The National Health and Medical Research Council recognises that research translation is vital for transforming scientific discoveries into tangible benefits, ensuring new knowledge improves public health, informs policy, and drives innovation across Australia.

This course is your opportunity to gain the skills, strategies, and expert guidance needed to translate research into real-world impact.

Does this sound familiar?
You’re eager to make a real impact in the world but…
• You’re unsure how to navigate the complexities of implementing research into clinical settings or influencing health policies.
• You find it difficult to effectively engage key stakeholders – clinicians, policymakers, or consumers – in your research to ensure its relevance and uptake.
• You’re uncertain how to measure the true value and impact of your projects, or struggle to communicate these outcomes clearly to funders, health services, or the public.

Help is available!

Join us for the upcoming Research Translation Essentials Course and learn how to:
• Create impact-driven research that matters
• Engage stakeholders and consumers effectively
• Collaborate successfully with policymakers
• Leverage the power of co-design and implementation science
• Measure and communicate the value of your research to maximize impact
• PLUS more!

Learn from the experts
We’re excited to bring back some of our previous course presenters including: Dana Bell (MTP Connect), Dr Mark Mackay (Complete the Picture Consulting), Susan Hillier (UniSA), Gillian Harvey (Flinders University), Carmel Williams (CHiAPRT), Agustina Gancia, (HTSA), Benjamin Lewis (SAHMRI) + More!

These experts will guide you through the essentials of effective research translation, implementation, and health service improvement.