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    Centre For Training In Clinical Cardiovascular And Cerebrovascular Research

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,000,000.00
    Summary
    This Centre proposes to expand its highly successful Centre of Clinical Excellence funded by NHMRC from 1998-2001. The Centre provided the opportunity in Western Australia for the highest quality clinical research training in comprehensive spheres relevant to the pathogenesis, prevention and therapeutics of cardiovascular disease, with an emphasis on the role of nutrition and lifestyle in relation to high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, dyslipidaemia and the function of blood vessels. The new .... This Centre proposes to expand its highly successful Centre of Clinical Excellence funded by NHMRC from 1998-2001. The Centre provided the opportunity in Western Australia for the highest quality clinical research training in comprehensive spheres relevant to the pathogenesis, prevention and therapeutics of cardiovascular disease, with an emphasis on the role of nutrition and lifestyle in relation to high blood pressure, arteriosclerosis, dyslipidaemia and the function of blood vessels. The new Centre will broaden the scope of its research and training activities, through the inclusion of clinical projects related to heart failure, clinical and epidemiological research into cerebrovascular disease and stroke and research training opportunities with respect to clotting disorders and therapeutics for thrombosis.
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    CCRE In Circulatory And Associated Conditions In Urban Indigenous Peoples

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,157,075.00
    Summary
    This Centre will focus on improving the prevention and management of circulatory and associated diseases in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in urban areas. The Centre will conduct and promote high quality research that will lead to improved workforce development and training and service delivery to Urban Indigenous populations. The research program will be conducted jointly with the Queensland Aboriginal Islander Health Forum.
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    CCRE In Cardiovascular And Metabolic Diseases

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,007,200.00
    Summary
    Metabolic disorders related to the modern lifestyle, including inactivity, obesity, the metabolic syndrome and type II diabetes, are responsible for a major proportion of the disease burden in Australia. Current treatment strategies are expensive and because they are directed at end-organ damage (heart failure, heart attacks etc), rather ineffective. This multispecialty, multidisciplinary group will undertake a series of unique studies aimed at understanding and preventing early cardiovascular c .... Metabolic disorders related to the modern lifestyle, including inactivity, obesity, the metabolic syndrome and type II diabetes, are responsible for a major proportion of the disease burden in Australia. Current treatment strategies are expensive and because they are directed at end-organ damage (heart failure, heart attacks etc), rather ineffective. This multispecialty, multidisciplinary group will undertake a series of unique studies aimed at understanding and preventing early cardiovascular complications of these metabolic conditions. Sensitive new cardiovascular imaging techniques will be used to detect preclinical abnormalities in the structure, function and metabolism of the heart and vasculature, facilitating the development of new strategies of exercise and lifestyle intervention to prevent these complications. While built on the successful current CCRE in Cardiovascular and Metabolic Disease, including multidisciplinary clinical research training, the new application involves major new directions in the interface between the liver and metabolic syndrome, and strategies for community-based prevention programs. The nursing intervention model, which will focus on workforce models of care, is especially important. The results of this study will provide information to address the need for different nursing models sought by the recent Productivity Commission Report.
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    Centre Of Clinical Research Excellence In Renal Medicine

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,000,000.00
    Summary
    This Centre aims to answer important research questions such as: Does screening for early renal disease prevent kidney failure? Does renal disease in Aboriginal people begin in early childhood? What causes transplanted kidneys to fail? With the worldwide editorial base of the Cochrane Renal Group, the editorial base on the National Guidelines on Renal Disease and close links with the Master of Medicine (Clinical Epidemiology) program at the University of Sydney, this Centre will also provide pro .... This Centre aims to answer important research questions such as: Does screening for early renal disease prevent kidney failure? Does renal disease in Aboriginal people begin in early childhood? What causes transplanted kidneys to fail? With the worldwide editorial base of the Cochrane Renal Group, the editorial base on the National Guidelines on Renal Disease and close links with the Master of Medicine (Clinical Epidemiology) program at the University of Sydney, this Centre will also provide proven mechanisms for clinical research training and translation of research findings into clinical practice.
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    Centre For Clinical Research Excellence In Respiratory And Sleep Medicine

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,200,000.00
    Summary
    The CCRE will enhance Australia's international research reputation in clinical respiratory and sleep medicine by enhancing links between hospital-based investigators. This will foster development of new clinical researchers in these fields. Major research projects will include reducing side effects of asthma therapy in the elderly, better and cheaper ways of diagnosing disorders such as sleep apnoea and blood clots in the lung, keeping patients with chronic lung diseases out of hospital and avo .... The CCRE will enhance Australia's international research reputation in clinical respiratory and sleep medicine by enhancing links between hospital-based investigators. This will foster development of new clinical researchers in these fields. Major research projects will include reducing side effects of asthma therapy in the elderly, better and cheaper ways of diagnosing disorders such as sleep apnoea and blood clots in the lung, keeping patients with chronic lung diseases out of hospital and avoiding accidents due to lack of sleep.
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    Centre Of Clinical Research Excellence In Cardiovascular Disease And Metabolic Disorders

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,000,000.00
    Summary
    Cardiovascular complications are the main cause of morbidity in a number of metabolic diseases, including diabetes and renal failure. The Centre's objective is to bring together six successful clinical research groups in cardiovascular and metabolic disorders in collaboration with specialists in telemedicine, to address the interface between these diseases and to train a group of clinical researchers skilled in multi-disciplinary research. The planned research includes mechanistic studies as wel .... Cardiovascular complications are the main cause of morbidity in a number of metabolic diseases, including diabetes and renal failure. The Centre's objective is to bring together six successful clinical research groups in cardiovascular and metabolic disorders in collaboration with specialists in telemedicine, to address the interface between these diseases and to train a group of clinical researchers skilled in multi-disciplinary research. The planned research includes mechanistic studies as well as interventional studies that will be translated to clinical practice.
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    Centre For Oral Health

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    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,519,282.00
    Summary
    The CCRE for Oral Health will focus on the prevention and treatment of oral diseases and disorders and their clinical consequences. Research will emphasise three areas of clinical care that are critical to the management of oral health, systemic health and general well-being: 1.Primary prevention to prevent disease onset 2. Diagnosis and risk prediction for oral conditions 3. Clinical intervention
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    CCRE In Clinical Science In Diabetes

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $2,007,200.00
    Summary
    Diabetes affects over one million Australians and is an increasing health problem in Australia and worldwide. Diabetes can damage small blood vessels, harming the kidneys and eyes and large blood vessels leading to heart attack, stroke and leg amputation. The research team leading this Centre for Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) has wide experience in diabetes research and includes experts in diabetes management in hospitals and in the community setting of general practice. There is special e .... Diabetes affects over one million Australians and is an increasing health problem in Australia and worldwide. Diabetes can damage small blood vessels, harming the kidneys and eyes and large blood vessels leading to heart attack, stroke and leg amputation. The research team leading this Centre for Clinical Research Excellence (CCRE) has wide experience in diabetes research and includes experts in diabetes management in hospitals and in the community setting of general practice. There is special expertise in eye disease and in dietary management of diabetes. The research team will conduct research into diabetes, both type 1 diabetes, which usual starts in childhood, and type 2 diabetes that generally affects middle aged or older people, although increasingly is occurring in younger adults as the population becomes more obese. We will focus on the complications, which are common to both types of diabetes, looking for ways to detect them early and prevent them. Our studies will involve groups of up to 10,000 people with diabetes, sometimes followed over 5 or more years. Indigenous Australian groups will be included in the studies as they have a high rates of diabetes and its complications. We will also study ways in which people with type 2 diabetes can be more involved in improving the management of their illness. An exciting part of the study program will involve patients having transplants of insulin producing human islet cells. Although this treatment will be available for only a few patients, it is an important advance towards future treatments using human cells. The CCRE will have a very strong focus on recruiting and training the next generation of doctors and other clinicians involved in diabetes research, including nurses, dietitians and optometrists.
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    Centre Of Clinical Research Excellence In Aboriginal Health

    Funder
    National Health and Medical Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $1,899,510.00
    Summary
    The Centre's mission is to improve Aboriginal health. It will conduct Aboriginal community-controlled population health and outcome-oriented research on strategies and systems that support individuals and communities to prevent and manage chronic diseases. The Centre will provide a range of research and other training opportunities for Aboriginal people, building the capacity of Aboriginal communities to direct and conduct their own health research independently. The Centre will be led by the Ab .... The Centre's mission is to improve Aboriginal health. It will conduct Aboriginal community-controlled population health and outcome-oriented research on strategies and systems that support individuals and communities to prevent and manage chronic diseases. The Centre will provide a range of research and other training opportunities for Aboriginal people, building the capacity of Aboriginal communities to direct and conduct their own health research independently. The Centre will be led by the Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia in partnership with Flinders University.
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