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Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR)
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Established in 2003 the Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR) 'maps' on-line research for researchers, policy advisors, funding bodies and practitioners.
The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing is funding PHC RIS to develop and maintain ROAR. |
What's in ROAR?
| Research projects |
Records of current and recently completed primary health care research projects. Each record contains details of the research project: the title, description, researcher/s, organisation and publications and presentations arising from the project. |
| Profiles |
Information about people involved in primary health care research, their research interests, qualifications and research activities. |
| Organisations |
Details for research organisations across Australia, including: research centres, universities, academic departments of general practice, rural health, public health, population health, and schools of nursing. |
| Funding opportunities |
Details of scholarships, fellowships, and grants for primary health care research. |
What’s in it for me? Why submit content to ROAR?
- Your area/s of research expertise will be promoted
- Researchers looking for potential collaborators or mentors can identify and contact you
- Your PHC project/s and activities will be promoted and will assist other researchers from re-inventing the wheel
- Policy makers will be able to identify and contact you about your research and expertise
- ROAR, being on-line, is accessible internationally and ‘open’ 24 hours a day.
How can I submit my research profile or project details?
Be part of this exciting on-line research register by contributing on-line using the links on the right hand side of this page, or by contacting our ROAR coordinator directly via roar@phcris.org.au.
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