Clinical trials are a very important part of medical research.
Our trials help researchers discover new effective treatments for mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and anxiety; where we not only examine possible new medications for the alleviation of symptoms, but also alternative treatments, such as new psychotherapy techniques.
If you have questions about any particular study or participation in general, please contact the study co-ordinator or our main office.
Development of novel ketamine formulations
Study co-ordinator
Professor Paul Glue
Email paul.glue@otago.ac.nz
Collaborators
Evaluation of brain glutamatergic mechanisms in patients with treatment resistant anxiety
Principal investigator
Professor Bruce Russell University of Otago School of Pharmacy
Study co-ordinators
Professor Paul Glue
Email paul.glue@otago.ac.nz
Dr Shona Neehoff
Email shona.neehoff@otago.ac.nz
Collaborators
We are now recruiting patients and healthy volunteers for this trial
Pilot study of subcutaneous ketamine in elderly suffering from depression
Principal investigator
Associate Professor Yoram Barak
Study co-ordinators
Professor Paul Glue
Email paul.glue@otago.ac.nz
Dr Shona Neehoff
Email shona.neehoff@otago.ac.nz
We are now recruiting patients for this trial
Oral ketamine tablets in patients with treatment resistant major depressive disorder – the Bedroc Study
Study coordinators
Professor Paul Glue
Email paul.glue@otago.ac.nz
Dr Shona Neehoff
Email shona.neehoff@otago.ac.nz
Collaborator
Southern District Health Board
Sponsor
We are now recruiting patients for this trial
