Researchers from The George Institute for Global Health invites clinicians to participate in a short survey.

Brian A. Beh
Brian A. Behon August 13, 2025
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Researchers from The George Institute for Global Health invites clinicians to participate in a short survey exploring how brain imaging could support anticoagulation decisions.undefined

Who is eligible to participate in this survey.

Researchers are seeking input from Registered clinicians in Australia involved in anticoagulation decisions /prescription for people with non-valvular atrial fibrillation (AF) who have not experienced a stroke.

Non-valvular AF refers to AF in the absence of moderate-to-severe heart valve disorder or a mechanical heart valve.undefined

What does my participation involve?

An online survey – participants can choose to complete a short version that may take five –seven minutes, or a full version that may take 8–13 minutes to complete.undefined

How do I register to participate

To express your interest in participating, please sign up for the survey online.

For more information.

For more information, contact the research team at imageaf@georgeinstitute.org.au

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Brian A. Beh-A Stroke Survivor.

Honorary Consumer Fellow, The George Institute for Global Health,

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