Sax Institute
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A non-profit that unlocks the potential of research to have a real-world impact. We accelerate research into policies, programs and services that improve lives.
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined March 2012
This #NationalDiabetesMonth, let’s shine a light on the real burden of diabetes in Australia. Research using #45andUpStudy data shows up to 35% more people may have diabetes than official estimates suggest. 🔗 https://t.co/LNZSahphcW
#Health #ChronicDisease #PublicHealth
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📢 Calling all researchers - want to be the first to know when there's a rapid evidence review opportunity? Join Sax’s RADAR database and get notified of upcoming opportunities. 🔗Sign up to our mailing list here: https://t.co/cKnp6IGpu0
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We’re hiring a Senior Research Officer – Aboriginal Health! Lead research that drives better health outcomes for First Nations peoples. 📍 Glebe | Hybrid work ⏰ 2-year contract 🔗 More information: https://t.co/g9ej91hRmX
#AboriginalHealth #FirstNations #HealthResearch #Jobs
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Almost half of Australians will face a mental health challenge in their lifetime - and young adults are most at risk. Our #18andUpStudy is uncovering the why - and how we can build stronger mental health for future generations. 🔗 https://t.co/8U279Ng6p5
#MentalHealthMonth #Sax
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Using #45andUpStudy data, a study by #DaffodilCentre, #USyd & #CCNSW found $180,450 in extra costs for multiple myeloma treatment per person from 1 year pre-diagnosis to 5 years post. 🔗Read the full story: https://t.co/CHAGXveFVM
#CancerCare #MultipleMyeloma #SaxInstitute
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The Sax Institute is now on Bluesky! 🎉 Stay updated with the latest research, innovative projects, and insights into evidence-based policy. https://t.co/YjdwCv0Sj0
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We're excited to welcome a new journal to the fold: Public Health Research and Practice, the #OpenAccess peer reviewed journal of the @saxinstitute! Visit https://t.co/OimhJd9K2Y to browse content and submit your next manuscript, and follow @phrpjournal for updates. #PHRP
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Public Health Research & Practice journal is shifting to a continuous publication model from Jan 2025! In partnership with @CSIRO Publishing, this change will bring peer-reviewed public health research to you faster than ever, with full open access. https://t.co/K5EO2X3eZF
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As much as $7.44 billion could be saved over the lifetimes of today’s children and teens by reducing their overweight and obesity by 5%, researchers say in a study published today in @phrpjournal:
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As much as $7.44 billion could be saved over the lifetimes of today's children and teens by reducing their overweight and obesity by 5%, researchers say in a study published today. The study,...
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A groundbreaking research project will investigate the link between head injuries and neurological health, supported by the Sax Institute's 45 and Up Study in partnership with The Australian Sports Brain Bank.
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A groundbreaking research project that will investigate the link between head injuries and neurological health is being supported by the 45 and Up Study. The Australian Sports Brain Bank (ASBB), an...
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We're seeking a Prevention Program Manager to join @TAPPCentre! This role offers a unique opportunity to lead projects and manage the core operations of our prevention program, driving impactful health policy and research outcomes. Apply at: https://t.co/W8EyNpkaJo
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#DaffodilCentre statistician, Sarsha Yap, spoke to the @SaxInstitute about her research "Impact of weighting on the association between sociodemographic characteristics, health behaviours and cancer, cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in the Australian 45 and Up Study"
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New research funded by @TAPPCentre, a Centre of the Sax Institute, shows only 1.8% of Govt health spending in Australia goes to public health efforts like disease prevention:
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New research funded by The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre, a Centre of the Sax Institute, shows that less than 2% of total Government health spending in Australia goes towards public health...
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🧵2/2 CONGRATULATIONS to @WattsChrissy90 Early-Career researcher winner @syd_health EMCR Outstanding Publication Awards 🔗Read the publication via @SaxInstitute
https://t.co/ou5tNHr8jT
@Sydney_Uni @CCNewSouthWales
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The Sax Institute welcomes a Parliamentary Inquiry on loneliness by the NSW government. The Institute’s 45 and Up Study has surveyed more than 70,000 people on their experience of loneliness since 2020, with 83% experiencing some level of loneliness: https://t.co/jMeLFM347o
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Paediatric intensive care at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead has benefited from a modelling tool developed by the Sax Institute. The model simulates the flow of patients through the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit, the largest of its kind in NSW: https://t.co/UqjdAe9u1E
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The Sax Institute has welcomed three new Members: the Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change; the Centre for Health Services Research in Queensland; and Cancer Council Victoria. Find out more about the work they do: https://t.co/T3fmidYesm
@MCBC_UniMelb @UQ_CHSR @CancerVic
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The Sax Institute has welcomed three new Members from around the country as the Institute’s national profile continues to rise. The new Members are: the Melbourne Centre for Behaviour Change at The...
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Apply now: IT Manager! Lead the tech behind SURE, our secure data platform that empowers health research. Perfect for a tech leader passionate about making a difference. Apply now: https://t.co/wDSYm1AKXN
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We've extended the deadline! You now have until Wednesday, 28 August 2024, COB to submit your application for the 2024 Research Action Awards. Don't miss this opportunity to have your impactful research recognised. Got questions? We're here to help: https://t.co/TMIxRhzxdy
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New research in @phrpjournal shows that digital delivery of the Go4Fun program outperforms face-to-face in key areas for improving health outcomes in children aged 7-13. Learn more about the study by teams from @Sydney_Uni and @NSWHealth: https://t.co/H4Tg6wEtHh
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