Insights
Understanding Coeliac Disease
Coeliac disease affects 1 in 70 Australians, but 80% remain undiagnosed. This blog explores the key symptoms, how it’s diagnosed, and available treatment options.
Types of Research Publications
Publishing is one of the most important parts of the research journey, but navigating the different types of publications available can be surprisingly complex. In this article we've broken down the most current types of research publications, with a focus on practical use cases, strengths, and how each fits into the broader research lifecycle.
Deep Dive: Pulmonary Hypertension
Pulmonary hypertension (PH) is a serious, often misunderstood condition, characterised by abnormally high blood pressure in the arteries of the lung. Left untreated, it can lead to right heart failure and significantly reduce a person’s quality of life.
Clinical Trials Explained: What to Expect and Why They’re Safer and More Valuable Than You Think
The idea of taking part in a clinical trial can feel a bit overwhelming. We're created this guide to help take the mystery out of clinical trials and show why they matter more than ever.
Clinical Research Changes Futures
Every day, patients walk through our hospital doors seeking the best possible care. Behind the scenes, clinicians at The Wesley Hospital, St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital, Buderim Private Hospital, and St Stephen’s Hospital are leading research that enhances patient outcomes.
Going Gluten Free – Practical Tips for Coeliac Disease Management
Living with coeliac disease requires significant lifestyle changes. At Wesley Research Institute, we understand how overwhelming this journey can feel, whether you are newly diagnosed or supporting a loved one. In this article, we’ll share practical, research-backed tips to help both coeliac patients and their support networks navigate this transition with confidence.
Forming effective Dementia Friendly Communities (DFC’s)
Dr Caroline Grogan’s important work on Dementia Friendly Communities (DFCs) has been highlighted in the January edition of the Australian Journal of Dementia Care. Her research addresses a critical aspect of supporting people living with dementia in shaping an effective DFC: the inclusion, support, and voice for people living with dementia and their carers.