Our impact · Historical initiatives

Past Projects and Initiatives

Discover the projects, programs and events that helped build research capability and collaboration across Western Australia.

Past Projects

Explore selected projects, funding programs and events from WAHTN’s earlier work. These records preserve the people, collaborations and reported outcomes behind each initiative.

Women’s health alliance launch at UWA in 2022

Women’s Health Research Alliance WA

Researchers and consumers working together to strengthen women’s health research and career development across WA.

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Allied health researcher Julie Glynn, whose research focuses on foot ulcer care

AHRA Wound Care Initiative

A national collaboration addressing wound care costs, standards, education and research priorities.

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WAHTN research community at Science on the Swan 2018

National Collaborative Projects

WAHTN’s contributions to national research translation priorities, including consumer involvement and wound care.

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Early Career Fellows receiving certificates at Science on the Swan 2019

Fellowship Programs

Supporting emerging research talent through translational research, biostatistics and wound care fellowships.

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Science on the Swan 2021, which included a day on the WA COVID-19 response

WA COVID-19 Research Collaboration

Coordinating WA’s research response to COVID-19 through shared expertise, infrastructure and clinical studies.

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A presentation at Science on the Swan 2018

Rapid Applied Research Translation Projects

MRFF-supported projects connecting research with health service needs, regional access and models of care.

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Dr Michael Mosley speaking at Science on the Swan 2019

Science on the Swan

A conference series connecting WA’s health and medical research community through research and partnerships.

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Current Activities

WAHTN continues to connect expertise across the partnership. Explore our active Communities of Practice and allied health collaboration to learn about shared priorities, activities and ways to get involved.

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