Research Studies

Comparison of diaphragm and pill users

A study to determine the number of women fitted with a diaphragm or cervical cap at family planning clinics across the Australian State of New South Wales (NSW) from 2000 to 2005. >> more...

Prevalence rate of chlamydia in Family Planning NSW centres

This study looked at the rate of Chlamydia infection in young women aged between 16 and 24 years of age who attend Family Planning NSW. >> more...

Vulvodynia Study

The aims of this study were to determine the lowest effective dose of Rectogesic ointment that relieved the symptoms associated with vulvodynia (vulvar vestibulitis syndrome) and to assess the tolerability of Rectogesic ointment use in women. >> more...

Aboriginal “Sexuality, Health and Facilitating Groups” professional education training evaluation

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Implanon acceptability study Phase 1

Implanon acceptability study Phase 1 >> more...

Evaluation of Truscan test for detection of abnormal cells of the cervix

This purpose of this trial was to evaluate a "Truscan", a new tool for the detection of abnormal cells of the cervix. >> more...

Copper IUD study

This study asked women why they choose Copper IUDs and their experiences with the IUD over a three year period, including bleeding patterns and how long women continue to use the IUD. >> more...

The Pill-Headache and Pelvic Pain Study

A randomised study to compare the effect of a new contraceptive pill, Qlaira®, to Microgynon®, on symptoms of headache and pelvic pain in the pill free period in otherwise healthy women. >> more...