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AMRF is pleased to share the international medical research successes of Robert Gourdie (from @virginiatech.bsky.social) and Donna Rose Addis (from Rotman Research Institute at Baycrest at @utoronto.ca).
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could work in a digitally-enabled health service to support young people’s lived experience of chronic musculoskeletal pain."

other highly successful early-career researchers, helping me position my work within the context of established exemplars.

"While presenting my poster I connected with other pain researcher-health care providers in Australia who were very interested to learn how digital health solutions

A digitally-enabled adaptive learning system to support quality care of young Australians living with chronic musculoskeletal (MSK) pain," says Jason.

"This travel has accelerated my myPATH research agenda, opened new possibilities for international collaboration and has allowed me to connect with

"The overall aim of this travel application was to support research collaboration, dissemination of research findings and career development in the context of a 5-year research programme called myPATH:

Congratulations to Auckland University of Technology researcher Dr Jason Chua who was awarded the Best Poster award at the Australian Pain Society's 45th Annual Scientific Meeting in Melbourne while traveling on an AMRF Travel Grant.

Next, researchers plan to test how well COMPASS works in real-life settings, while also making sure it keeps up with fast-changing tech like AI, so that it stays useful for young people over time.

Congratulations to Dr Anna Boggiss, A/Prof Anna Serlachius and their research group.

AMRF is pleased to see this success from the AMRF-funded researchers who created COMPASS, a digital tool designed to help teens manage stress and feel more supported.

This publication shows that COMPASS is safe, easy to use, and—this is critical— teens are finding it helpful.

Her contribution to this internationally ranked pharmacy education and research institution will no doubt ensure its, and her, continued success.
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Dr Amy Chan and Dr Tim Angeli-Gordon are speaking at the third of this year’s 70th Anniversary events hosted by the AMRF. Join us to hear from these two distinguished speakers at this free live event, at 6pm Wednesday August 6. Sign up today.
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Researchers such as Dr Amy Chan, who is a leader in respiratory health research using digital technology and big data. Join Dr. Amy Chan at our free live event to explore her groundbreaking new research.
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Marking 70 years of funding medical research and partnering with JMI Wealth, Auckland U of Technology and the U of Auckland. For the last 70 years, AMRF has provided funding to enable world-class medical researchers who are transforming lives.
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Hear about the latest advancements in asthma management and patient outcomes. Curious to know more? For this story, and more, sign up today for this free live event, to be held at 6pm on Wednesday August 6.
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Learn about how AMRF has funded innovative research into predicting asthma attacks before they happen. Discover how digital innovations can help people w/ asthma. Find out how technology aims to reduce emergency hospitalisation of people with asthma www.medicalresearch.org.nz/amrf-70th-an...