Monash Partners has announced the launch of its new name and logo, marking a significant milestone in the organisation’s evolution. The organisation will now be known as the Monash Partners Health Translation Network, better reflecting its focus on translating research into better health outcomes through collaboration.
The refreshed identity represents Monash Partners’ ongoing commitment to collaboration, innovation, and community partnership across research, health, and education sectors.
“Our new name, Monash Partners Health Translation Network, better represents who we are today — a partnership of researchers, health professionals, consumers, and the community working together to drive innovation and improve health outcomes,” said Professor Carol Hodgson, Executive Director of Monash Partners Health Translation Network.
“While our identity has evolved, our purpose remains the same: to enhance health research and research translation to improve the health of our community.”
Monash Partners connects leading health services, research institutes, and universities to accelerate the translation of research into practice and policy. Its work spans clinical innovation, data-driven research, education, and consumer and community involvement — all aimed at improving patient outcomes and health system performance.
The rollout of the new name and visual identity will occur over the coming weeks across all digital platforms, communications, and materials.
About Monash Partners Health Translation Network
Monash Partners Health Translation Network is a partnership of researchers, health professionals, consumers and the community that innovates for better health outcomes. Monash Partners is accredited by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) as a Research Translation Centre and is a member of the Australian Health Research Alliance (AHRA).
