University of Queensland researchers have secured almost $31 million from the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) to tackle health and medical challenges in Australia and around the world.
The 21 宅男导航 projects include research to improve the quality of life for people with dementia and their carers, support parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, and reduce hospital re-admissions for high-risk cardiology patients.
The largest grant from the MRFF to 宅男导航 will support research to improve the diagnosis and management of sleep apnoea in First Nations peoples by designing treatment programs in partnership with local communities to help ensure their ongoing success.
MRFF Grant Scheme recipients
2022 Clinician Researchers: Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health
- – Building capacity to prevent healthcare harm for hospitalised infants (Type 1 hybrid randomised controlled trial)
- – Randomised trial of parenting acceptance and commitment therapy for parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities
- – Implementing integrated psychological and physical care for Australians after road traffic injury
2021 Maternal Health and Healthy Lifestyles
- – Closing the gaps in maternal and infant health: the Deadly Fit Mums program
2021 Consumer-Led Research
- - Bridging the digital divide: building health self-efficacy through communication-accessible online environments
2021 Early to Mid-Career Researchers
- – Personalising innate-immunotherapy for superior treatment outcomes with large anticancer applicability
- – Community-based adaptive exercise for cardiorespiratory health in young people with moderate to severe cerebral palsy
- – Broad-spectrum vaccine design for flaviviruses and henipaviruses
- – Obstructive sleep apnoea diagnosis and management in First Nations communities: community co-design, local capacity building and place-based models for sustainable success
- – Maximising uptake of lung cancer screening and smoking cessation outcomes
2021 Primary Health Care Digital Innovations
- - Digital health transformation of rural primary health care through an innovative digital Indigenous primary health care delivery model
2021 Clinical Trials Activity
- – Incremental dialysis to improve health in people starting haemodialysis
- –Preventing chronic pain after whiplash road traffic injury
2022 Effective Treatments and Therapies
- – Implementation and scale-up of a consumer co-designed physical activity program for people with moderate-to-profound disabilities
2022 Stem Cell Therapies
- – Creating a replicable therapeutic framework for hereditary spastic paraplegias
2022 Dementia, Ageing and Aged Care
- – Enhancing utility of neuropsychological evaluation for earlier and effective diagnosis of dementia in Parkinson’s disease
- – Home hearing and vision care to improve quality of life for people with dementia and carers
- – Addressing oral health inequity and unmet dental care needs in vulnerable populations
2022 Quality, Safety and Effectiveness of Medicine Use and Medicine Intervention by Pharmacists
- – Optimising medicine information handover during transitions of care
- – Pharmacogenomics for better treatment of fungal infections in cancer
- – Reducing hospital re-admission for high-risk cardiology patients
The full list of funding outcomes is available on the .
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