Integrating Queensland research, education and care for better health outcomes.
We bring together research institutes, universities and health services to solve some of our nation’s greatest health challenges. By helping to translate Queensland research into practice as quickly as possible, we can improve health outcomes for many people. Communities, patients, families and carers often get involved in our work because it has a real impact on their lives. Discover how researchers are using wearable technology to predict falls in older Australians, advancing clinical care and patient safety. Wearable Technology and Fall Prediction in Older Australians
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Empowering clinicians to identify and reduce low-value healthcare
A Queensland project team aims to drive sustainable change in the hospital sector by empowering clinicians and local healthcare teams… A recent study highlights the power of peer support for new mothers experiencing postpartum depression in rural Queensland, offering valuable insights for community-based mental health care. Peer support for postpartum depression in rural Queensland
Pushing the boundaries in translational research
Professor Frank Gannon has a robust reputation for strategic leadership and an unrelenting drive to make a difference in the…
A warm Queensland welcome to the new AHRA Chair
University of Sydney Professor Don Nutbeam commenced as the new Chair of AHRA in July. BDHP Executive Director David Bunker…
Brisbane Diamantina Health Partners is a health translation collaborative network. Together, ten of Queensland’s leading organisations are on a mission to translate research discoveries into better health outcomes. Read more about our partners.
