RCCCPI Researchers aim to improve health and community services and to assist community members to lead healthy and productive lives - Professor Wendy Moyle, Director RCCCPI
About Us
The Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation (RCCCPI) was established in 2003 to find solutions to critical healthcare challenges and undertake cutting edge research that results in better health and community care and improved quality of life.
Centre Objectives
RCCCPI aims to transform health and community services through the development of collaborative, innovative and sustainable models of care and frameworks for practice among service providers and individuals, families and communities.
Clinical Trials Unit
The Griffith Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) was established in 2011 to provide expertise and infrastructure to support clinical trials by Griffith staff, students and collaborators including the Gold Coast University Hospital. The CTU is hosted by the Research Centre for Clinical and Community Practice Innovation. For more information please contact. email ctu@griffith.edu.au.
Membership
Interdisciplinary capacity-encompasses disciplines of;- Nursing and Midwifery
- Nutrition
- Pharmacy
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
- Medicine
Local, national and international visiting scholars, adjunct members and external industry experts enhance our research and provide strategic advice.
Areas of Research
To generate innovations in specific areas, the Research Centre supports the following major research units:Getting involved
If you are interested in contributing, there are many opportunities to get involved with RCCCPI:
- Become an industry partner
- Become a collaborative research partner
- Make a donation or sponsor a specific research project
News
From pet shop owner to malaria researcher
Gillian Fisher had always dreamed of being a scientist so at age 40, she left her world as a pet shop owner and began life as a university student.
Dale values nursing route to doctor's life
Monday morning and the first day on the job had a hint of déjà vu for Brisbane's Dale Currey.
Laos placement is real deal for nursing students
Hazel Rands will be reunited with a baby she helped deliver in remote Laos on her return to the Asian country with a group of Griffith University students on clinical placement this month.