Membership
Are you:
- A primary health care practitioners working in a general practice or community health setting?
- Interested in primary care research?
- Looking for something to complement your clinical work?
- Keen to be part of the ‘bigger picture’ of primary health care?
- Wanting to acquire research skills?
- Interested in meeting colleagues and other community members who share your interest in research and new knowledge?
- Interested in networking with other research and teaching practices?
Areas of Research
Aged care, cancer, chronic illness, children and adolescent health, complementary medicine, data-driven quality improvement, mental health, domestic and family abuse and violence, sexual and reproductive violence, women's health, men's health, infectious disease, big data and epidemiology, and sexual health.
Benefits of joining VicREN
- Membership is free with no obligations to undertake or participate in research or training.
- Introduction to research and the wider research community
- Links with other network members and access to academic research staff
- e-bulletins about current research projects, training opportunities, conferences and university events
- Regular newsletters
- Access to research training, events and other educational opportunities
Advisory Groups
VicREN Advisory Groups provide advice to academics so that research and education activities are developed in ways that are important to them and practical to implement. Please contact us if you are interested in being a part of an Advisory Group.
Member Testimonial
"I have been a member of VicREN from its inception. I have actively engaged with the network and so I find it a vibrant connection of people able to engage in and drive priorities in primary health care research. I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to discuss ideas with my GP colleagues and to see these ideas evolve into meaningful, practical knowledge and research, brought to life by the expertise of our academic colleagues at the Department. I highly recommend VicREN to all my curious GP colleagues as we continue to navigate the fast-moving world of primary health care."