HTC delivers its inaugural impact report

Health Translation Queensland (HTC) has launched its first impact report, capturing the initiatives, celebrations, and achievements over the 2022-23 financial year.

As part of HTC’s commitment to addressing the barriers that can limit the effective translation of research into clinical practice, QCIF has partnered with HTC and CSIRO’s Australian e-Health Research Centre to develop HeSANDA’s Queensland node, a statewide online catalogue that curates, stores, and enables the sharing of health research data generated by the Queensland research community. This initiative allows Queensland researchers, staff, and students to upload a description of their data sets (metadata) and outputs (such as protocol/data dictionary) from clinical trials initiated in Queensland into the Queensland node’s DataVerse system.

Download report: https://healthtranslationqld.org.au/web/uploads/Documents/HTQ-Impact-Report-2022-23_single-pages.pdf