Use your communications skills to help improve health in Tasmania. Fixed term, part time (0.6FTE) position until December 2024 Based in Hobart The Opportunity The Tasmanian Collaboration for Health Improvement (the Collaboration) is a formal partnership between the University, the Tasmanian Department of Health, Primary Health Tasmania and ...Read More >
Develop your impact planning skills in this practical Knowledge Translation webinar for health clinicians, researchers and policymakers. You'll learn: What Knowledge Translation is How and when to start planning for the impact of new research discoveries How to use Knowledge Translation strategies to transform clinical practice The tools and templates to ...Read More >
Join the Collaboration's Executive Committee and help drive better health for Tasmanians Help shape a healthier future for Tasmania The Tasmanian Collaboration for Health Improvement is a translational research partnership that brings together people, communities, clinicians, researchers and policy-makers to design research that tackles ...Read More >
Training West Coast Locals to Reach the Quieter Voices in Their Communities Dr Suzie Waddingham is a research fellow with the Collaboration, and the lead researcher for Strong, Liveable West Coast - a community-led project to improve health and healthcare services for people living ...Read More >
Ever considered becoming a Public Health Association of Australia member? Here's what it involves. The Public Health Association (PHAA) is Australia’s peak body for public health, advocating for the health and wellbeing of everyone in Australia. PHAA has chosen Hobart to host this year’s Public ...Read More >
We’ve recently welcomed three new people to the Collaboration’s operations team and governance, each brimming with energy, enthusiasm and experience. Welcome Debbie, Tracey and Graeme! Here’s a little more about them… Professor Tracey Dickson | Board Member Tracey is the Director of the ...Read More >
Learn the art of behaviour-change conversation at a Healthy Conversation Skills workshop. Do you want to know how to engage clients, friends and others in helpful conversations about their health? Healthy Conversation Skills (HCS) is a method designed for health professionals, clinicians and educators who want to learn ...Read More >
Join us to discover what's happening in translational research in Tasmania, and hear how you can get started in translational research. In-person and online registrations are now open. Register now Download the TCHI Event Flyer - 17 October 2022