Granting Body	Project Title	Investigators	Amount Awarded
NHMRC Project Grant	Improved support for regional and remote paediatric oncology families: a randomised controlled trial of videotelephony.	Wootton, R., Irving, Hallahan, Theodoros, D., Russell, T., Scuffham	$294,000
Motor accident insurance commission	Internet-based multidisciplinary assessment of patients following Traumatic Brain Injury.	Russell, T., Theodoros, D.	$25,000
NHMRC Project Grant	Telerehabilitation: Assessing acquired neurogenic communication disorders online.	Theodoros, D., Russell, T., Wootton, R.	$171,250
Royal Brisbane and Womens’ Hospital Research Foundation	Use of telehealth to conduct speech pathology assessments of communication and swallowing function following laryngectomy: A pilot study.	White, J., Ward, E., Theodoros, D., Russell T.	$10,000
NHMRC Project Grant	A telehealth application for the assessment and treatment of disordered speech in Parkinson’s disease.	Theodoros, D., Ward, E., Wootton, R., Russell, T., Scott, D., Cahill, L.	$362,876
Faculty of Health Sciences, UQ	Equipment Grant: A Telerehabilitation Large Image Projection System.	Russell, T., Theodoros, D.	$52,874
UQ New Staff Research Startup Fund	The reliability of assessing balance via low-bandwidth Internet based telerehabilitation.	Russell, T.	$11,998
Occupational Therapists Board of Queensland	Conducting home visits and functional assessments via the Internet for children undergoing rehabilitation: a feasibility and reliability study of telerehabilitation.	Hoffman, T., Ziviani, J., McKinlay., & Russell, T.	$16, 500
UQ New Staff Research Start-up Fund	Establishing the reliability of occupational therapy home visits conducted via the Internet	Hoffmann, T.	$11, 993