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Stay up to date with the latest stories, insights, and achievements from across the CEIH. Explore how our work is shaping innovation and impact in health and research.

Young voices shaping the future of healthcare

The Youth Advi­so­ry Group has near­ly dou­bled in size, wel­com­ing six new mem­bers who bring lived expe­ri­ence and fresh per­spec­tives to health­care improvement.

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CEIH contributes to the national conversation on workplace wellbeing in healthcare

Over August and Sep­tem­ber 2026, the CEIH shared its work­place well­be­ing work at three nation­al forums, high­light­ing approach­es that move beyond well­be­ing pro­grams and focus on the organ­i­sa­tion­al con­di­tions that enable peo­ple and ser­vices to thrive.

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CEIH supports future health innovators at Adelaide MedTech Hackathon 2026

More than 180 stu­dents, clin­i­cians and pro­fes­sion­als came togeth­er at the Ade­laide MedTech Hackathon 2026 to tack­le real-world health chal­lenges, devel­op­ing cre­ative solu­tions that could help shape the future of health­care in South Australia.

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South Australian Registry Data Shapes National Reporting

The Pop­u­la­tion Health Reg­istries team are help­ing build the nation’s under­stand­ing of preg­nan­cy and birth out­comes through recent data sub­mis­sions to the Aus­tralian Insti­tute of Health and Welfare.

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Meet our new Clinical Registries Clinical Lead: Professor Stephen McDonald

Meet Professor Stephen McDonald, our new Clinical Lead for the Clinical Registries Priority Focus Area. In this Q&A, he shares what drives his work with registries and his vision for improving outcomes across South Australia.

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Driving improvement through Priority Focus Areas

Pri­or­i­ty Focus Areas are pro­gress­ing impor­tant work across the health sys­tem, from strength­en­ing sep­sis improve­ment and clin­i­cal reg­istries to improv­ing out­comes for peo­ple affect­ed by rheumat­ic fever and rheumat­ic heart disease.

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