Research Group Reports Allied Health
Department of Health (Victoria), Partnership project. Evidence-based targeting of state-wide strategies for preventing falls among community dwelling older people in Victoria. L Day, C Finch, K Hill, T Haines, L Clemson. 2011: $39,063. 2010-2013: $156,271 (Monash University). Monash University, Strategic Grant Scheme. Investigating reduced awareness of falls risk in an older population: A pilot study. R Stolwyk. 2011: $17,500. 2011-2012: $35,000 (Monash University). Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute, Project. Utilisation of allied health services by people with chronic disease: differences across health insurance coverage and policy change. M Foster, M Haynes, T Haines, G Mitchell. 2011: $75,000. 2010-2011: $149,364 (University of Queensland). South East Healthy Communities Partnership, Project. Evaluation of the Making a Move project phase 2. T Haines. 2011: $16,666. 2011-2012: $25000 (Monash University). NHMRC, Project. The 6-PACK program to decrease falls and fall injuries in older people in hospital—measuring effectiveness, potential cost savings and capacity to be a long term solution. A Barker, C Brand, T Haines, K Hill, S Brauer, D Jolley, M Botti. 2011: $294,962. 2011-2014: $1,179,850. (Monash University). Monash University, Strategic Grant Scheme. Appetite satiety responses in children at risk of lifetime obesity. C Huggins, E Manickam, H Truby, T Haines, Z Andrews. 2011: $26,650. 2011-2012: $53,300 (Monash University).
Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (SMICS), Supportive Care Research Project Grant 2010-2011. Upper gastrointestinal cancer pilot study comparing usual nutrition service delivery with early and intensive nutrition intervention- A randomised control trial. MA Silvers, T Haines, H Truby, J Savva. 2011: $25,600 (Southern Health). Department of Health Victoria, Project Grant. Investigating Practices Relating to Malnutrition in Victorian Cancer Services. Marshall, K Nolte, N, Loeliger, J Researcher: J Savva. 2011: $3, 500 (Southern Health). Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology (ANZSN), Grant. Effect of supplementation on nutritional status, appetite and quality of life of peritoneal dialysis patients. K. Salamon J. Woods. 2011: $10,000 (Southern Health).
ARC, Linkage. Modelling management decisions in mental health care through applications of advanced simulation modeling: Meadows,G. Inder, Patten, S.Gordon-Browne, Kamruzzaman, McDermott, F Albrecht, S. 2011: $184,000. 2011-2014: $247,000 (Southern Health/Monash University). AASW, Literature review grant. Self-management programs for haemodialysis clients with complex chronic conditions: an eclectic ecosystemic social work perspective. Smith, K. 2011: $3000 (Southern Health).
Other Travelling fellowship, Southern Health. Developing a Clinical Education and Support Program (Hand Therapy) for Remote Based Clinicians. Z. Milner. 2011: $20,000 (Southern Health).
Lions John Cockayne Trust, Research Grant. Development of a validation scale to rate intensity of balance challenge. Farlie, M. 2011: $14949.00 (Southern Health). Lions John Cockayne Trust, Research Grant. Investigation into the validity and reliability of three objective clinical tests for high level mobility: the 20m run test, the horizontal leap test and the 4 bound tests. Gorski, M. 2011: $7,500. 2011-2012: $14,791.70 (Southern Health). Lions John Cockayne Trust, Research Grant. Does botulinum toxin improve function in patients with Friedrich’s Ataxia? Milne, S. 2011: $7,500. 2011-2012: $15,000.00 (Southern Health). Lions John Cockayne Memorial Fellowship Trust Fund, Project Grant. Inter-rater reliability of the Cranial Nerve Assessment Tool (CNAT). Nicholls, R. 2011: $5,622 (Southern Health).
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