Funding medical researchers to analyse and share existing data infrastructure in new ways

Grants to fund medical researchers to use and improve existing research data infrastructure, supporting projects that create or apply new approaches to address unmet medical needs and improve health care outcomes.

Who is this for? Eligible organisations seeking to develop better data health intelligence to improve health care delivery.

About the program:

This grant opportunity is part of the Medical Research Future Fund and the Research Data Infrastructure Initiative. It looks to support the creation or extension of national research data infrastructure to support world-class health and medical research in Australia.

Research proposals should incorporate:

new linkage and/or use of data from multiple (at least two) existing research data infrastructure sources of different types (e.g. administrative and biobank data, registry and biobank data, wearables and use artificial intelligence); and/or

novel methodologies and approaches that leverage and enhance existing linked research data infrastructure of at least two different types (e.g. administrative and biobank data, registry and biobank data, wearables and use artificial intelligence); and

a clear outcome of how the proposed project will produce knowledge and outcomes that address an area of unmet medical need.