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NHMRC grant secured to accelerate health research translation
Health Translation Queensland has been granted $1 million from the NHMRC Support Research Translation Centres scheme to translate health research into clinical practice.
The grant will fund a 2-year project led by UQ Faculty of Health, Medicine and Behavioural Sciences Executive Dean Professor Danny Liew.
This project will expand HTQ’s activities to remove barriers between health research discovery and implementation by streamlining research processes and supporting skill development in the workforce to support healthcare outcomes for the community.
Health Translation Queensland is a partnership organisation that brings together 12 Queensland universities, medical research institutes and health services.
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