Australia’s first ‘revived’ kidney transplant
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Sydney Health Partners is a new kind of organisation, with a mission to
help translate research into evidence-based healthcare
We aim to deliver the benefits of research innovation to our patients and communities more quickly and consistently.
As an Australian Government-accredited Advanced Health Research and Translation Centre, our partnership aims to demonstrate that new evidence-based interventions can be successfully implemented and scaled-up in large and diverse health systems.
The applied research our Partners lead results in clinicians doing things differently in their daily work, and at every level of healthcare. Its research that speeds the journey of the great ideas into better health outcomes.
Partners Updates
New Method to Assist Fast-Tracking of Vaccines for Pre-Clinical Tests
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HRI wins ‘Best Workplace 2020’ Award
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Enhanced Remote Monitoring of COVID-19 Patients at SLHD Receives Federal Funding
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Woolcock Executive Director Awarded Eureka Prize for Outstanding Mentorship of Young Researchers
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Latest News
Sydney Health Partners and Health Districts Support Implementation Science
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Combined Calendar of Human Research Ethics Committee Meetings Helps Sydney Health Partners’ Researchers
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Demystifying the Health Research Experience for Consumers
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Clinicians Work to Improve Access to Effective Resources for Treatment of Common Disorders
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RART Grant Scheme Receives Big Boost
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Making an Impact
Molecular Test for Breast Cancer
In 2018, Chief Investigator, Dr Dinny Graham identified a novel gene signature called PROSPER-2. Her research indicated that testing for this signature could identify breast cancer patients who were at greater risk of recurrence after the removal of their tumour and therefore guide treatment choices. Dr Graham said a subsequent clinical trial with PROSPER-2, involving ... Read more
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What Do Our Partners Want to Achieve?
Address the challenges that are most important to the health system
Remove or reduce barriers to the adoption of new solutions in clinical settings
Transform how research improves patient outcomes
Enhance translational and implementation research expertise
Build capacity and remove barriers to the support of research
Promote collaboration to increase research scale and international competitiveness
Utilise digital health and informatics research to optimise models of care and care delivery
A Strong Partnership
Our partnership is made up of the Sydney, Northern Sydney, and Western Sydney Local Health Districts; the Sydney Children’s Hospital Network (at Westmead), the University of Sydney and ten affiliated medical research institutes.
Collectively, our Partners care for 2.7 million people, representing more than 10 per cent of the Australian population and 50 per cent of people across New South Wales.
Our unique advantages rest in the strong leadership of our Local Health Districts, a long history of successful collaboration between the University and research institutes and our scale of operation.
