Partner with Us on a Type 2 Diabetes Weight Management Study

Supporting dietitians to deliver better outcomes through clinically led research and patient support.

Canopy Clinical is collaborating with healthcare professionals to support individuals living with Type 2 Diabetes through a structured weight management study.

We’re seeking dietitians to refer eligible patients and be part of an evidence-based approach to improving long-term health outcomes.

Check out the direct link to study below.

Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Weight Management Research Study

About the Study

This study focuses on supporting individuals with Type 2 Diabetes to achieve sustainable weight management through structured, clinically supported interventions.

Delivered by experienced health professionals, the program is designed to complement existing care and provide participants with the tools, guidance, and accountability needed to drive meaningful change.

The study aims to better understand how targeted weight management strategies can improve outcomes for people living with Type 2 Diabetes in real-world settings.

Why Refer Your Patients

Benefits for your patients:

Access to a structured weight management program
Ongoing clinical support and guidance
Evidence-based education tailored to Type 2 Diabetes
Increased motivation, accountability, and engagement

Benefits for you as a referrer:

Confidence your patients are receiving high-quality care
Reinforcement of your nutrition and lifestyle recommendations
Improved patient adherence and outcomes
Opportunity to be involved in a clinically meaningful study

How Referrals Work

1 Submit a referral

Complete our secure referral form using the link below.

2 We assess eligibility

Our team will review and contact the patient if appropriate.

3 Patient enrolment

Eligible patients are onboarded into the study and supported throughout.

4 Ongoing support

We provide structured guidance while encouraging continued engagement with their healthcare providers.

Referral form

If you have a patient who you think may be suitable for the above studies, or if you are interested in learning more about the trials, please fill out the form below.