by Sarah Keenihan | 23 Oct, 2024 | Allied Health, Articles, awards, Central Adelaide LHN Staff, Events, RAH, Research, TQEH
A buzz of collaboration and connection filled Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) last week, with more than 400 attendees taking part in CALHN’s inaugural Research Exchange. Over October 14-18, an enthusiastic crowd of researchers, clinicians, clinical...
by Sarah Keenihan | 1 Oct, 2024 | Central Adelaide LHN Staff, Our People, Podcast, Research
CALHN Our People Season 1 Episode 8 Associate Professor Liz Sutton is not your cookie-cutter health researcher. As Director of Research at Central Adelaide Local Health Network, she applies her diverse background and experience to guide effective healthcare on a...
by Sarah Keenihan | 24 Sep, 2024 | Articles, Central Adelaide LHN Staff, RAH, Research
Inviting men to talk with their doctors about issues “below the belt” might just save their lives, according to a new paper from Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN). Erectile problems and waking up to urinate multiple times in the night are relatively common...
by Sarah Keenihan | 19 Sep, 2024 | Articles, Central Adelaide LHN Staff, Events, RAH, Research, TQEH
We are delighted to announce the presenters for poster pitch sessions at CALHN’s inaugural Research Exchange, taking place from 14 to 18 October 2024. Book your poster session tickets here. CALHN Research Exchange dives into the world-class research taking place...
by Sarah Keenihan | 27 Aug, 2024 | Articles, RAH, Research
Kidneys are vital to life. They filter waste and excess water out of the body and help maintain blood pressure. So it’s a problem when kidneys aren’t able to do their job properly. New research from Dr Georgina Irish focuses on complex decision-making in...
by Sarah Keenihan | 1 Aug, 2024 | Articles, Research, TQEH
Developments in healthcare often take place bit by bit, study by study, as clinician scientists build an evidence base through research. But how can subtle improvements be detected and relied upon? It all boils down to the right study design, careful data collection...
