People with intellectual disability have poorer health outcomes compared to people without intellectual disability. This framework aims to equip future health professionals with the required core capabilities to provide quality health care to people with intellectual disability.

This research note argues that the New Zealand government should consider automatic approval of drugs already approved by at least two overseas approval agencies.

This paper provides an overview of the outcomes from a meeting of researchers and people with lived experience of COVID-19 infection (Third Australasian COVID-19 Conference) to share the most recent COVID-19 research findings, and reflect on Australia’s experience managing the pandemic.

This report highlights high-priority use cases for public-private collaboration in healthcare. It stresses the need for a common vision and actions to unlock AI's full potential for global health. The report identifies key areas where AI can make a difference, including disease detection, outbreak management and medical breakthroughs.

The purpose of this project is to inform the development and harness the benefits to Australians of a streamlined, harmonised, effective and predictable operating environment essential for a vibrant health and medical research eco-system.