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Implementation Science

Sydney Health Partners’ Musculoskeletal Stream is supported by the Sydney Musculoskeletal Bone and Joint Health Alliance (SydMSK) at the University of Sydney

Musculoskeletal conditions are the leading cause of disability worldwide, affecting 7 million Australians and costing the economy in excess of $35billion in lost labour each year

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The best way to get involved with the SHP Muscoloskeletal network is to contact its leaders directly, or email sydmsk@sydney.edu.au for more information about the group and it’s work

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Latest News

Sydney Health Partners and Health Districts Support Implementation Science
Seven projects have received pilot grants of $25,000 each after being shortlisted by the inaugural Sydney Health Partners Implementation Science Grant Program in 2020. The grants are in addition to the four projects funded directly by Sydney Health Partners last August as part of the program. SHP Executive Director, Professor Don Nutbeam, says the extra … Read more

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Researchers Assess New Approach to Post-Operative Care
With increasing evidence around the benefits of physiotherapy after surgery, a project is set to get underway examining new ways to extend the support.

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Implementation Science Expert Says Local Adaptation Needed for New Interventions
Dr David Chambers from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) in the United States has told a Sydney Health Partners’ conference that “some of our interventions are designed so that they are about as useful as a bicycle is to a fish.” “We assume that health systems are static, and consumers are homogenous, and that implementation … Read more

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Upcoming Events

Implementation Science Webinar: How to Conduct Pilot & Feasibility Implementation Trials in Clinical Practice
Implementation Science
Apr 23, 2021
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