Grampians Health promotes research being part of all we do and creating an environment where research is embedded as a core component of delivery of our health service.
We are committed to developing a research culture, where research and innovation is recognised, valued and utilised; where our staff undertake high quality health service-relevant research and we maintain systems that support ethical research and innovation.
Each year, we showcase our impressive range of research and innovation at Grampians Health. We are excited to share the powerful effect our research and innovation projects have on our organisation and community.
Grampians Health has joined an international trial conducted by teams at Auckland University, the Liggins Institute and the University of Melbourne which asks the question: "Can we safely reduce the risk of breathing problems for newborn babies by giving corticosteroid injections to their mother before a planned caesarean section?"
Grampians Health’s medical oncology specialist Dr Wasek Faisal has been awarded a Fellowship from the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.
Grampians Health's Research and Innovation on the Run Symposium has concluded for the year. Featuring presentations from researchers from across Grampians Health, this year's symposium showcased the depth and breadth of research happening at the regional and rural hospitals.
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