Research Strategy 2023–2028
Our journey to world-class care and research
CALHN’s Research Strategy outlines our roadmap for nurturing top-tier research talent, embracing innovative technologies and forging mutually beneficial research partnerships, to deliver enhanced patient outcomes.
Through our research efforts we aim to deepen our understanding of disease mechanisms and prevention, explore new treatment options, and develop diagnostic and predictive tools for disease detection and assessment.
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Learn from the past, prepare for the future: this is epidemiology
Research Pulse podcast Season 3 Episode 5 CALHN is a large health network, with 15,000-plus clinical and non-clinical staff members supporting over one million consumer visits to our hospitals and services every year. While daily clinical...
How art, AI and innovation are transforming cancer care at the Royal Adelaide Hospital
The radiation oncology unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) might seem like a place of complex machines and intimidating procedures. But for Associate Professor Michael Douglass, Principal Medical Physicist at RAH, it’s a space of...
New trial starts at the RAH: could cycling during kidney dialysis protect the heart?
Dialysis is a life-saving therapy for patients with kidney disease – but it does come with some side-effects. A new trial is looking at whether cycling during dialysis could prevent an unwanted impact on heart health. Patient Will signed up to...
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