ISCRR's collaborative research model
Unlike conventional commissioning approaches, policymakers and researchers work together to identify questions, methodologies and the best approach to translation.
Unlike conventional commissioning approaches, policymakers and researchers work together to identify questions, methodologies and the best approach to translation.
ISCRR and MUARC declared joint winners.
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Associate Professor Stuart Newstead (MUARC), Samantha Barker (ISCRR) and Senator the Hon Christopher Evans, Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations.
We are now calling for abstracts for the 3rd Australasian Compensation Health Research Forum to be held 10-11 October 2013 in Sydney, Australia.
Two Canadian experts shared insights from their research on OHS and workers' compensation in our first seminar of the year. More are in the pipeline. For more information visit the Events page.
Aim: To facilitate earlier and more effective return to work for injured workers and TAC clients. Read more
Aim: To develop effective models of care that lead to improved client outcomes, provider and client satisfaction. Read more
Aim: To develop evidence to assist obtaining maximum value from the research ISCRR is delivering. Read more
Aim: To realise improvements for TAC clients with traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury. Read more
$2.5 million for ‘Bench to Bedside’ Research
ISCRR is inviting Expressions of Interest for research proposals that assist in the diagnosis and/or treatment of people with neurotrauma. Read more
Associate Professor Natasha Lannin, a neurological occupational therapist and rehabilitation researcher at La Trobe Clinical School, Alfred Centre is one of over 80 researchers who make up the ISCRR research network.
ISCRR's unique research database with datasets from both the TAC and WorkSafe.
Available to researchers on request.
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