Research networks

Our goal is to demonstrate that evidence-based interventions can be successfully implemented and scaled-up in large and diverse health systems.

Addressing cardiovascular health through multidisciplinary research. We aim to improve cardiovascular health for current and future generations across Australia through clinical and transnational research.

We link researchers from across the University, its teaching hospitals and affiliate research bodies. We facilitate collaborative cancer research with the goal of achieving international excellence.

Connecting and engaging consumers, Primary Health Care professionals and our University community.. We aim to promote and embed a Primary Health Care approach centred on meeting people’s health needs throughout their whole life.

Created to improve future efficiency, quality, and efforts in digital health and informatics. Our vision is to prevent illness, promote wellness, and improve care through purposeful collaboration and innovation.

SPARTAN is a collaborative, multidisciplinary network dedicated to advancing knowledge, education and innovation in sport and physical activity research.

We aim to promote research and education and share knowledge and expertise in the rapidly evolving, multidisciplinary field of clinical imaging.

Improving the health of pregnant women, children and adolescents in low and middle income countries. We research to reduce childhood morbidity and mortality, emphasising locally sustainable solutions.

We focus on the ethical issues across health, medicine and the life sciences by applying approaches and methods drawn from the humanities and social sciences.

Bringing together researchers, clinicians and educators with the vision to create and disseminate new knowledge on pain to optimise patient outcomes.

Bringing together researchers and educators in Vietnam and Australia. We aim to improve the lives of people across Vietnam and beyond by generating and sharing new knowledge.

We're an inclusive community of educators and researchers committed to undertaking quality health professions education research and scholarship that contributes to an evidence-based approach to improving our learning environments.