Research study information & forms
This page includes links to information and consent forms for participants currently enrolled in the studies listed below.
HPV Vaccine Third Dose Study
This study is being done to better understand how the timing of the second and third human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines affects the body’s immune response in adolescent girls aged 9-17. The immune response will be assessed by blood tests.
The following forms have been provided for your convenience. Click on the links below to open and print the forms. You will need Adobe Reader to open the forms.- Invitation letter
- Questions and answers
- Appointment reminder letter
- Medical history/medication form
- Participant instructions
- Driving and parking instructions
See the HPV Vaccine Third Dose Study description on our Join a Study page for information about participating in this study.
Rotavirus Vaccine Study
This study will evaluate two licensed rotavirus vaccines that are routinely used in the United States. The purpose of the study is to compare the standard schedules, in which the same vaccine is given for all of the doses, with mixed schedules of rotavirus vaccine.
The following forms have been provided for your convenience. Click on the links below to open and print the forms. You will need Adobe Reader to open the forms.
- Invitation letter
- Questions and answers
- Appointment reminder letter
- Medical history/medication form
- Participant instructions
- Driving and parking instructions
See the Rotavirus Vaccine Study description on our Join a Study page for information about participating in this study.
For information about Group Health Research Institute (GHRI) studies looking for study participants, please see our Join a Study page.
Research at Group Health is reviewed by oversight committees that include Group Health staff and consumers. These committees ensure that:
- All studies have scientific merit
- All studies are consistent with Group Health's mission
- Study participants are informed of the risks and benefits of research
- Study participants give their informed consent to be part of the research
Participants' privacy and rights are protected. Researchers follow strict standards to guard the privacy of medical records and study information.
Participation is strictly voluntary. When people decide not to participate in a study, it doesn't affect their care at Group Health in any way.
If you qualify for one of the studies that's currently recruiting participants, please consider taking part. And, if you know others who might be interested, please pass the word.