Health ANSWERS Senior Leadership Team at the Partners' Council workshop
Quick Wins research grants
Health ANSWERS Quick Wins is a targeted translational research grant designed to help projects with early evidence of effectiveness take the crucial next step toward real-world impact. It addresses one of the well-known “valleys of death” in research translation, where many successful pilot projects fail to progress due to funding gaps, weak partnerships, and limited capacity. Quick Wins enables teams to generate the data and partnerships needed to secure larger follow-on funding. The scheme also prioritises building collaborations between Health ANSWERS partners and upskilling of early career researchers, building research capacity within the Health ANSWERS partnership.
The 2025 Quick Wins funding scheme is closed.
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2025 Quick Wins grants recipients announced
Congratulations to our Quick Wins grant recipients! Quick Wins grant program supports small (up to $40K), collaborative projects designed to accelerate research translation, promote collaboration and strengthen workforce capability. Projects must demonstrate impact through collaboration, upskilling, and application of existing research evidence in a new settings​.
Read media releases for our Quick Wins grant program recipients are teams led by:
1. ​Dr Corin Miller: Redefining Health Service Delivery for Rural Children and Young People: Rural School-Based Integrated Care
2. Pip O’Reilly: Living Well with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)
3. Dr Elizabeth Webb: COARCT: Evaluation of COmpression Therapy in Addition to Regular Cellulitis Therapy.
An internal pilot for a multicentre RCT evaluating compression plus standard care vs standard care alone in acute lower limb cellulitis.
4. Assoc. Prof. Hassan Hosseinzadeh: Translating the Geriatrician-in-Practice Model for Dementia Assessment and Management: A Scalable Framework for Rural Australia and Beyond.
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EVIDENCE TO PRACTICE WEBINARS
Health ANSWERS Evidence to Practice Webinars are interactive sessions designed to showcase and share practical strategies for using different types of evidence to improve healthcare quality and health service delivery. Each webinar brings together clinicians, managers, academic researchers, and members of the public to explore real-world examples of how evidence can be translated into effective changes in practice. With a focus on peer-to-peer learning, these sessions highlight challenges, enablers, and tips for success, helping participants build confidence and capability in using evidence to drive improvements in patient outcomes and service efficiency.
Health ANSWERS Evidence to Practice Webinars are interactive sessions designed to showcase and share practical strategies for using different types of evidence to improve healthcare quality and health service delivery. Each webinar brings together clinicians, managers, academic researchers, and members of the public to explore real-world examples of how evidence can be translated into effective changes in practice. With a focus on peer-to-peer learning, these sessions highlight challenges, enablers, and tips for success, helping participants build confidence and capability in
This webinar was useful for learning ways to improve patient engagement with surveys.
The webinar made me reflect on my practice as a clinician and how I can be a leader without the official leader title
Absolutely loved this and so glad not to have missed this. Very passionate about research and quality improvement.
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MDT Roundtable for Older Persons' Health
ACT, LDK Seniors' Living
Multidisciplinary Roundtable for Older Persons’ Health expands on the Older Person Nursing Roundtables established in 2020. The event brought together professionals across health disciplines, industry, academia, government and consumer advocacy. The event provides a safe, collaborative forum for multidisciplinary teams to build capability and co-create solutions that improve outcomes for older people in the ACT.
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In 2026, Health ANSWERS plans to expand the Roundtable events to include Illawarra and Southern NSW.
Read September 2025 Roundtable Report
