Projects Showing 109 - 118 out of 118 results Filter by Program - Any -Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health ProgramBiosecurity ProgramBiostatistics and Databases ProgramGlobal Health ProgramHIV Epidemiology and Prevention ProgramImmunovirology and Pathogenesis ProgramInfection Analytics ProgramSexual Health ProgramSurveillance and Evaluation Research ProgramTherapeutic and Vaccine Research ProgramViral Hepatitis Clinical Research ProgramViral Hepatitis Epidemiology and Prevention ProgramViral Immunology Systems Program Keywords Focus areas - Any -Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander healthCOVID-19 and emerging infectionsGlobal healthHIVHPVSexual healthViral hepatitis Research strengths - Any -Biostatistics, modelling and analysisCapacity buildingClinical trials and cohortsEpidemiology and surveillanceHealth economics and health systemsImmunovirologyNew diagnostic approachesPublic health interventionsSocial and behavioural sciences View more Sort by Earliest firstLatest firstTitle A - ZTitle Z - A EPIWATCH: Prevent the next pandemic with Epidemic Intelligence The Blood Donor Survey BREATHE - mitigating airborne threats to health Strengthening Laboratory and Diagnostic Capacity in the Indo-Pacific (IndoPacLab) The BREATHE Study A randomised controlled clinical trial of mask use in control of respiratory outcomes during bushfire season Enhance Walkabout A pilot project to improve sexual health engagement among young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people Cohort of AustraLIan wOmen with HIV (CLIO) The NSW HIV Prevention Research Implementation Science Monitoring (PRISM) Partnership Sexuality, Community Experience and Network Engagement (SCENE) Telehealth Experiences for Aboriginal people in sexual health (TEAS) Pagination First page << Previous page < Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Current page 7
The BREATHE Study A randomised controlled clinical trial of mask use in control of respiratory outcomes during bushfire season
Enhance Walkabout A pilot project to improve sexual health engagement among young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
