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Neurotrauma Research Strategy 2011-2015
Dr Clarissa Martin
Program Lead, Health and Disability Services DeliveryInstitute
for Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research
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About ISCRR
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Our mission
To collaboratively
develop, execute and
translate the highest
quality researchwhich helps the TAC
and the WorkSafe
optimise their
outcomes and thoseof their clients.
Fewer and lesssevere injuriesand diseases
Financialsustainability
Greater health,vocational and
social outcomes
The bestpossible clientexperience
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Our Approach
Conventional research funding
approach
ISCRR approach
Researcher driven agenda Collaborative / end-user driven
agenda
Emphasis on discovery of new
knowledge
Outcome oriented, focus on
implementation of knowledge and
behaviour change
Objective = publication of findings Objective = use of
findings
Often independently conceived and
managed
Strong emphasis on partnership and
collaboration
Activity across broad range of subject
areas
Activity restricted to defined subject
areas (TAC priorities)
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NEUROTRAUMASTRATEGY 2011 - 2015
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Neurotrauma Strategy 2011 - 2015
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Delivering the strategy:
1. Progress
As at December 2014
43 projects initiated
16 projects completed
19 projects in progress
8 projects in development
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Benefits to the TAC
Research program is expected toprovide excellent value for money
forthe TAC
Client benefits
The restoration of upper limb functionin quadriplegic patients
through nervetransfer surgery
A reduction in the level of damagearising from SCI through
immediatecooling and emergency decompressiontechniques
New models of rehabilitation adopted
by the Alfred Hospital for people withsevere acquired brain
injury thatimprove rehabilitation times andoutcomes
New housing and accommodation
designs for people with acquireddisability to improve their
level of
independence and integration within
the community
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Delivering the strategy:
2. Outcomes
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Delivering the strategy:
3. Impact
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Design and accommodation projects
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SmILE
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Thank you
