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Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Medical School Women’s and Children’s Hospital Lyell McEwin Hospital Royal Adelaide Hospital The Robinson Institute “The Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology is a leading centre of academic research with an international reputation in the areas of maternal-fetal physiology, circadian physiology, reproductive immunology, embryology, advanced reproductive technology, feto-maternal medicine, the fetal origins of adult disease, perinatology, placentology, the genomics of pregnancy disorders e.g. preterm delivery, regenerative medicine and stem cell research, pre-eclampsia and cerebral palsy, urogynaecology and postmenopausal health . We are the largest and most research-active Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in the world and our range of interests from basic science through to clinical practice creates multiple and successful career paths for our graduates.” Dr Paul Duggan Head of Discipline of Obstetrics and Gynaecology 11 |
The Australian Research Centre for Health of Women and Babies Supervisors (photographs left to right) Professor Caroline Crowther Professor Jodie Dodd Philippa Middleton Emeritus Professor Jeffrey Robinson Associate Professor Ross Haslam Dr Andrew McPhee Dr Rosalie Grivell Dr Chad Andersen Dr Helena Oakey Associate Professor Dominic Wilkinson Dr Lisa Yelland Dr Thach Son Tran Professor Alastair MacLennan Dr Catherine Gibson Dr Michael O’Callaghan Dr Lisa Moran Dr Yee Khong Location: Women’s and Children’s Hospital The Australian Research Centre for Health of Women and Babies (ARCH) conducts high quality and timely maternal and perinatal research encompassing the spectrum from preconception through pregnancy and childbirth, infancy and later life through its six research divisions www.adelaide.edu.au/arch: Research Synthesis o Through the Research Synthesis Division we conduct, promote and support the preparation and updating of high quality systematic reviews of the existing evidence on questions of relevance to women and babies in Australia, regionally in South East Asia, and internationally. • Clinical Studies and Trials o Within the Clinical Studies and Trials Division we focus our research around nine key themes; Preterm Birth, Obesity, Diabetes, Maternal and Fetal Medicine, Term Birth, Multiple Pregnancy, Cerebral Palsy, Obstetric Medicine and Perinatal Ethics and Decision Making. • Translational Research o Our Translation Research Health Division focuses on promoting evidence-based practice in women’s and babies’ health by the dissemination and implementation of clinical research findings into clinical practice. We are achieving this by participating in guideline development, guideline methods and conducting implementation studies. • Indigenous Maternal and Perinatal Health o Through our Indigenous Maternal and Perinatal Health Division we continue to maintain and build our collaborations with indigenous organisations, contribute to policy knowledge and endeavour to seek collaborative research and evaluation opportunities. • Research Networks and Education o We continue to provide high profile research opportunities by identifying research gaps and defining research questions of major importance in maternal and perinatal health through our Research Networks and Education Division. • International Maternal and Perinatal Health o Within the International Maternal and Perinatal Health Division we have widened our international network of collaborators through conducting individual participant data (IPD) meta-analyses. An integral component is the formation of an international collaborative group of trialists where researchers provide individual data from their trials possibly creating new knowledge not available through aggregate meta-analysis. 12 |
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