Institute for Health, University of Southern Queensland (UniSQ)

University of Southern Queensland

Formerly known as Centre for Health Research, UniSQ

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Our research programs are strategically designed to generate evidence-based and innovative solutions across key domains: the integration of cutting-edge technologies into healthcare delivery, mental health and wellbeing, ageing and longevity, chronic disease management, and preventive health.

We are deeply committed to advancing health equity, with a particular focus on priority populations.

Our research and impact are underpinned by longstanding partnerships with healthcare providers and communities which allow us to translate collaborative research into practice.

Website
https://www.usq.edu.au/research/institutes-centres/irr/centre-for-health-research
Organisation type
  • University Research Institute
Number of research staff
20-100 research staff
Address
Building B, University of Southern Queensland, 37 Sinnathamby Blvd, Springfield Central QLD 4300

Strengths and capabilities

  • Mental Health & Wellbeing
  • Cancer Survivorship
  • Health Equity
  • Technological Innovations, Artificial Intelligence & Health
  • Ageing & Health
  • Health Promotion

Facilities and major equipment

  • Collaboration with the Union for International Cancer Control
  • Collaboration with Prostate Cancer Foundation Australia
  • UniSQ Exercise Physiology Clinic

Lead researchers

  • Prof Sonja March leading international efforts to deliver accessible services for child and adolescent mental health.
  • Prof Jeff Dunn leads a translational program of research in community cancer control and survivorship.
  • Prof Stuart Biddle leads a research program on sedentary behaviour and physical activity behaviour change.
  • Prof Amy Mullens leads a Health Equity research program, conducting research to promote equitable health outcomes for priority populations.
  • Prof Rajendra Acharya leads a program of research examining the application of artificial intelligence to biomedical imaging, signal processing, data mining and healthcare design and delivery.

Achievements of the centre

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