Shared Medical Appointments for Endometriosis
About the Study
Group medical visits are a new way to deliver healthcare, giving you the chance to meet other people with endometriosis and learn from each other’s experiences, as well as have regular consultations with a GP.
Western Sydney University is looking for people with endometriosis to trial a group medical visit program from a GP and a naturopath. If you are 18 or over, have been diagnosed with endometriosis, and can travel to WSIH Myhealth Integrative Medical Centre, Westmead for six 90-minute group medical visits, we would like to hear from you.
The group medical visits involve a consultation with a GP, and an education session led by a naturopath in a group setting with up to nine other people with endometriosis.
The study runs for 13 weeks.
Who Can Participate?
You may be eligible if you:
- Have been diagnosed with Endometriosis
- Aged over 18
- Are able to attend our research clinic in Westmead.
What's Involved?
Participation includes:
- Attend one on-line meeting
- Complete surveys about your health and general information
- Attend six 90-minute group medical visits
Why Participate?
You will:
· Receive medical care for free (six consultations with a GP)
· Receive health education on managing endometriosis
· Meet other people with endometriosis
Contact Details
Dr Alison Maunder Al.Maunder@westernsydney.edu.au
More Information
For more information https://redcap.link/xxzphe72
This study has received Ethics approval from the Western Sydney University Human Research Ethics Committee (H17333, July 2026) and is funded by the Jacka Foundation of Natural Therapies.