- Name of grant
- Administering Organisation
- Who's eligible
- Closing date
- NSW Office for Health and Medical Research
- NSW Health employees
- To be confirmed
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The Translational Research Grants Scheme provides grants to staff employed within the NSW public health system. The Scheme is designed to accelerate the development of research capability and evidence translation within the NSW public health system.
Contact: Dr Stephanie Blows
Phone: 02 9391 9733
Email: MOHGrants@health.nsw.gov.au
- Sydney Health Partners/University of Sydney
- Employees of Sydney Health Partners' member organisations
- Various
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To conduct transformative translational research that will accelerate the translation of research findings into scalable solutions to health service problems, directly benefitting patients and closing the loop between health care practice and research.
Contact: Assoc Prof Angela Todd
Phone: 0468 761 451
Email: sydneyhealthpartners.snrprojectofficer@sydney.edu.au
- Mid North Coast Local Health District
- MNCLHD employees
- Open all year
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The goals of the Higher Degree by Research Support Program are to provide employees of the MNCLHD who are undertaking Higher Degrees by Research with the means to enhance their research experience and to gain firsthand experiene of the grant writing process.
Contact: Nicole Raschke
Phone: 02 5524 2490
Email: MNCLHD-Research@health.nsw.gov.au
- Mid North Coast Local Health District
- MNCLHD employees
- 4 March 2019
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The Program is designed to increase research capabilities and capacity within the MNCLHD and improve health service delivery and patient outcomes.
Contact: Nicole Raschke
Phone: 02 5524 2490
Email: MNCLHD-Research@health.nsw.gov.au
- Cancer Institute NSW
- Eligibility is listed in the grant scheme guidelines
- March 2019
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The Cancer Institute NSW and Cancer Council NSW have agreed to fund world-class translational research in NSW through a joint call for Translational Program Grant (TPG) applications. This scheme is aimed at supporting multi-disciplinary approaches to cancer research that will rapidly translate research discoveries into clinical programs and policy. This may include programs which focus on the relevance of a biological discovery in human cancer risk, early detection, screening, prevention, diagnosis, prognosis and/or treatment or the translation of known effective treatments into clinical practice across the system by developing a program of practice based research and dissemination or implementation research.
Contact: The Grants Team
Phone: 02 8374 5600
Email: CINSW-Grants@health.nsw.gov.au
- Mid North Coast Local Health District
- MNCLHD employees
- 1 April 2019
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This Program is designed to implement practices/models where a strong evidence base (Level 1 or 2 as defined by the NHMRC), exists. The aim is to more readily translate the findings from high quality evidence into practice within the MNCLHD to further improve health service delivery and patient outcomes.
Contact: Nicole Raschke
Phone: 02 5524 2490
Email: MNCLHD-Research@health.nsw.gov.au
- National Blood Authority
- Eligibility criteria is listed in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines
- 5 April 2019
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Funding is available for up to 3 years. Applications are required to address evidence gaps in either patient blood management (as identified in the Patient Blood Management Guidelines), or immunoglobulin product use (as described in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines).
Email: R&D@blood.gov.au
- National Blood Authority
- Eligibility criteria is listed in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines
- 5 April 2019
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Funding is available for up to 1 year. Applications are required to address evidence gaps in either patient blood management (as identified in the Patient Blood Management Guidelines), or immunoglobulin product use (as described in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines).
Email: R&D@blood.gov.au
- National Blood Authority
- Eligibility criteria is listed in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines
- 5 April 2019
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Funding is available for up to 1 year. Applications are required to address evidence gaps in either patient blood management (as identified in the Patient Blood Management Guidelines), or immunoglobulin product use (as described in the Grant Opportunity Guidelines).
Email: R&D@blood.gov.au
- Cancer Institute NSW
- Eligibility is listed in the grant scheme guidelines
- May 2019
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The Research Fellowships are highly prestigious and competitive awards for researchers to build on their research capability and become leaders of their own research team. There are two levels of Fellowships on offer: Early Career Fellowships – are aimed at encouraging early career researchers to choose cancer as their selected field of research endeavour and; Career Development Fellowships – are aimed at mid-career researchers who demonstrate the potential to undertake research that will have major significance to cancer outcomes.
Contact: The Grants Team
Phone: 02 8374 5600
Email: CINSW-Grants@health.nsw.gov.au
- Agency for Clinical Innovation
- Researchers conducting research in NSW
- 7 June 2019
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The purpose of the research grant scheme is to undertake and source relevant, high quality research that informs NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation mandate, functions, strategic plan and priorities. The ACI provides funding for selected research grants, allocating grant funds across several small to medium size projects. These projects should reflect the ACI research priorities, and be 1.5 years in duration.
Contact: Ivana Goluza Riddell
Phone: 0409 289 642
Email: ACI-Research@health.nsw.gov.au
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