Centre for Military and Veterans' Health - The Charles Darwin University Node

The Centre for Military and Veterans’ Health (CMVH) is an internationally-unique, academic, community and military partnership which is dedicated to innovatively seeking solutions to military and veterans’ health issues through research, post-graduate education and professional development, e-Health and public debate.

The Charles Darwin University Node of the CMVH is part of the collaboration of three major partners: the University of Queensland (UQ), Charles Darwin University (CDU) and The University of Adelaide (UA).

CMVH brings together military and veterans’ health experts - researchers, health practitioners and serving ADF personnel and Reservists - who, through their combined talent, expertise and experience, seek to better understand and propose practical solutions to the health issues facing Australia’s serving and former military men and women.

The Centre actively works towards a healthier future for Defence personnel and veterans through best practice information sharing, innovative and inclusive research, strong and meaningful dialogue with ex-service organisations and veterans generally.

The CMVH includes the following five business units:

The project officer for the Centre for Military and Veterans' Health at the Charles Darwin University node is Alison Murray.