Themes
Women's and Children's Health
Our member organisations provide some of Australia’s most complex healthcare services for women and children, alongside cutting-edge research.
Monash Health runs Victoria’s only foetal therapy service, providing care for babies during pregnancy.
The Monash Children’s is one of only two paediatric hospitals in Victoria, and home to the state’s largest neonatal intensive care unit and Victoria’s largest paediatric sleep centre.
The scope of Women’s Health research across our network is vast and includes leading programs to improve the health of women across the lifespan, including healthy ageing, obesity prevention, reproductive health, infertility, pregnancy health, gestational diabetes, menopause, and Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
The scope of Women’s Health research across our network is vast and includes leading programs to improve the health of women across the lifespan.
Our aims and priorities are to:
The Women’s and Children’s Health Steering Committee brings together researchers, specialists and clinicians from across Monash Partners and includes the following subcommittees. They include:
Women’s Health Committee newsletter
Monash Partners is proud to support the following projects within this Theme:News and Resources
New Clinician Fellow program to support clinical academic careers In response to a lack of clinical academic pathways across all health disciplines in Australia, Monash Partners has launched a… more
From the Director: Monash Partners reaccredited by the NHMRC Monash Partners has been reaccredited by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) as a Research Translation Centre for… more
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