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Explore translational research resources for community groups, health consumers, health professionals, clinicians and researchers.

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Research Support Directory

Points of contact and information wherever you are on the research journey.

The Australian Clinical Trials Education Centre (A-CTEC)

Clinical trials training resources, freely available to Tasmanians.

Tasmanian Data Linkage Unit (TDLU)

Linked data for researchers combining Tasmanian and other approved data sources.

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Healthcare Redesign MOOC, University of Tasmania

The Healthcare Redesign program is a free, six-week course designed to equip you will the essential skills, tools and knowledge you need to drive improvements in healthcare.

Health Innovation Program, University of Tasmania

The courses in the Health Innovation Program help prepare health professionals for the challenges of providing safe and effective health services across many settings.

Graduate Certificate in Healthcare Redesign, University of Tasmania

Delivered over one year, this flexible, online program is designed to fit around the busy lives of health professionals working in the healthcare industry.

Consumer and Community Involvement Program

Learn how to get involved in health research. Understand the basics of Consumer and Community Involvement (CCI) in this free, 30-minute online course.

Discover:

  • What CCI is (and isn’t)
  • Learn how your involvement as a consumer or community member is the vital link between research and healthier communities
  • See a snapshot of CCI in practice

Developed by the WA Health Translation Network, the program is open to anyone wanting to get started with this important work.

Conducting High Quality Health Research Short Course, University of Tasmania

This 11-week short course will give you industry-ready skills and a crucial understanding of what goes into completing high-quality research projects.

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