AUSiMED Projects and Collaborations
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AUSiMED enables universities and medical research institutes in Australia to develop collaborations with Hadassah Hospital. Information on current collaborations is provided below.
Through our Giving Programs, you can give to the Hadassah Australia Foundation who provides the funds to AUSiMED projects on your behalf.
Donations over $2.00 to AUSiMED are fully tax deductible through the Australian institutions involved in the collaboration.
Examples of Current and Recent AUSiMED Projects
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Purpose: to develop a readily translatable and deliverable intervention program (manual + DVDs), that can be disseminated widely in Australia, Israel and other countries; to be used to treat children and adolescents exposed to trauma, thus preventing the development of lifelong mental illness and poor quality of life.
Purpose: to obtain new insights into the control of repair of nerve cells by the body’s own stem cells, as well as transplanted stem cells.
Purpose: to validate a novel blood test for brain tumours.
Purpose: To create a community child health unit at Hadassah Medical Center, that has international standing because of the quality of its research and excellence of its clinical work and training
Purpose: to analyse pandemic management policies and their implementation via the primary health care system. The study will try to answer the question: What could be learned from the different approaches in the A/H1N1 2009 pandemic management by the health authorities and difficulties of policy implementation by the primary care system in the studied countries?
Purpose: to validate the use of in vitro-measured red blood cell flow-affecting properties, namely deformability, self-aggregability and adherence to vascular endothelial cells – for assessment of the potential risk of blood-banked RBC to transfusion recipients.
For additional information please contact Hadassah Australia.
