Healthcare improvement and education

Monash University aims to improve healthcare delivery and education through various initiatives:

The Leaning into Leadership course, developed by Professor Frank Bowden, empowers doctors in training with leadership skills, addressing gaps in medical education and practice.
The Digital Library project, in partnership with the National Centre for Healthy Ageing and Peninsula Health, enhances healthcare outcomes through improved communication.
New short courses by Monash Rural Health provide healthcare knowledge for diverse backgrounds, addressing workforce needs in disability, respite, and aged care sectors.
Dr Filippe Oliveira's work in women's health education has significantly impacted student learning and workforce development.
The Medical Education Research and Quality (MERQ) Unit celebrates a decade of enhancing health and medical education through evidence-based practices.
The Prevocational Medical Education Forum, involving Monash Rural Health, focuses on rural training and education for junior doctors.
A workshop in Swan Hill, led by Dr Lisa Hall, enhances supervisory skills among local medical professionals.
Monash-led research highlights the need for support and training for primary care clinicians in delivering early medical abortion and long-acting reversible contraception.