Supporting People
Fostering the next generation of clinical research translators.
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Our Strategy
It is a requirement of National Health and Medical Research Council accreditation as an Health Research Translation Centre that Sydney Health Partners is health service-inspired and led.
Sydney Health Partners’ mission is to remove or reduce the barriers to the translation of research findings into evidence-based health care. To achieve this, our strategy prioritises improved outcomes in four operational areas:
- Supporting people - by fostering the next generation of clinical researchers
- Optimising innovation - by linking promising ideas to clinical priorities
- Enabling research - by enhancing governance, data sharing, consumer involvement and clinical trials support
- Increasing impact - by advancing the science of research translation to improve patient outcomes
Optimising Innovation
Linking promising ideas to clinical priorities.Read more of the post Optimising Innovationl
Enabling Research
Enhancing governance, data sharing, consumer involvement and clinical trials support.Read more of the post Enabling Researchl
Increasing Impact
Improving patient outcomes by advancing the science of research translation.Read more of the post Increasing Impactl
Clinical Academic Groups
Our activities in support of our priorities are largely delivered through collaborative networks called Clinical Academic Groups (CAGs), which link researchers and health service innovators in novel ways.
The CAGs build capacity and capability, enhance research support and advance the science of research translation.
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About us
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Impact
Stronger together: tales of innovation and impact from Sydney Health PartnersRead more of the post Impactl
SHP Fifth Birthday Celebration a Great Success
Held in the new Susan Wakil Health Building at the University of Sydney, the Forum featured a keynote address from the Secretary, NSW Health, Elizabeth Koff – and concluding remarks from the Chancellor of the University of Sydney, Belinda Hutchinson. Panel discussions included lessons learned about research translation during the COVID-19 pandemic, how to maximise ... Read moreRead more of the post SHP Fifth Birthday Celebration a Great Successl
