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  • Aboriginal Health Showcase 2025

    The MACH Aboriginal Leadership Group invites you to the inaugural MACH Aboriginal Health Showcase. This free event will highlight Aboriginal-led programs and initiatives addressing health priorities across our Community.

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  • Meet our fifth cohort of future healthcare innovators

    These eight exceptional individuals will soon combine postgraduate research training with clinical practice, aiming to drive innovation and improve healthcare outcomes across a wide range of specialist areas. This year, we proudly welcome three outstanding research-minded nurses and five trainee doctors specialising in endocrinology, haematology, ophthalmology, oncology, and respiratory and sleep medicine. The Fellows are ... Read more

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  • 2024 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards

    We’re thrilled to announce MACH partner health services featured prominently in the recent 2024 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards.

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  • Funding available for The Melbourne Poche Indigenous Health Leadership program

    MACH scholarshipsMACH is pleased to offer two scholarships of $5,500 each to support successful applicants to the Melbourne Poche Indigenous Health Leadership program from MACH partner institutions with funding to cover the associated participation fees. Should you or staff within your organisation wish to apply for support through a MACH scholarship, please indicate in your cover letter that “I am ... Read more

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  • HeSANDA: Making health data accessible

    The Health Studies Australian National Data Asset (HeSANDA) means researchers can now source, share and reuse data – leading to improvements in collaboration and greater opportunities to answer new research questions. Using HeSANDA can also lead to increased recognition for researchers and institutes, new partnerships and grants, and give projects a longer life. HeSANDA received ... Read more

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  • Mapping the Australian cell and gene therapy landscape

    A recent collaboration between the University of Melbourne Stem Cell network and HOYA consulting has resulted in detailed mapping of the Australian cell and gene therapy landscape in the global context.

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  • MacCS: supporting early to mid-career clinician scientists

    In August, MACH and the Melbourne Medical School Research Training Academy hosted Getting Started as a Post-Doctoral Clinician Scientist – a symposium where attendees gained a raft of invaluable insights and guidance for their burgeoning clinician scientist careers. The event was celebrating the launch of our new collaborative MacCS (Melbourne academic centre Clinician Scientists) Network ... Read more

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  • The Victorian Falls Prevention Alliance: from research to implementation

    Patient falls are a significant concern in healthcare – particularly in hospital settings where they represent the most frequent clinical risk. Current falls prevention strategies show variability in effectiveness and implementation across different health services. The Victorian Falls Prevention Alliance is working collaboratively to reduce falls injuries in hospitals – led by Professor Cathy Said ... Read more

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