Research and consultancy projects

The Graduate School for Health Practice undertakes research and consultancy projects both in Australia and internationally. The School works collaboratively with other Universities and agencies on many of it's projects. The research and consultancy projects particularly focus on maternal and child health, women's health and nursing, in remote communities, with Indigenous Australians and in South East Asia.

Australian Research Projects

1 + 1 = A Healthy Start to Life: (This project is led through Sydney University and the Graduate School for Health Practice, Charles Darwin University)	NHMRC
Indigenous Birth and Family:	ARC
Taking control of chronic disease: strengthening communication and education strategies supporting self-management for Indigenous consumers.	Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing
Can fetal fibronectin (fFn) predict labour at term?	NT Research & Innovation Grant
Women from remote communities birthing in town	NT DHF
Informed consent in Aboriginal health: the system's perspective	CDU Projects Grants
Culturally Responsive Engagement with Indigenous Researchers and their Communities	CDU Research Grant
Reducing and preventing occupational stress in the Remote Area Nursing workforce (This project is led through the Centre for Remote Health, Flinders University)	ARC
Recognition and management of sleep apnoea in primary care (This project is led through Flinders University)	NHMRC

Completed projects 2009 2008 2007 2006

Australian Consultancy Projects

Bridging Program for Internationally Qualified Nurses

Completed projects 2009 2008 2007 2006

International Research Projects

Completed projects 2009 2008 2007 2006

International Consultancy Projects

Off-shore Masters in Nursing and Midwifery

YAKKUM

Completed projects 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005