the body
Group 2: No chronic pain - Participants do not currently have cancer, autoimmune disease (such as rheumatoid arthritis), or metabolic disease (such as diabetes or thyroid disease)

Community Health Worker Recruitment (Third Phase)
Eligibility:
- Aged 18 or above
- With a completion of secondary Form 3 education
- Able to communicate in Cantonese
- Responsible and punctual
- Must complete 80 hours of training
Mental Health for Type 2 Diabetes Patients
The study focuses on evaluating the effectiveness of an 8-week online psychological intervention called ‘ACT for Dia-pression’ for individuals with Type 2 Diabetes presented with depressive symptoms. Upon completion of the assessment and training, you will receive a gift (worthy of $150) and a certificate of completion as appreciation.

Hong Kong Medical Professionals’ Mental Health and Effectiveness of Online Intervention
JCSPHPC’s Centre for Health Behaviours Research Care is recruiting local medical professionals to participate in this research to understand medical professionals’ mental health status and how an online intervention could potentially help improve their mental well-being. Upon completing the online intervention and three short online questionnaires, you will receive a gift (worthy of $150) and a certificate of completion as appreciation.
Eligibility: Medical professionals working in Hong Kong
