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Projects

Currently Health Translation SA supports the work of several significant collaborative research projects, as well as several rapid applied research translation projects.

Flagship Projects

  • First 1000 days of life

    The first 1000 days of life is a key priority area of Health Translation SA with current activities focussing on […]

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  • Heart Disease and Rehabilitation

    Cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention has been identified as the translation priority in the heart disease area. It builds on […]

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  • No Australians Dying of Bowel Cancer

    (Formerly The Beat Bowel Cancer Project)

    This initiative has the goal of markedly reducing (eliminating) preventable deaths from colorectal cancer […]

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  • Registry of Senior Australians (ROSA)

    The Registry of Senior Australians (ROSA) monitors the health, service utilisation, medication use, mortality, and other outcomes of people receiving […]

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  • The South Australian Aboriginal Chronic Disease Consortium – Implementing the Road Map for Action 2017-21

    The South Australian Aboriginal Chronic Disease Consortium is the result of a collaborative partnership formed between the South Australian Aboriginal […]

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Medical Research Future Fund

In 2018 the national Medical Research Future Fund has enabled nine projects to be funded by Health Translation SA, through a $2 million grant allocation.

A commitment of an additional $6.1 million, for the next 3 years, has also been made by the Medical Research Future Fund to assist Health Translation SA continue its efforts to translate cutting-edge research into health impact.

These projects were supported by the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) as part of the Rapid Applied Research Translation program.

  • No Australians dying of bowel cancer (Round 2)

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  • Strengthening Aboriginal Capacity in Health Research Translation and Development in South Australia (StACTD) (Round 3)

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  • Needs based community mental health services: Implementing timely and needs based interventions in the community by applying algorithms to transactional health care data (Round 3)

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  • Data Access and Data Analytics – Including an exemplar Health Services Interface Data Project

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  • Providing Better Out-of-Hospital Care for Senior Australians

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  • Community breathlessness intervention services (Round 2)

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  • Acting fast to increase time-critical stroke treatments for all South Australians (Round 2)

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  • Safely sleeping Aboriginal babies in South Australia – doing it together (Round 2)

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  • The Healthy South initiative (Round 2)

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  • Improving Aboriginal Kidney Care together (Round 2)

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  • A12 digital support tool for mental illness (Round 2)

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  • The REMIT-2-D Project (Stage 2): In-hospital intervention for patients with Type 2 diabetes (Round 2)

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  • Aboriginal Chronic Disease Consortium: Improving Care across the Continuum (Round 1)

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  • Stroke data linkage project (Round 1)

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  • Establishing a Mental Health Registry (Round 1)

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  • Reducing the risk of being born too soon (Round 1)

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  • Stakeholder access to real-time patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) data for joint replacement (Round 1)

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  • Registry of Senior Australians (ROSA) (Round 1)

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  • No Australians dying from Bowel Cancer Initiative (Round 1)

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  • Measure and inform cardiac rehabilitation services across South Australia (Round 1)

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  • Reducing morbidity, mortality and costs by initiation of in-hospital intervention for patients with Type 2 Diabetes (The REMIT-2-D Project) (Round 1)

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National Collaborative Projects

At a national level Health Translation SA works collaboratively with the eight other Advanced Health Research Translation Centres on five national system reform projects, including:

  • Wound Care

  • Indigenous Researcher and Capacity Building (Led by Health Translation SA)

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  • Consumer Engagement

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  • National Framework for Health Service Improvement and Sustainability

  • Data Driven Healthcare

  • SA Health
  • South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)
  • Flinders University
  • The University of Adelaide
  • University of South Australia
  • Aboriginal Health Council of SA
  • Country SA PHN
  • Adelaide PHN

Health Translation SA

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PO Box 11060
Adelaide SA 5001

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

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

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