Investigating paediatric food allergy and food-related immune disorders
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Centres of Research Excellence
Centres of Research Excellence
The Centre for Health Analytics will support, deliver and enable health informatics across the Melbourne Children’s Campus.
Creating a sustainable service approach, co-designed with communities, to improve children’s mental health by early detection and response to family adversity.
Generating research to drive investment in neglected areas of adolescent health including groups experiencing significant discrimination or disadvantage specifically, Indigenous young people and young people in contact with the justice system.
Improving health outcomes for all newborn babies and their families
Identifying, understanding and targeting the causes of developmental speech and language disorders
Australian Centre for Health, Independence, Economic Participation and Value Enhanced Care for adolescents and young adults with cerebral palsy (CP-Achieve)
Addressing outstanding research gaps for pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) use in the Asia-Pacific region.
Improving paediatric Emergency Department patient care throughout Australasia
Building resilience and breaking intergenerational cycles of intergenerational trauma and social inequity
Completed Centres of Research Excellence
Investigating factors that affect and improve child language and development
Improving diagnosis, facilitating prevention and transforming treatment from compassionate management to effective therapy
The Murdoch Children's Research Institute proudly leads eight National Centres of Research Excellence (CREs). The CREs are funded by five year National Health and Medical Research Council grants, bringing together leading researchers, clinicians and families from across Australia and the globe. The CREs each aim to improve health outcomes for children and families, and promote improved translation of research outcomes into policy and practice in their given area of expertise.
