Dr Sarah Oxford At ISCRR we like to show our appreciation for our talented team members’ wonderful work. This month we are showcasing Evaluation Lead, Dr Sarah Oxford. Sarah leads the design and delivery of qualitative research and evaluation projects...
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Promoting safety within the horticulture industry is essential. Remote and hard-to-reach workplaces where chemicals and machines are readily used can create dangerous conditions, where unnecessary accidents and deaths occur. That’s why ISCRR’s Evaluation Lead, Dr Sarah Oxford, recently talked safety...
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Five members of the ISCRR team recently presented ISCRR’s research at the 23rd World Congress on Safety and Health at Work in Sydney; two speakers and four digital posters. Innovations in OSH for High-Risk Work ISCRR’s Senior Researcher and expert...
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The ISCRR Research Impact Showcase hybrid event was held on Thursday 9th February 2023. It was a great success with close to 200 attendees joining us either in person or via live stream. The event commenced with opening addresses by...
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The focus of ISCRR over the past 12 months was on increasing the dissemination of ISCRR research, providing education and support, and guiding conversations. Workshops on Program Logic Program Logic workshops provide the tools for successful program implementation, while simultaneously...
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On December 9, 2021, we launched our ISCRR Learning Series. Associate Professor Sharon Newnam (Associate Director, Monash University Accident Research Centre) discussed how systems thinking can prevent workplace injuries. Our most recent webinar was held on February 3, 2022 featuring...
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By Dr. Sarah Oxford, ISCRR Senior Research Officer (Evaluation). Let’s start with a scenario. Your supervisor calls and requests that you spearhead a new program targeting behaviour change among Australian citizens. They iterate that the program must be on budget,...
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