Category: News
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…
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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…
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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…
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Health Consumers Queensland Consumer Engagement Training for Researchers 14 & 18 October 2021
Brisbane Diamantina Health Partners (BDHP) and Health Consumers Queensland (HCQ) invite you to attend: Consumer Engagement Training for Researchers: Involving…
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Immunology into the Clinic Forum – June 2021
Brisbane Diamantina Health Partners and the Translational Research Institute hosted an Immunology into the Clinic forum on June 3, 2021….
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Queensland research making diabetes care user-friendly and mobile
Queensland researchers are using new technologies to develop a user-friendly mobile diabetes management system. Co-designed with people living with Type…
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Navigating her way to clinical research projects in Queensland
When Helen Breathnach arrived in Brisbane from Dublin, she was at a fork in the road. She could return to…
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Behind the scenes brokering opportunities for health leaders to collaborate
Chair of the BDHP Board Sue Scheinpflug originally trained as a primary school teacher, and her professional background is varied…
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AHRA WHRTN Award inspires five female health researchers in Queensland to advance their careers
This month, five female early and mid-career health researchers in Queensland received financial support from the Australian Health Research Alliance…
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Queensland announced as one of first nine HeSANDA nodes
The Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC) has announced the nine initial nodes of the Health Studies Australian National Data Asset…
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