Welcome to The Sax Institute
The Sax Institute is a unique organisation in Australia. We build partnerships between researchers and health policy and service delivery agencies for better health.
Through these partnerships, we develop research assets and programs and strengthen policy and practice focused research.
The Institute has at its foundation a coalition of University and research groups undertaking population health and health services research in NSW.
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- FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: Round 3 NSW Health Capacity Building Infrastructure Grants Program
Funding is available to NSW research organisations conducting public health and/or health services research which aligns with NSW Health priorities for the period January 2010 to June 2013. - Global Health Governance - A Search for Meaning
The University of Sydney, by way of a gift, established the S.T. Lee Lecture Fund in 2008 to invite a distinguished scholar and/or practitioner on the subject of contemporary health policy to deliver an annual lecture. The S.T. Lee Lecture is named for Seng Tee Lee, a business executive and noted philanthropist. Dr Lee is director of the Lee group of companies in Singapore and of the Lee Foundation. - Public Health Association of Australia, NSW: Annual Dinner and Annual General Meeting 23 July 2009
The event will feature guest speaker Boyd Swinburn and the Public Health Association of Australia, NSW Branch will announce the winner of the 2009 NSW Public Health Impact Award. - Workshop - ‘thinking about how to get published’
PHAA NSW Branch & Australasian Faculty of Public Health Medicine Two workshops - 2nd and 3rd June 2009 Venue - Education Deanery, Level 8, 52 Phillips Street, Sydney Professor Jeanne Daly will run both workshops - Public Lecture on Health Literacy & Farewell for Professor Don Nutbeam
Australian Graduate School of Management, University of New South Wales, Randwick, Sydney - More Hot Topics
