Four major departments contribute to allied health research: pharmacy, nutrition and dietetics, social work and physiotherapy.
Allied health and clinical support services research is one of the newer research centres at the Women’s and is continuing to develop. Research in this area involves single allied health disciplines as well as collaboration with other women’s research centres and services.
The four major departments in Allied Health are concerned with exploring various clinical conditions and participate in clinical research to determine evidence based interventions and treatment for patients.
The Women’s pharmacy department and the Pauline Gandel Women’s Imaging Centre also play a pivotal role in research conducted by other services. Without their participation, many research projects at the Women’s would not be possible.
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Social Work research
Social Work research seeks to ensure current practice in areas such as counselling, advocacy, preventing violence against women and child protection translates to effective interventions.
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Nutrition and Dietetics
Research projects in the Nutrition and Dietetics Department are concerned with the impact of nutrition on various clinical conditions and its role in their prevention or treatment
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Pharmacy research
The Pharmacy Department supports research involving a therapeutic agent or a pharmacy-related service
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Physiotherapy research
Physiotherapy research at the Royal Women’s Hospital is embedded in autonomous and multidisciplinary clinical practice within the Women’s health and Paediatric service streams
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Achievements
Awards, grants and fellowships in Allied Health
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Publications
Awards, grants, fellowships and key publications in the Allied Health disciplines
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