Macquarie University is conducting research to design a climate-ready health system and prepare communities to stay safe and healthy when climate crises strike.
This qualitative research, uses semi-structured interviews with Current, Previous or Potential rural GPs or GP-in-training to understand how job characteristics [agreements, responsibilities, rewards) influence choice of rural practice, focusing on experiences and perspectives of the doctor and the interplay between the characteristics, different rural contexts.
This study is looking at whether a personalised approach to asthma called ‘Treatable Traits’ reduces the need to take corticosteroid tablets.
Dementia ranks among the top causes of death for both men and women in Australia. This study aims to see if a personalised lifestyle intervention can alter the course of Dementia in participants.
This research aims to investigate the facilitators and barriers to pharmacist administered vaccination services from the perspective of the Australian pharmacist.
The Understanding the Diagnosis And Treatment of Secondary Hypertension (U-DASH) project which aims to understand what barriers and enablers clinicians face when diagnosing and treating secondary hypertension.
A research team from the University of New England are working on a project that will review all published medical evidence that describes the psychological treatment of depression in persons who also have diabetes mellitus.
Women are at higher risk of developing oral health problems during menopause. These oral health problems can significantly affect their quality of life.
This research aims to explore where and how Motivational Interviewing (MI) is being used with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
The ALIGNED study may help your patients with depression find the right antidepressant medication.