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Global research impact
Health equity
Our expertise
By connecting biomedical, clinical, digital and community research, we're developing prevention-focused, culturally safe models of care that are governed locally and built around real community needs.
Our researchers are closing the health gap by helping people live well at home and in community, not just in hospital. Strengthened by close links between research, teaching and community-based innovation, UOW is leading a connected research network with local health districts and health providers.
Core streams
- Healthy ageing and prevention
- Youth and mental health systems
- Digital and data-driven health integration
- Indigenous and community health equity
- Biomedical discovery
Research centres and facilities
Molecular Horizons
Molecular Horizons is UOW's multi-billion-dollar research initiative that brings together scientists, clinicians and industry partners to advance molecular and cellular research. This capability supports breakthroughs in understanding ageing-related diseases, drug discovery and new therapies that improve health outcomes.
Australasian Health Outcomes Consortium
The Australasian Health Outcomes Consortium leads research that improves health systems, care quality and patient outcomes. Its work supports better care for older people through evidence, evaluation and practical health services research.
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Health and Wellbeing Precinct
UOW's Health and Wellbeing Precinct is a major initiative that brings together research, education, aged care and community wellbeing in one integrated setting. It reflects UOW's commitment to addressing the needs of an ageing population through place-based innovation.
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There are many ways to partner with UOW. We provide expertise, strategic advice, state-of-the-art facilities, and dedicated services for researchers, government, community, and industry partners.