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Reducing dementia risk in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
This study seeks to clarify dementia risk and protective factors for Indigenous communities and develop targeted interventions that are cost-effective,
Postpartum smoking and vaping study
This study follows women who participated in the MOHMQuit study for a year after they give birth. Women who were
How do clinical placements at UCRH contribute to the work readiness of occupational therapy graduates entering the workforce?
In rural areas, there is limited allied health workforce, with many roles part-time and a high level of unfilled positions.
Low inflammatory diet and liver disease: testing a new online interactive nutrition guide with consumers
Metabolic associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) is the most prevalent chronic liver condition in Australia, affecting an estimated 5.5million people.
MOHMQuit – Midwives and Obstetricians helping Mothers to Quit Smoking – implementation trial
Our researchers have teamed with partners in five local health districts across NSW to tackle smoking in pregnancy through the
Engaging older men in physical activity groups
The Health Promotion unit with Northern New South Wales Local Health District delivers a suite of healthy ageing programs, including
The Memory Study
This study aims to improve outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living with dementia. Many people living with
Healthy Air
This project aims to synthesise, translate and disseminate the best available scientific evidence on the effectiveness of reduction measures on
Health from the Grassroots: consulting community about health and research priorities.
This project has been instigated by Aboriginal staff at UCRH. The premise is to work with the Aboriginal communities of
Healing Country: weaving knowledge systems to meet climate challenges
First Nations communities are at the forefront of human induced changes to climate and already experience negative impacts on health,
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