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Investigating alternative models of care for identifying and treating obstructive sleep apnoea in spinal cord injury

MACH-Track PhD program
Respite care for children with a severe neurological impairment – evaluation of the Australian system

MACH-Track PhD program
Preparing primary care for precision diabetes

MACH-Track PhD program
Development and implementation of a shotgun metagenomic- based approach for microbiome characterisation.

MACH-Track PhD program
Detecting Retinal Hypoperfusion using Hyperspectral Imaging and Deep Learning

MACH-Track PhD program
Understanding epithelial barrier disruption and cell death patterns in paediatricinflammatory bowel disease

MACH-Track PhD program
Doctors as leaders: optimising the Australian Health Care System. Who leads, why do they lead, how do they lead?

MACH-Track PhD program
The therapeutic impact of acute intermittent hypoxia on people with chronic spinal cord injury

MACH-Track PhD program
Prehabilitation in total hip and knee arthroplasty

MACH-Track PhD program
Use of computed tomography multilevel body composition to predict chemotherapy toxicities and surgical outcomes in colorectal cancer treatment

MACH-Track PhD program

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