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Research and Innovation on the Run is back for 2024. It's that time of year again: time to share and celebrate your efforts! Registration is now open for you to present your research and/or innovation and improvement projects in our On The Run showcase.  Register your interest to present at the symposium. The symposium will run over several weeks starting in late October. What can I present? All projects along the research and innovation continuum can be presented.QI and QA projects where HREC approval was not needed (e.g RE-TRed) can also be presented.We also welcome submissions from partner health services and collaborating research organisations.Grampians Health staff please note: you will need department approval for your content to be presented and that not all QI/QA projects can be presented to the public.What presentation formats are available? Short talk (live): A 5 minute presentation in one of our live group lunchtime sessions using MS Teams Short talk (pre-recorded): A 5 minute presentation that you can pre-record and we'll host on SharePoint and the Grampians Health research webpages Extended talk (live): A 15 minute presentation in one of our live lunchtime sessions using MS Teams Poster presentation: posters will be hosted on SharePoint and the public Grampians Health research webpage   Please note: poster templates are available for Grampians Health staff on the Branding SharePoint page. Register your interest to present at the symposium.  **If you are presenting multiple projects, please complete a separate submission for each topic.**This form will take about seven minutes to complete.  Not sure what to present? Have a look at what was presented at the 2023 symposium to get some ideas.

Want to know more about Community Health Support Services in Ballarat? Come along to the Community Services Expo on Tuesday 27th August 2019.

DonateLife Week 2019 is coming up. To celebrate, we are holding an Organ and Tissue Donation Information Session.

Presented by: Staff from the Grampians Regional Palliative Care Team, Ballarat & Regional Integrated Cancer Centre & Regional Cancer Centres Initiative.

Grampians Health Ballarat is the main public referral health service to the Grampians region of Victoria, with a catchment population of over 250,000 people. A teaching, training and research provider, we deliver care across all health settings, including: in home, community programs, aged care and all hospital admissions.

For Grampians Health staff members only.

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.

Quick links for GP Liaison, Grampians Health Ballarat Library, Medical Education and Resources, Research and other information for Health Professionals.

Grampians Health Ballarat Mental Health team work in partnership with individuals, their family and other supports to meet the needs of each individual, to create hope and assist the person in their journey towards a meaningful life within their local community.Service to our consumers will be offered in a respectful, genuine and person-centered manner.For 24-hours assistance, phone Grampians Area Mental Health Service, Access and Triage Team  1300 247 647. In an emergency contact 000.

The Grampians Public Health Unit (GPHU) has been established to strengthen the public health response to communicable diseases and other health issues. The unit is part of a new system of devolved public health units across Victoria, to provide a new state-wide system of public health delivery and oversight.