Have you led research that has led to real and valuable changes in health policy or services? These Awards are designed to recognise your work and help bring it to a wider audience!
Grants of $30,000 are now available for up to 10 research projects that use the Pathways of Care Longitudinal Study data asset.
This workshop will help busy policy and program professionals understand how to critically appraise research when designing their policy and programs.
Dr Anna Williamson’s key insights on how researchers and policy makers can work better together to improve public health
A comprehensive, society-wide response is required – but how close are we to achieving that?
The latest issue explores a variety of ways that we can respond to the global issue of childhood overweight and obesity.
This Evidence Check identifies strategies that foster the use of research evidence in population health policy and program delivery.
The Sax Institute is involved in a major new initiative to tackle antimicrobial resistance and predict outbreaks using artificial intelligence.
A one-day short course for researchers, policymakers, clinicians and other health care workers on economic evaluation.
Youth smoking rates in Aboriginal Australians, an interview with Dr Anna Williamson, our participation in a new initiative to tackle antimicrobial resistance, and more.
The Sax Institute has published an Evidence Check review focusing on digital health promotion interventions regarding children’s dietary intake
