Today on #InternationalNursesDay , we are recognising the work of all nurses and midwives with us, and the diversity of skills they bring to Burnet.

“It's a profession rich in diversity, where every path leads to significant impact,' Senior Research Nurse Kate Allardice said.

Burnet is proud to be partnering with PATH Malaria
and WEHI (Walter and Eliza Hall Institute) in an Australian Government initiative supporting governments and communities across the Pacific and Southeast Asia to deliver new tools and build critical skills to eliminate malaria. burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-…

Burnet Institute is investing an initial $6.5 million in a landmark accelerator program, we call Burnext, designed to fast-track research into real-world outcomes. Supported by the expertise of JenBarnes and Prof Heidi Drummer. burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-…

'Midwives continue to provide care through climate disasters and their work is essential in reducing the impact on mothers and babies' Caroline Homer said.

'Supporting quality midwifery care is key to a sustainable future.'

#InternationalDayoftheMidwife

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BLOG POST - Myanmar people & health system show resilience during double crises
Kyu Kyu Than of Burnet Institute talks about the team's new paper which explores people’s perceptions of #COVID19 & healthcare experiences during 'Myanmar's political crisis
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Congratulations to all recipients of the Investigator Grant, including Burnet co-deputy director Professor James B for research into 'New pathways to achieve highly protective and long-lasting #malaria vaccines'!

Swaddle blankets doubling as tools to spread immunization messages in the Solomon Islands is both innovative and impactful. Kudos to Burnet Institute and NCIRS for this genius initiative! #VaccinesWork x.com/burnetinstitut…

Burnet researchers joined health experts and world leaders from across the globe at the World Health Summit Regional Meeting 2024 held in Melbourne. More than 1,000 delegates and 150 speakers attended the three-day summit.
More: burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-… Prof Brendan Crabb Suman Majumdar

Melbourne's biotech community came together at the BioMelbourne Network Network and mRNA Victoria symposium.
Experts in epidemiology, vaccine development, and infectious diseases shared insights, enriching our pandemic preparedness through shared experiences.
More: burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-…

Our co-designed swaddle blankets carry #immunisation 💉 messages to Solomon Islands parents, written by Esther Nuria for The Island Sun 👇burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-… #HealthEquity

#WorldMalariaDay is an important reminder of the huge burden the disease has on millions of people around the world. Read why we need innovative new solutions to eliminate it 👇

Today is World Malaria Day– “an important reminder that malaria is a major global cause of illness and death, and severely impedes education, equity and economic development” says NHMRC Synergy Grant recipient, Professor James Beeson of Burnet Institute #WorldMalariaDay

Great to see our researchers joining other experts and world leaders at #WHSMelbourne2024  this week.
Burnet CEO Prof Prof Brendan Crabb moderated a panel discussion on pandemic preparedness today and said we need to learn from  #COVID19 to improve our future response #GlobalHealth

Burnet has been granted funding by the The Fleming Fund to begin Phase Two of our work addressing antimicrobial resistance ( #AMR ) in #PNG , particularly in strengthening human and animal health sectors.

For more 👇 burnet.edu.au/knowledge-and-… The Fleming FundPNG

Congratulations Prof Joseph Doyle on his appointment as the new president of Hepatitis Australia.

'I'm excited to be leading the Hepatitis Australia Board as we continue to build momentum toward the 2030 elimination goals,” he said.

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