Initiatives

Victorian Research
Translation Centre
Collaborative

The 3 Victorian Research Translation Centres:

  • Monash Partners
  • Melbourne Academic Centre for Health (MACH)
  • Western Alliance

have formed a collaborative to research and translate evidence to improve the health of Victorians.

The centres are committed to leading initiatives that accelerate translation of research into clinical care and deliver improved health outcomes.

Together with the Victorian State government the centres are developing projects that will contribute to the redesign and improvement of Victoria’s healthcare system and support a strong recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

The pandemic has provided an unprecedented window of opportunity for reform, including retaining and building on pandemic-driven innovations in service models and system design, and the opportunity to leverage the learnings from the COVID-19 emergency response to date to ensure we are able to mitigate the near and long-term effects.

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
Preventing recurrent blackouts with upfront pacemaker implantation Seven research projects were recently awarded funding thanks to our partnership with Equity Trustees. This collaboration recognises high impact research… more
From the Executive Director: The importance of plain language in health With Australia entering a new phase of the COVID pandemic, one where mandatory isolation has come to an end, many… more

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