Human Health Research Services Platform
Starting a research project? Looking for joined up data management? The Human Health Research Services Platform can provide end-to-end support for your human health research project, including clinical trials, observational studies and population health investigations.
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Clinical research unit
Clinic space, equipment and nursing staff
Database design and development
Get things set up right
Manage the data for your trial
Data management and monitoring services
Randomisation Services
Get support with randomisation
Statistical support
Get support with analysing your data
Clinical Research Management System (EDGE)
Use EDGE to track and manage your study
Our Services
How can
we help?
We support investigators at all levels of experience to achieve research success. The Human Health Research Services Platform (HHRS Platform), hosted by the Liggins Institute at the University of Auckland, is a comprehensive, end-to-end, data-driven platform created from experience.
We can help with:
Project design, budgeting, and data management to conduct high quality research
Tools and services for researchers to set up and manage a human health research study
Supporting best practice in clinical trials research through education, data management, clinical support, and follow-up services
Cost-effective access to services for all research projects
Latest Work
Case studies
Read about some of the projects we’ve supported through the HHRS Platform.
Helping mothers with postpartum anaemia
PhD student Esther Caljé worked with the HHRS Platform team to help interpret the data from two studies looking at ways of treating postpartum anaemia – a condition that affects approximately one-third of mothers in the weeks after birth in New Zealand.
Helping mothers with postpartum anaemia
PhD student Esther Caljé worked with the HHRS Platform team to help interpret the data from two studies looking at ways of treating postpartum anaemia – a condition that affects approximately one-third of mothers in the weeks after birth in New Zealand.