Research is helping raise the future of healthcare at Redcliffe Hospital, with researchers, clinicians and healthcare professionals coming together recently at the Redcliffe Hospital Research Symposium to share their work, exchange ideas and celebrate the growing culture of research and innovation making a difference for patients, families and our Moreton Bay community.
Organised by Dr Joel Dulhunty, Director of Research and Medical Services at Redcliffe Hospital, the annual Research Symposium provided an opportunity to showcase the breadth of research taking place across the hospital and recognise the dedicated staff driving innovation, discovery and improved patient outcomes.
The symposium featured a diverse range of presentations highlighting how local research is helping address real-world healthcare challenges, improve clinical practice, and enhance the care provided to patients and families across the region.
A highlight of the day was the keynote presentation by Professor Debbie Long, from the School of Nursing, Centre for Healthcare Transformation, Queensland University of Technology.
Her presentation provided valuable insights for attendees and reinforced the importance of research that places patients and families at the centre of healthcare.
A highlight of the event was the presentation of awards, recognising outstanding research, communication and innovation.
Research is one of the many initiatives supported through Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital. Thanks to the generosity of the community, local researchers have access to resources, funding and opportunities that help transform innovative ideas into meaningful projects capable of improving healthcare close to home.
The symposium provided an opportunity to celebrate the dedication of researchers, clinicians and healthcare teams who are continually working to improve patient care, enhance outcomes and explore new ways of delivering healthcare.
Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital extends its congratulations to all presenters, award recipients and organisers who contributed to the success of the event.
