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Collaborative Networks

Our research networks draw from the strength of the Partnership to foster collaboration and develop new translational opportunities

Cancer
Sydney Health Partners’ cancer clinical network is closely aligned with the Cancer Research Network – a multidisciplinary initiative of the University of Sydney that links together cancer researchers from across the University’s faculties, schools, teaching hospitals and affiliated research bodies. The Network is designed to foster collaboration and translation in cancer research in order to ... Read more
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Cardiovascular
Our Cardiovascular network is closely aligned with the Cardiovascular Initiative (CVI) and through it to the Australian Cardiovascular Alliance (AcVA), the peak leadership body for the advancement of heart, stroke and vascular disease research in Australia. CVI provides a strategic interface between the fundamental cardiovascular research of the University of Sydney and its affiliated medical ... Read more
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Clinical Trials
The Sydney Health Partners Clinical Trials network is a multi-disciplinary group, including active clinical trialists and research administrators. Its strategic goal is for Sydney Health Partners to be recognised as the most productive and clinical trial-friendly research partnership in Australia. The network is working to promote the implementation of research results and embed trials into ... Read more
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Genomics
Recent technological advances in genetic, genomic and proteomic approaches are revolutionising the face of medicine. In the near future, all patients receiving medical care will benefit from genetic knowledge related to diagnosis, treatment, and how they respond to treatment. This creates a tremendous opportunity for new approaches to diagnoses and treatments across all areas of ... Read more
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Infection & Immunity
The Infection & Immunity Network collaborates around three core areas: pathogen emergence and spread, antimicrobial resistance and novel therapies, and vaccines and immunity. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic demonstrates the importance of this work. An immediate priority for the network is to establish a clinical vaccine trials platform in NSW, so that when new vaccines become ... Read more
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Implementation Science
Our Implementation Science program is a multi-faceted and interdisciplinary endeavour that draws on a wealth of clinical and academic experience across the Partnership. Central to the program is a Community of Practice that our members can join to engage in networking and share knowledge about initiatives to translate evidence into practice. Together, we are working ... Read more
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Informatics & eHealth
The Informatics and eHealth network is closely aligned with the Digital Health Network, which spans the Sydney Health Partners, as well as a number of major University centres and initiatives including the Charles Perkins Centre, the Brain & Mind Centre and the Cancer Research Network. We are an open network created to improve future efficiency, ... Read more
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Liver
Sydney Health Partners’ Liver collaborative network is researching the scale-up of novel, evidence-based, interventions and their application in community and marginalised settings. Focusing on the elimination of hepatitis C using Direct Acting Antivirals, the collaboration is enhancing sector capability, reducing clinical variation, developing platforms for data integration, increasing consumer engagement and closing the loop between ... Read more
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Mental Health
In an era where most of us can expect to live into our late 70s or even 80s, the life expectancy of people living with severe mental illness can be dramatically shorter. The average person with schizophrenia , for example, may die up to 10 years younger – their truncated lifespan the result of common ... Read more
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Musculoskeletal Health
The SHP Musculoskeletal network is closely aligned with the University of Sydney’s Bone and Joint Alliance (SydMSK), a multidisciplinary network of researchers with an interest in musculoskeletal health. Formed in 2017 as an initiative of the University of Sydney, SydMSK is collaborative network that aims to discover new methods to prevent, manage and cure disabling ... Read more
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Neuroscience
The SHP Neuroscience network is closely aligned with Sydney Neuroimmunology at the Brain & Mind Centre at the University of Sydney. The group is made up of internationally-renowned clinicians and researchers, at the forefront of research into neurological disorders associated with immune dysfunction. The team is leading a major research program, developing specialist diagnostic immunology ... Read more
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Renal
SHP’s Renal Network is working with renal clinicians and researchers from across the Partnership, fostering new relationships between and working with early career researchers and physicians. With a focus on Early Career Researchers and PhD students, the Network aims to foster the next generation of talent, building cross-institutional relationships and foster collaboration and networking to ... Read more
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Respiratory
By developing new, and supporting existing, collaborations from across the Partnership, we aim to support the implementation of evidence into practice that will ensure respiratory patients receive the highest level of evidence-based care. Now entering its third year, the Network combines clinicians from all facets of respiratory care, from specialist physicians to physiotherapists and pharmacists. ... Read more
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