Genesis Research Services

03/11/2025

🧡 November is CRPS Awareness Month 🧡

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) is a rare chronic pain condition that can cause severe, ongoing pain often following an injury or surgery. Those affected may experience symptoms that deeply impact their daily lives including, intense pain, skin sensitivity, swelling, sweating, changes in skin colour and temperature, and limb movement issues. Unfortunately there is no cure.

Early diagnosis and specialist treatment are key to effective management. More research is needed to better understand CRPS and develop new and improved treatment options.

Today, our team is wearing orange pins to support "Colour the World Orange for CRPS/RSD" Day.
Read more here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/crps-awareness

26/10/2025

Living with knee osteoarthritis? Discover the latest in treatment options and how clinical trials are exploring new possibilities: https://genesisresearchservices.com/can-knee-osteoarthritis-be-reversed/

To see our current enrolling knee osteoarthritis studies click here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/join-a-trial/ #!/

Discover if knee osteoarthritis can be reversed. Learn about the best current treatments and explore clinical trials for potential new therapies.

22/10/2025

The Liver Foundation has released new resources to help individuals better understand the diagnosis and management of liver cirrhosis.

We work in collaboration with Gastroenterologist/Hepatologist Dr Lay Gan from Hunter Gastroenterology.

Dr Gan has a keen interest in liver disease research and is actively involved in clinical research, serving as a principal investigator for multiple clinical trials focusing on the liver.

For more information, visit: https://liver.org.au/

21/10/2025

Our October newsletter is here! Catch up on study updates, team news and more.

Catch up on the latest news and apply for clinical trials at Genesis Research Services.

24/09/2025

This World Pharmacists Day, we are celebrating the pharmacy profession and the vital role pharmacists play in clinical research and across healthcare systems worldwide.

Mahdokht, our Clinical Research Pharmacist, brings expertise and compassion to ensure the safe and ethical oversight of all trial medications. Her dedication and enthusiasm support participant wellbeing and reflect a strong commitment to quality, evidence-based care.

31/08/2025

September is Pain Awareness Month

Chronic pain is a complex and often invisible condition that can significantly impact daily life. It's more than discomfort, it can affect mobility, sleep, mood, and overall wellbeing.
Conditions such as arthritis, neuropathic pain, and musculoskeletal disorders are just a few examples of chronic pain that many people live with every day.

At Genesis Research Services, we're committed to supporting research that advances care and improves quality of life for those living with pain. Our highly experienced pain specialist investigators conduct clinical trials that give people the opportunity to access new treatments for pain, including medications and medical devices.

View our current trials or register your interest here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/join-a-trial

25/08/2025

Our new Good Clinical Practice (ICH GCP (R3)) Online Training Course is here!

Access comprehensive training on the latest revision of the ICH Guideline for Good Clinical Practice (R3), including:

• - The principles of good clinical practice;
• - Roles and responsibilities of investigators and other key stakeholders;
• - Informed consent, trial records, data governance, and trial conduct.

Read more here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/good-clinical-practice-ich-gcp-r3-online-training-course-now-available/

Enrol here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/product/good-clinical-practice-ich-gcp-r3-online-training-course/

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is an international ethical and scientific quality standard for the conduct of trials involving human participants. GCP training

19/08/2025

11/08/2025

WELCOME KERRY

Kerry joins our team as a Clinical Trial Coordinator. Kerry is a registered nurse with over 30 years of experience. She has an extensive clinical background in Intensive Care and experience working in the community in a dialysis clinic. She has also worked as a Clinical Nurse Educator in Primary Health Care in Tasmania.

During her nursing career, Kerry has contributed to several research projects. Most recently, she was a Diabetes Research Nurse for the Primary Health Network Diabetes Alliance, partnering with the University of Newcastle and HMRI, and worked as an Endocrine Nurse conducting Dynamic Endocrine Testing.

Outside of work, Kerry is a mother of two adult children and enjoys nature, reading, and meditation.

03/08/2025

WELCOME DR DOMINIC BARNES

Dr Dominic Barnes recently joined the Genesis team, bringing over 40 years of experience as a General Practitioner in all aspects of family practice in Queensland and New South Wales. Dominic brings nearly three decades of experience in the global pharmaceutical and clinical research industries in a variety of medical and commercial roles.

Dominic's clinical research experience includes serving as a medical monitor, medical advisor, and in medical affairs roles across Phase I-IV studies in a wide range of therapeutic areas, including ophthalmology, endocrinology, psychiatry, urology, oncology, haematology, cardiology, nephrology, and more.

Dominic was born and raised in Papua New Guinea and enjoys bushwalking, birding, keeping fit, and gardening.

30/07/2025

We've Moved!

We've settled into our new office and can't wait to share our space with you!
We're now at Ground Floor, 239-245 Denison Street, Broadmeadow NSW 2292 - directly across the road from our previous location.

Take a look around below and for more information visit our blog post here: https://genesisresearchservices.com/moving-to-a-new-office-2025/

23/07/2025

This Hepatitis Awareness Week and World Hepatitis Day on July 28th, we're raising awareness of how important ongoing research is in the fight against viral hepatitis.

World Hepatitis Day serves as a powerful reminder of the need for timely screening and global action against viral hepatitis. By detecting hepatitis early, we can prevent life-threatening complications and break the chain of transmission. Remember, a simple blood test can be the first step towards protecting your liver health.

At Genesis Research Services , we work in collaboration with Gastroenterologist/Hepatologist Dr Lay Gan from Hunter Gastroenterology.

Dr Gan has a keen interest in liver disease research and is actively involved in clinical research, serving as a principal investigator for multiple clinical trials focusing on the liver.

The theme for 2025 'Let's Break it Down' allows us to address the facts of hepatitis and break down the barriers that are stopping people from accessing hepatitis services for testing, treating, and vaccination. For more information head to https://www.worldhepatitisday.org/

Through ongoing research, we are contributing to the development of new treatments, enhancing understanding of the disease, and improving prevention strategies.