Research projects

Our research is built on priorities identified by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We aim to produce high-impact research, tools and resources that will have positive health outcomes for Australia's First Nations.

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Victorian Aboriginal Health Service – Young people’s health and wellbeing

This project supported the capacity development of an Indigenous Research Assistant through on-the-job learning about data entry, statistical analysis and report writing. This  supported the…

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Sharing the wisdom of our Elders

Sharing the wisdom of our Elders: Understanding and promoting healthy ageing with older Aboriginal Australians Project Aim To investigate what good and healthy ageing means…

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Valuing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Young Men

Valuing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young men Project Aim: This project aimed to identify how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young men remain strong…

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Antenatal care for Aboriginal women

Developing a health information system to support continuous improvement in antenatal care for Aboriginal women in the Central Australian region [Alukura] Aboriginal women’s health continues…

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Trauma informed care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women experiencing violence

First Response: Integrating trauma-informed care within primary healthcare for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women experiencing violence within primary healthcare Project Aim: To provide evidence…

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Victorian Aboriginal Child Mortality Study (VACMS): Phase 2

The Victorian Aboriginal Child Mortality Study (VACMS): Phase 2 – analysis of mortality and disparities for Aboriginal compared to non-Aboriginal infants, children and young people…

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Uptake of influenza vaccination in pregnancy among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women

Uptake of influenza vaccination in pregnancy among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women: A mixed methods study Influenza is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality…

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Service integration for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early childhood development

Service integration for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander early childhood development   Project Aim: To resolve the gap in existing evidence around best practice service…

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Resource development for the Let’s Start program

Resource development for the Let's Start program The Let’s Start project was initially funded by the Commonwealth government with funding for an extension of the…

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Insights into early origins of Aboriginal chronic non communicable disease

International research shows low weight (LBW) at birth is linked to later chronic adult disease. If this can be confirmed in the Aboriginal population it…

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