Research areas
Clinical research goes hand in hand with clinical practice at Alfred Health, with this approach bringing major benefits to our patients.
Alfred Health is a member of the Alfred Research Alliance - where we think in new and innovative ways and work together to translate our research into new and improve diagnoses, treatments and disease prevention strategies.
Clinical trials at The Alfred
Clinical research is central to patient care at The Alfred, where leading practitioners who are also leading researchers care for the state’s most complex patients through its 14 statewide services.
Ethics & research governance
Ethics and research governance in Alfred Health is facilitated by the Office of Ethics & Research Governance.
About our research
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Research publications
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As a leading centre for neuro-trauma, The Alfred was selected as the launch site for the federal government’s new Traumatic Brain Injury Mission.
Phase I of peanut trial shows promising results
The Phase I trial of a world-first peanut allergy immunotherapy has shown positive results, researchers have revealed.
Sandringham and Caulfield Hospitals cut back on sugar
Sugary drinks are no longer on the menu at Caulfield and Sandringham hospitals in a major push to curb sugar intake and promote healthier choices.
Upcoming events
Emergency Medicine Research Course - Semester 1, 2019
Our Research Course is a semester-long program run conjointly by Monash University and The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre. It is relevant to emergency, trauma and critical care physicians and is equivalent to two post graduate units (12 credit points) for a Master of Clinical Medicine or Master of Public Health (TBC) at Monash University.
Emergency Medicine Research Course Semester 2, 2019
Our Research Course is a semester-long program run conjointly by Monash University and The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre. It is relevant to emergency, trauma and critical care physicians and is equivalent to two post graduate units (12 credit points) for a Master of Clinical Medicine or Master of Public Health (TBC) at Monash University.