The Sax Institute’s Research Action Awards recognise research that has made a significant impact on health policy, programs or service delivery.
We established the Awards in 2015 to acknowledge research that supports policy decisions that make a real-world difference to people’s health and wellbeing.
Thanks to our sponsors
We would like to acknowledge the NSW Ministry of Health and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia for their support of the Research Action Awards.
Enquiries
Ms Amanda Dominello, Research Manager
Phone: 02 9188 9560
Email: communications@saxinstitute.org.au
2016 Awards
Researchers focused on making a real-world impact on vaccine safety, maternal and reproductive health, and strengthening the Medicare system were winners at the 2016 Research Action Awards.
2016 winners:
- Associate Professor Kristine Macartney, National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance (NCIRS)
- Associate Professor Kees van Gool, University of Technology Sydney
- Associate Professor Angela Dawson, University of Technology Sydney
2015 Awards
The 2015 inaugural Award winners conducted research that had an impact on diverse areas – from being pivotal in having commercial sunbeds banned, to changing the way health workers communicate about vaccination with hesitant parents. Read more about the 2015 Award ceremony and winners.
2015 winners:
- Dr Anne Cust, University of Sydney
- Dr Santosh Khanal, NSW Ministry of Health
- Associate Professor Julie Leask, University of Sydney
- Associate Professor Farah Magrabi, Macquarie University.