Themes
Critical, Perioperative
and Emergency Care
Monash Partners health services provide a fifth of Victoria’s critical care beds, nearly one third of the State’s intensive care unit (ICU) beds and house the largest trauma service in Australia – The National Trauma Research Institute.
Our talented researchers within this Theme focus on improved experience and outcomes for:
- Critical care
- Trauma
- Anaesthesia and perioperative medicine
- Emergency care
- Rehabilitation associated with these experiences:
- critical care
- trauma
- anaesthesia and perioperative medicine
- emergency surgery
- psychology and rehabilitation
- physiotherapy
- laboratory research related to bleeding disorders and therapies.
News and Resources
From the Executive Director: New resources to bridge research and quality in healthcare One of the greatest opportunities in healthcare is our ability to learn from the care we provide every day.… more
Introducing the Bridging Research and Quality (BRaQ) resources suite What is BRaQ? Bridging Research and Quality (BRaQ) is a system-wide initiative designed to streamline, strengthen and standardise the way… more
Meet one of our 2026 STAR Clinician Fellows: Dr Lisa Chen Dr Lisa Chen Senior lecturer, MACN Cardiac Stream Lead, BoN Honours Course Director, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Monash… more
EMCR Clinical Theme Co-Leads appointed Monash Partners is pleased to announce the appointment of four Early and Mid-Career Researcher (EMCR) Clinical Theme Co-Leads, who will… more

Our aims and priorities are to:
The Critical, Perioperative and Emergency Care Steering Committee brings together researchers, specialists and clinicians from across Monash Partners. They include:
Monash Partners is proud to support the following projects within this Theme:
In 2021 a Monash Partners Emergency Care subtheme was established under the leadership of Professor Diana Egerton-Warburton. The theme provides a unique opportunity for collaborative research and translation to improve healthcare for the community. The subtheme focuses on the problem of optimal, equitable access to emergency care and has led a large scale, collaborative funding proposal to address this complex space.