A promising wound dressing begins with a clinical problem, but it reaches patients through a much longer pathway. Researchers must understand what clinicians…
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Major surgery can be life-changing, but the operation itself is only one part of the clinical picture. A patient’s strength, mobility, nutrition, cognition,…
Clinical trial recruitment in Queensland is shaped by distance, population density, healthcare access, cultural context, and the way potential participants…
Necrotising enterocolitis (NEC) is one of the most serious gastrointestinal emergencies affecting premature and very low birth weight infants. The condition…
Ambulance personnel work at the point where illness, injury, grief and uncertainty become immediate. Paramedics may attend road crashes, sudden deaths,…
Cancer research is strongest when it reflects the people whose lives it aims to improve. Across Queensland, First Nations health workers are helping reshape…
Sepsis in children can deteriorate rapidly, but its early signs are often subtle. Fever, unusual sleepiness, fast breathing, poor feeding, mottled skin, or…
Medicines can produce very different effects in people who receive the same dose. Age, kidney and liver function, other treatments, diet, illness, and…
Health translation turns research findings into better decisions, services, treatments, and health outcomes. It sits between discovery and delivery, requiring…
Citation counts offer a useful view of how research travels through the health system. They show which findings are being discovered, discussed, and built upon…
