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Centre for Research Excellence in Aboriginal Child and Adolescent Health (CRE REACH), funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), is a five-year work program led by Professor Sandra Eades to improve Aboriginal child and adolescent health through Aboriginal leadership and collaborative research teams. Bringing together a diverse group of leading public health researchers, the four priority themes for CRE REACH include tackling early childhood developmental delay, smoking, over/under nutrition, and injury. Program Details. Prof Rebecca Ivers is one of the Chief Investigators, working on several research streams including:
- Next Generation Youth Wellbeing Study - Understanding health trajectories in Aboriginal adolescents and youth 10-24.
- Injury/Burns and Prevention - Understanding burn injury in and effectiveness of interventions for preventing burns and minimising severity of burn injuries in Aboriginal children.
- Adolescent Driver Licensing Support - Improving employment and education outcomes for adolescents through driver licensing support programs.
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