Critical waitlisting barriers for First Nations people with kidney failure
This NAIDOC Week, the Medical Journal of Australia has published a Special Issue on Indigenous Health – Carving our path with spirit, strength and solidarity. The […]
Wagadagam woman awarded the Arthur E Mills Oration Medal
Flinders University Professor Jaquelyne Hughes, an internationally acclaimed researcher and clinician in the field of kidney health, has delivered the Arthur E Mills Oration at the […]
$7.4 million to fund Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island-led research projects
Three outstanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island researchers have been awarded a total of $7.4 million for projects dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of […]
Researchers awarded record $15.6m in NHMRC Investigator Grants
Flinders University has been awarded $15.6 million in NHMRC Investigator Grants funding, marking a record figure in the scheme for the university. Seven outstanding researchers are […]
Providing sustainable dialysis services to families in remote Australia
In a community-led initiative, Flinders University Rural and Remote Health and Wakaid Tribal Council are working together to plan the building of a new renal unit […]
Striving for equity in kidney health care
Inequity in kidney health care continues to impact the lives, wellbeing and health outcomes of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people living in Australia says a […]
Wagadagam woman’s health research leadership recognised
The transformative and life saving work of internationally recognised kidney researcher and clinician, Flinders University Professor Jaquelyne Hughes, has been recognised with a prestigious Lowitja Research […]