Welcome to Research at the School of Nursing and Midwifery
We identify and investigate challenging healthcare issues, generating strategic solutions that have individual and community benefit.
Professor Anna Williams
Deputy Head of School (Research)
Email: anna.williams@uts.edu.au
Our global health partners
Through our partnerships with esteemed institutions and scholars from around the world, we engage in collaborative research projects, host visiting scholars, facilitate delegations, mentor higher degree supervision students, and promote cultural exchanges.
Our methodology
The school research community has expertise in a range of research skills and methodologies.
Our national and local partnerships and networks
Our strategic partnerships with prominent healthcare institutions are opening up exciting opportunities for research, collaboration, and community engagement.
Our nursing research programs
Our research is designed to inform, influence, and potentially improve patient outcomes, and improve the quality of teaching and learning for healthcare students.
Research centres and collectives
UTS WHO Collaborating Centre Nursing Midwifery Health Development
The UTS World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Development forms part of an international collaborative network...
Collective for Midwifery, Child and Family Health
We're a passionate team of leading practitioners, academics and researchers in midwifery, child and family health, children’s nursing and adolescent health.
Community health, education, infectious diseases and immunisation
Dr Muhammad Chutiyami
Cardiovascular research: Genetics of stroke risk and recovery
Professor Jane Maguire
Empowering aging through insight and innovation
A multidimensional approach to cardiovascular health literacy, cognitive safety, and personal wellbeing among older adults
Participatory research in mental health, drug and alcohol and social determinants of health
PROJECT LEADAssociate Professor Jo River
Person-centred care in diverse populations
Associate Professor Suzanne Sheppard-Law
Emergency and critical care health delivery
Professor Margaret Fry
The paediatric physical assessment research program
Professor Marilyn Cruickshank
Contact us
If you would like to collaborate with us, learn about our projects or want to know more about our work, please get in touch with us. We would love to hear from you.