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Primary Health Care Research Evaluation and Development |
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PHCRED in Queensland |
The PHCRED Queensland Collaboration links five University PHCRED programs at Bond University, Griffith University, James Cook University, Mount Isa Centre for Rural and Remote Health and The University of Queensland. Each of the universities offer a sequence of postgraduate coursework and research options, starting out with Graduate Certificates and extending right through to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). Contact us for more information. |
Fellowships and Support |
Since 2002 the PHCRED Queensland programs have provided Fellowships to over 100 novice researchers working in primary health care to conduct a research project. The fellowships included supervision and funding for salary, workshops, conference attendance, etc. Numerous other novice researchers have received in kind support from PHCRED program staff. |
Our team can facilitate workshops on a number of topics to support your research and evaluation projects. Topics include Project Implementation, project planning and evaluation, qualitative and quantitative data gathering techniques, questionnaire design and data management. Contact us for more information. |
Research Informing Policy Forums |
PHCRED Qld is currently planning our 2011 Policy activities to promote the uptake of research into policy and to provide a platform for a more cooperative and targeted approach to primary health care research. The event is a vehicle for initiating discussion on health policy priorities at national, state and local levels, so that the academic sector can align itself in planning future research priorities. 2008 Research Showcase 2009 Research Forum 2010 Research Informing Policy in Primary Health Care Forum |
Workshops and training |
PHC RED is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing under the PHC RED Strategy. |
Many former fellowship holders have gone on to MPH, MPhil and PhD studies. |
Our final intake of fellowship holders are currently working on their projects in preparation of presenting their research projects to their peers at the 2011 Annual Fellows Meeting to be held at the end of the year. 2010 PHCRED Queensland Fellows Meeting report |