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Snapshot of Australian primary health care research
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2010 Snapshot: Call for submissions
Does your primary health care research demonstrate tangible outcomes for the Australian public?
Building on the success of previous years, PHC RIS will produce a Snapshot of Australian primary health care research 2010. Like previous Snapshot issues, the 2010 Snapshot will showcase outstanding examples of primary health care (PHC) research.
Snapshot highlights practice and/or policy relevant PHC research projects and findings and demonstrates the capacity of such research to improve the health of Australians.
This edition of Snapshot will be launched at the 2010 PHC Research Conference themed Primary health care research and health reform: Improving care in Darwin 30 June–2 July 2010.
Submissions are welcome from you if your research:
- was funded through the PHCRED strategy
- is recently completed
- produced findings relevant to policy and/or practice and specifically to the health reform agenda and to the draft national PHC strategy
- has made an impact on PHC practice and/or policy
- is outstanding.
To apply simply read the user guidelines and submit your research project in the template provided by email to phcris@flinders.edu.au before Friday 12 March 2010.
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 The 2009 Snapshot of Australian primary health care research
This latest edition of Snapshot was launched at the 2009 General Practice and Primary Health Care Research Conference by the honourable Mark Butler MP (Parliamentary Secretary for Health). A transcript of this launch is available from the Department of Health and Ageing website.
This national publication follows on from the inaugural issue released in 2008 and highlights recent Australian research projects that demonstrate the potential for primary health care research to improve the health of Australians and draws attention to 12 projects from all around Australia that are producing real tangible benefits in areas like indigenous health, child and youth health, chronic disease and remote communities.
View the Snapshot of Australian primary health care research 2009
 The 2008 Snapshot of Australian primary health care research
The inaugural Snapshot of Australian primary health care research was launched in 2008 by the federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon and received significant attention from the national media and policy advisors from the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing.
View the Snapshot of Australian primary health care research 2008
The research represented in these publications has been funded by the Primary Health Care Research, Evaluation and Development (PHCRED) Strategy, a program designed to improve Australia’s capacity to produce high quality, relevant primary health care research.
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