Research projects
The Research and Evaluation Program aims to enhance the impact and reach of our activities and contribute to strengthening our strategic goals.
This ensures our work is providing useful and dynamic opportunities for Indigenous Australians to grow their influence and networks and mobilise an agenda for change in their field of health practice.
We're developing a research program that partners with local, national and international researchers, Indigenous organisations and initiatives. This program’s focus is topics that examine Indigenous research and leadership in health more generally.
Together, these initiatives are focused on the way Indigenous knowledges contribute to improving health systems and outcomes for Indigenous peoples.
Projects
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Supporting doctoral pathways for Indigenous people in health
Evaluating the initiatives of the Melbourne Poche Centre for Indigenous Health
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Supporting emerging and established Indigenous leaders in the health sciences
Evaluating the initiatives of the Melbourne Poche Centre for Indigenous Health
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health researcher workforce since 2000 (completed)
A review and analysis of progress in building the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health researcher workforce since 2000
Publications and protocols
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Enabling higher degree pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
The Melbourne Poche Centre for Indigenous Health delivers a program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who may be considering a health-focused PhD.
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Poche Research Protocol: Place, Relationships, Futures
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Publications and articles