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Quality Of Life, Associated Psychological And Economic Family Impacts, And Trajectory Of Recovery In Aboriginal And Torres Strait Islander Paediatric Burns Patients.
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$86,117.00
Summary
Over a third of burns injuries in Australia are paediatric, with over representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. Burns are a major injury, having devastating long term consequences, connected to psychological distress, trauma, cost and disability. This research focusses on quality of life measures, economic impacts and psychological distress, investigating enabling and inhibitory factors to burns recovery in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and their family.
Recovery Of Left Ventricular Function After Insertion Of Left Ventricular Assist Device: Evaluation Of Echocardiographic Parameters And Longitudinal Analysis
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$124,676.00
Summary
In some patients with severe heart failure, insertion of a mechanical pump to assist the heart actually leads to recovery of the heart's function. More understanding of this process is needed so we can better predict and identify it.This project aims to assess the usefulness of ultrasound (echocardiography) in measuring heart function in patients who have a mechanical pump. Once its usefulness is established, we will use it to evaluate and attempt to induce recovery in such patients.
Communication Recovery In The Initial 12 Months Following Traumatic Brain Injury
Funder
National Health and Medical Research Council
Funding Amount
$77,832.00
Summary
The aims of this study are to learn more about how a person's communication recovers in the first year after a traumatic brain injury. The study will determine what factors may help people with traumatic brain injury recover their communication skills.