Skip to content Skip to navigation Site map
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
Health Translation SA
  • About
    • About Health Translation SA
    • Who we are
    • Impact Report
    • Our Strategy
  • Our Work
    • Projects
      • Flagship Programs
      • MRFF Rapid Applied Research Translation
      • National Collaborative Projects
      • Connected Care Project
      • CALHN PreHab Project
      • Health Studies Australian National Data Asset (HeSANDA) program
      • Enabling an Insight-Driven Workforce
    • People
      • SA MRFF Working Group
      • The Embedded Economist
      • Capacity Building
      • Leadership and Collaboration
    • Platforms
      • Consumer and Community Engagement
      • Health Analytics Research Collaborative
      • Clinical Research Governance
      • Australian Clinical Trials Education Centre
  • Covid-19
  • Opportunities
    • Events & Training
    • Training
    • Funding
    • Community Engagement
  • News
    • HTSA News
    • Partner News
    • Newsletters
    • Publications
  • Resources
    • Spotlight Series
    • AHRA 2023 Impact Report
    • Community Engagement
      in Research Toolkit
    • HTSA Annual Review 2019
    • HTSA Annual Review 2018
    • Community Engagement Summit Report 2021
    • Community Engagement Report 2019-20
    • Community Engagement Report 2018-19
    • HTSA NHMRC Progress Report 2019
    • Stakeholder Forum Report 2022
    • Stakeholder Forum Report 2021
    • IRNet Showcase 2020 Report
    • HTSA SA Productivity Commission submission
  • Contact
  • Subscribe
    • LinkedIn
    • Twitter

HTSA MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme

EOI’s for this scheme have now closed. Applicants who are successful in progressing to the next round of the selection process will be contacted in due course.

  • About
  • Criteria
  • Application Process & Timelines
  • Files & Resources
  • FAQs

In partnership with The Hospital Research Foundation Group and the Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation, Health Translation SA (HTSA) is leading and coordinating the HTSA Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Catalyst Grant Scheme (Catalyst).

The Catalyst provides targeted funding to develop a pipeline of collaborative research projects undertaken by teams with members from at least 2 health services organisations and at least 2 academic research organisations/health and medical research institutes that address health service needs in South Australia.

This scheme focuses South Australian effort around the MRFF’s Principles and Priorities to ultimately increase SA’s success at winning MRFF funding.

This inaugural round of the Catalyst has a budget of $360,000 available to provide funding of between $20,000 to $60,000 per project for a maximum of a 1year grant period. Funding for the Catalyst is provided through generous support from The Hospital Research Foundation Group (THRF Group) and the Women’s & Children’s Hospital Foundation (WCH Foundation), contributing $240 000 and $120 000, respectively. Funds provided by the WCH Foundation for the Catalyst will be for projects that address maternal and/or paediatric health and wellbeing.

This funding scheme is led and coordinated by HTSA (and administered by SAHMRI as HTSA’s administering organisation) and oversight is provided by an Advisory Group. The Advisory Group comprises consumers, funders, and health services and is supported by the HTSA SA MRFF Network and linked to the Local Health Network (LHN) Research Directors’ Alliance

Points of Difference

The Catalyst is different to existing state-based health research funding schemes in the following ways:

  • It is multi-institutional and rewards meaningful collaboration across health services and academic research organisations/institutes
  • It focusses on consumer and/or clinician priorities to define and address an unmet health/healthcare need affecting health services in South Australia
  • It supports projects that align with MRFF Principles and Priorities to demonstrate local impact with potential to scale.

Expressions of Interest (EOI) closed at 5pm on Wednesday June 7th 2023 (ACST). Shortlisted EOI’s will be invited to submit a full application. 

All applications must meet the following eligibility criteria:

  1. The Administering Institution must be a HTSA Partner
  2. The “Principal Lead” must hold a salaried position at the Administering Institution
  3. The “Principal Lead” is only listed as a “Principal Lead” for ONE application to the HTSA MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme
  4. The application includes a maximum of up to 10 team members – of which 5 make up the Core Project Team and one of these is designated as the Principal Lead
  5. The Core Project Team must include:
    • team members from TWO health service organisations, of which at least 1 must be SA-based
    • team members from TWO academic research organisations/health and medical research institutes, of which at least 1 must be SA-based
    • ONE consumer
  1. The project can be delivered within 1 year of commencement
To be eligible to apply for funding under the WCH Foundation stream, one of the Core Project Team members must hold a salaried position at a service within the WCHN. 

 

Full grant guidelines are available in the ‘files and resources’ tab

Expressions of Interest (EOI) closed at 5pm on Wednesday June 7th 2023 (ACST). Shortlisted EOI’s will be invited to submit a full application. 

This Grant Scheme will follow a multi stage application process.

  • Expressions of Interest (EOI) were invited in the first instance. EOIs  opened in the week following the launch webinar and closed on Wednesday June 7th at 5pm (ACST).
  • Following the submission of their EOI, applicants who are successful in progressing to the next round of the selection process will be contacted in due course. These applicants will then be invited to submit a full application.
  • The project must be delivered within 1 year of  commencement.

Applicants should read and carefully complete the following documents:

  • Guidelines
  • FAQs

Expressions of Interest (EOI) closed at 5pm on Wednesday June 7th 2023 (ACST). Shortlisted EOI’s will be invited to submit a full application. 

Grant Documents

Grant Guidelines (PDF)

 

Launch Webinar Recording

Watch here 

 

MRFF Materials

  • MRFF Principles: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/australian-medical-research-and-innovation-strategy-2021-2026?language=en
  • MRFF Priorities: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/australian-medical-research-and-innovation-priorities-2022-2024
  • MRFF Initiatives: https://www.health.gov.au/our-work/medical-research-future-fund/all-mrff-initiatives#current-mrff-initiatives
  • Principles for consumer involvement in research funded by the MRFF: https://www.health.gov.au/resources/publications/principles-for-consumer-involvement-in-research-funded-by-the-medical-research-future-fund?language=en&fbclid=IwAR36OkPW8OyOhg-1Jb15QQNIc8Rho3OZFv6pEIFmhS2F0NCHu5M2vHVXNQo

 

Expressions of Interest (EOI) closed at 5pm on Wednesday June 7th 2023 (ACST). Shortlisted EOI’s will be invited to submit a full application. 

Expressions of Interest (EOI) closed at 5pm on Wednesday June 7th 2023 (ACST). Shortlisted EOI’s will be invited to submit a full application. 

 

Can I save the online application form and return to it later?

Yes, you can ‘Save & return later” to your application until the close date. You can select this option at the bottom of each page – please make a note of the code provided to you to allow you to return to your application. To return to your application click on ‘Returning?’ (top right-hand corner of the webpage) -you will then be prompted to enter your return code to resume your application.

 

Who are Health Translation SA’s (HTSA) Partners?

HTSA’s partners are: SA Health Department for Health and Wellbeing and the 10 Local Health Networks (LHNs), Adelaide and Country SA Primary Health Networks, Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health; Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia, SAHMRI, Flinders University, University of Adelaide, University of South Australia, Torrens University, and CSIRO.

 

How do I reimburse consumers?

Information on reimbursement for consumers is available here. Refer to page 8.

 

What is the definition of a consumer?

For the purposes of this Scheme, consumer is defined broadly by the following definitions from the National Health and Medical Research Council and Consumer Health Forum of Australia’s publication Statement on consumer and community involvement in health and medical research

 

Do I need to include a consumer on the Project Team?

Yes, the Core Project Team must include one consumer. Applicants are strongly encouraged to refer to this document which outlines the principles for consumer involvement in MRFF funded research and guidance on their implementation.

 

What is the Core Project Team?

The Core Project Team must include

  • team members from TWO health service organisations, of which at least 1 must be SA-based
  • team members from TWO academic research organisations/health and medical research institutes, of which at least 1 must be SA-based
  • ONE consumer

One of these Core Project Team members must be designated as the Principal Lead who will be responsible for the submitted application.

 

How many team members can be in a Project Team?

The Project Team can include up to 10 members, of which 5 make up the Core Project Team. There is no requirement as to the roles for the remainder of the Project Team. Inclusion of Early and Mid-Career Researchers (EMCR’s) (as post-doctoral researchers or those with equivalent experience) as members of the Project Team are encouraged.

 

Can a team member be on more than one application?

Yes, as long as they are not the Principal Lead. The Principal Lead can only be listed as a Principal Lead for ONE application to the HTSA MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme.

 

Can team members on fixed-term contracts apply?

Yes, as long as the person is salaried for the duration of the project.

 

What salary should I use for the purpose of the budget?

Please use the relevant salary scale of the organisation through which the person is to be employed when calculating salary requests. Do not use NHMRC Personnel and Support Packages (PSPs). Salary requests must factor in direct on-costs.

 

Do I need to provide a letter of support from the administering institution?

A letter of support is not required for the purpose of the EOI but will be required at the full application stage for those who progress to this stage.

 

What is the role of the HTSA MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme Advisory Group?

The MRFF Catalyst Grant Scheme Advisory Group includes members representing health services, the community, funders, and research administrators. The Advisory Group guides the development and governance of the Catalyst by advising on:

  • health service needs and the connection to the scheme,
  • how this process can best link to MRFF funding objectives and
  • the establishment of the grant administration processes.

 

What oversight does the HTSA MRFF Catalyst Advisory Group provide?

The HTSA Independent Board Chair, Dr Leanna Read, is Chair of the Advisory Group and will Chair the Review Panel. Some members from the Advisory Group will be members of the Review Panel.

 

What Intellectual Property (IP) will be requested in this Scheme?

There are no specific IP requirements. Requirements of the Funders – THRF Group and the WCH Foundation – and HTSA in relation to appropriate acknowledgements and publicity will be outlined in the funding agreement for successful applicants.

 

What are direct research costs?

Direct research costs are those directly related to conducting the project and may include research reagents, consumables, services, software, minor equipment (<$10,000 unit cost), and travel for the purposes of conducting the research program. For clarity, conference attendance, publication, open access fees, patenting and/or IP protection costs are not considered direct research costs and should not be included in proposal budget requests.

 

What are the Women’s and Children’s Hospital Foundation requirements?

  • Funds provided by the WCH Foundation will be for projects that address maternal and/or paediatric health and wellbeing. Maternal health and wellbeing includes issues relating to fertility, pregnancy, childbirth, and the postnatal period.
  • To be eligible for funding from the WCH Foundation stream a Core Project Team member must hold a salaried position at a service within Women’s and Children’s Health Network (WCHN)
  • Services under the WCHN include the Women’s and Children’s Hospital (WCH), the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS), the Child and Family Health Service (CaFHS), Metropolitan Youth Health, the Cedar Health Service and the Yarrow Place Rape and Sexual Assault Service.

 

Do two medical research institutes within the same University count as different academic research organisations for the purpose of eligibility?

No, the Core Project Team must include team members from two different academic research organisations/health and medical research institutes.

For example, the Robinson Research Institute and the Australian Institute for Machine Learning both sit within the University of Adelaide, and do not count as separate research organisations. Only one could form part of the Core Project Team, and that project must also have included a Core Project Team member from a different academic research organisation/health and medical research institute, such as the Rosemary Bryant AO Research Centre at The University of South Australia.

Refer to the guidelines for more information on the requirements of the Core Project Team.

 

What is the definition of EMCR’s?

Inclusion of EMCRs (as post-doctoral researchers or those with equivalent experience) as members of the Project Team are encouraged. The definition for each is:

  • ECR (within five years post PhD (i.e., within five years of their PhD award date), excluding career disruptions)
  • MCR (between five and ten years post PhD (i.e. between five and ten years of their PhD award date), excluding career disruptions)

If the team member does not have a PhD, there is the option to provide information on equivalent experience.

 

Do international academic research organisations or health services qualify as suitable collaborative partners?

National and international collaborations are encouraged. As long as they meet the criteria of the Core Project Team (i.e., at least one SA based health service organisation and at least one SA based academic research organisations/health and medical research institute) national and international collaborators can be on the Project Team. The health service organisation will need to meet the definition provided below.

 

Definitions

Consumer:

For the purposes of this Scheme, consumer is defined broadly by encompassing the following definitions from the National Health and Medical Research Council and Consumer Health Forum of Australia’s publication Statement on Consumer and Community Involvement in Health and Medical Research:

  • Consumer: patients and potential patients, carers, and people who use health care services
  • Consumer Representative: someone who voices consumer perspective and takes part in the decision-making process on behalf of consumers. This person may be nominated by, and may be accountable to, an organisation of consumers.

Health service organisation/healthcare service:

For the purposes of this Scheme, the terms health service organisation and healthcare service are defined as per the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care as “a separately constituted organisation that is responsible for implementing clinical governance, administration and financial management of a service unit or service units providing health care to patients. It can be in any location or setting, including pharmacies, clinics, outpatient facilities, hospitals, patients’ homes, community and primary healthcare settings, practices and clinicians’ rooms.”

In the context of SA Health, a health service organisation refers to an LHN, not a site. For example, two SA Health organisations would be SALHN and CALHN, NOT the RAH and TQEH.

For any enquiries about The Catalyst, please contact enquiries@healthtranslationsa.org.au

HTSA’s partners are:

  • Closed

Other Funding Opportunities

  • NHMRC; e-ASIA 2022 Joint Research Program funding commencing in 2023

    Closed Wed 30 Mar 2022
    Read more
  • NHMRC; Synergy Grant Scheme

    Closed Wed 13 Apr 2022
    Read more
  • NHMRC; GACD A Life Course Approach to Common NCD Risk Factor Prevention and Reduction for funding in 2023

    Closed Thu 2 Jun 2022
    Read more
  • NFMRI; General Grant Round

    Closed Mon 21 Mar 2022
    Read more
  • NFMRI; 2022 Alzheimer’s Disease Grant

    Closed Mon 21 Mar 2022
    Read more
  • Women’s Health Research Translation Network Grants; Early and Mid-Career Researcher Funded Awards

    Closed Mon 26 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • Cancer Council Beat Cancer Project Grant

    Closed Wed 10 Nov 2021
    Read more
  • Diabetes SA Research Grants Program

    Closed Fri 17 Dec 2021
    Read more
  • Wellbeing SA; Chronic Disease Integrated Partnership Grant

    Closed Thu 6 May 2021
    Read more
  • Wellbeing SA; Chronic Disease Integrated Partnership Grant (Round 2)

    Closed Thu 28 Oct 2021
    Read more
  • Lifetime Support; 2021 Research Grant Round

    Closed Fri 30 Jul 2021

    Applications will be open from 1 July 2021 at 9 am ACST and be closed at 30 July 2021 at 4 pm ACST.

    Photo by Nathan Anderson on Unsplash.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Clinical Trials Activity Grant

    Closed Wed 6 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 22 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Emerging Priorities and Consumer Driven Research; 2021 Chronic Neurological Conditions Grant

    Closed Wed 9 Mar 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 23 February 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Australian Brain Cancer Mission; 2021 Brain Cancer Research Grant

    Closed Wed 4 May 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 20 April 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Preventive and Public Health Research initiative; 2021 Consumer-Led Research Grant

    Closed Wed 13 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 29 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Preventive and Public Health Research Initiative; 2021 Maternal Health and Healthy Lifestyles Grant Opportunity

    Closed Wed 13 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 29 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Early to Mid-Career Researchers Grant

    Closed Wed 13 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 29 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Primary Health Care Research Initiative; 2021 Primary Health Care Digital Innovations Grant

    Closed Wed 13 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 29 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Preventive and Public Health Research Initiative; 2021 Chronic Respiratory Conditions Grant

    Closed Wed 13 Jul 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 29 June 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF Indigenous Health Research Fund; 2021 Indigenous Health Research Grant

    Closed Wed 2 Mar 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 16 February 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Research Data Infrastructure Grant

    Closed Tue 8 Feb 2022
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Stem Cell Therapies Grant

    Closed Wed 23 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 9 Feb 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Genomics Health Futures Mission Grant

    Closed Wed 16 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on Wednesday 02 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; EPCDR Initiative – 2021 Chronic Musculoskeletal Conditions in Children and Adolescents Grant

    Closed Wed 16 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on Wednesday 2 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; Research into Hearing Health 2021: Evidence-based Support Services

    Closed Wed 8 Dec 2021

    Minimum data due 1700 ACT local time, 24 November 2021.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Primary Health Care Research Grant

    Closed Wed 23 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 9 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Cardiovascular Health Grant

    Closed Wed 23 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 9 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Improving the Health and Wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Mothers and Babies Grant

    Closed Thu 25 Nov 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Traumatic Brain Injury Grant

    Closed Wed 9 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 25 Jan 2022.

    Read more
  • MTPConnect; Targeted Translation Research Accelerator (TTRA) for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease

    Closed Thu 25 Nov 2021

    An information session will be held on Tuesday 12 October, registration can be made here.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 GBM AGILE Grant

    Closed Wed 2 Mar 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 16 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Grant

    Closed Wed 16 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data closes at 5:00 pm (ACT Local Time) on 2 February 2022.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant

    Closed Wed 16 Feb 2022

    Minimum Data Dates: 

    Round 1: 5pm ACT local time on 25 August 2021

    Round 2: 5pm ACT local time on 2 February 2022

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Rare Cancers Rare Diseases Unmet Need General Grant

    Closed Mon 16 Aug 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 COVID 19 Health Impacts and Vaccination Schedules Grant

    Closed Mon 16 Aug 2021
    Read more
  • Round 4 or the BioMedTech Horizons Program

    Closed Mon 19 Apr 2021

    Expressions of interest close 19 April 2021.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2021 Innovative Therapies for Mental Illness Grant

    Closed Wed 21 Jul 2021

    Minimum Data: 5pm ACT local time on 7 July 2021

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Early Stage Translation and Commercialisation Support Grant

    Closed Thu 1 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • 2021 RACGP Foundation Diabetes Australia Research Grant

    Closed Mon 3 May 2021
    Read more
  • National Foundation Medical Research & Innovation; General Grant

    Closed Thu 18 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • Modern Manufacturing Initiative – Manufacturing Translation Stream (Medical Products)

    Closed Mon 29 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Rapid Applied Research Translation Grant

    Closed Thu 6 May 2021
    Read more
  • 2021 RACGP Foundation /ANEDGP Innovation Research Grant

    Closed Mon 3 May 2021
    Read more
  • 2021 TGL/RACGP Foundation Research Grant

    Closed Tue 6 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • NHMRC; Alzheimer’s Disease Grant

    Closed Thu 14 Oct 2021
    Read more
  • NHMRC; Partnership Projects

    Closed Wed 7 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • 2021 RACGP Foundation Family Medical Care Education & Research Grant

    Closed Mon 3 May 2021
    Read more
  • HCF Research Foundation; 2021 Translational Research Grant EOI

    Closed Fri 17 Dec 2021

     Expressions of interest are open and will need to be submitted by 17th December 2021 by 5pm by email to hcffoundation@hcf.com.au

    Read more
  • 2021 RACGP Foundation/HCF Research Foundation Grant

    Closed Mon 3 May 2021
    Read more
  • NHMRC; 2021 Synergy Grant

    Closed Wed 21 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Clinician Researchers Applied Research in Health Grant

    Closed Mon 10 May 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Neurofibromatosis Research Grant

    Closed Wed 7 Apr 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate Research Grant

    Closed Wed 5 May 2021

    Expressions of interest close 10 March 2021

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Paediatric Cancer Grant Opportunity

    Closed Wed 10 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • Department of Health; Primary Care Rural Innovative Multidisciplinary Models Grant

    Closed Mon 8 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; Targeted Translation Research Accelerator Program for Diabetes & CVD Grant

    Closed Mon 22 Feb 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Efficient Use of Existing Medicines Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Feb 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Stem Cell Therapies Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Traumatic Brain Injury Mission Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Genomics Health Futures Mission Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Primary Health Care Research Data Infrastructure Grant

    Closed Tue 23 Feb 2021

    Strategic investment in data registries, biobanks and data linkage platforms for primary health care in a range of settings. 

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Maternal, First 2000 Days, and Childhood Health Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Feb 2021
    • Maternal health 
    • Early childhood, or 
    • Exercise and nutrition.
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Quality, Safety and Effectiveness of Medicine Use and Medicine Intervention by Pharmacists Grant

    Closed Tue 23 Feb 2021

    Projects should aim to improve medicine use and medicine intervention by pharmacists in primary health and transitions of care.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Childhood Cancer Research Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Feb 2021

    • Stream 1-Cancer in children
    • Stream 2-Cancer in adolescents

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 International Clinical Trial Collaborations Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Mar 2021

    Clinical trial in Australia, in collaboration with international counterparts. 

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Improving Diagnosis in Cancers with Low Survival Rates Grant

    Closed Wed 10 Mar 2021

    Stream 1: utilise existing evidence to develop or improve approaches for the early diagnosis of ovarian cancer, cancers of the pancreas, liver cancer or lung cancer that have a clinically feasible pathway to implementation

    Stream 2: enable approaches for the early diagnosis of cancers with unknown primary site that have a clinically feasible pathway to implementation. 

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Cardiovascular Health Grant

    Closed Wed 3 Mar 2021

    Development of novel interventions, including therapeutics and devices, to prevent cardiovascular disease and stroke; develop novel treatments and devices to improve outcomes; and conduct small-scale development projects to establish feasible, evidence-based approaches aimed at improving survivorship and reducing morbidity.

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Indigenous Health Research Fund Grant

    Closed Wed 10 Mar 2021
    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care Mission Grant

    Closed Wed 10 Mar 2021

    $17.5 million across 4 streams. 

    Read more
  • MRFF; 2020 Early Stage Translation and Commercialisation Support Grant

    Closed Thu 1 Apr 2021
    Read more

Health Translation SA

Copyright © 2023 Health Translation SA

Postal address:
PO Box 11060
Adelaide SA 5001

Our staff team location:
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute
North Terrace
Adelaide SA 5000

  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter

Health Translation SA is an accredited Advanced Health Research and Translation Centre by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

  • Home |
  • About Us |
  • Site Map |
  • Contact |

Website design © 2019 Jeremy Carter

Top