Spotlight on CCRG Sepsis research
Spotlight on CCRG Sepsis research: Read more about CCRG’s life-changing Sepsis research and how we are re-examining current treatment guidelines to improve patient outcomes
eDIS-ICU study moves to the next stage
The ICU of the Future project goes from strength to strength recruiting patients from three countries to trial a new digital delirium diagnostic tool.
CCRG Doctoral Fellow receives prestigious QCvRN scholarship
CCRG’s Dr Gabriele Fior wins career affirming scholarship to further ARDS research
ICU of the Future project team
Meet the team delivering the ICU of the Future Project, revolutionising the ICU arena to optimise recoveries.
Unloading the Information “Overload” in Intensive Care
Professor Fraser spoke about the importance of global collaboration and how CCRG is unloading the information overload in the intensive care arena on behalf of the COVID-19 Critical Care Consortium and the ICU of the Future project teams.
Meet Dr Nchafatso Obonyo
Did you know that donations made to The Common Good fund a number of medical research grants and fellowships? The Common Good recently awarded a Research Fellowship to Dr Nchafatso Obonyo. Read on to hear more about his story.
UQ Early Career Researchers Symposium
Congratulations to Dr Louise See Hoe from the Critical Care Research Group's Living Heart Project who recently won Best Oral Presentation, Emerging Life Science Technology at the University of Queensland's Early Career Researcher Symposium.
CCRG Fellow wins EuroELSO Young Investigator Award for the second time.
Congratulations are in order for the Critical Care Research Group’s Dr Silver Heinsar who has been named as one of twelve ELSO Young Investigators for 2022.
Life-support system reduced COVID-19 mortality by 7.1%, study shows
ECMO was associated with a reduction in mortality in selected adults with covid-19 associated respiratory failure.
Farewell Chris Parker
This week we came together to acknowledge the long service and dedication of The Prince Charles Hospital Library’s Chris Parker.
Meet Chris Hoi Houng Chan
After finishing his chemical engineering PhD in fluid dynamic at Swansea University, Chris Chan went on to study a different sort of fluid… blood! We spoke to Chris about his work with CCRG’s ICETlab and complex blood flow systems in artificial hearts.
ICU of the Future prototype showcase
Did you know that up to 75% of patients admitted to ICU can experience delirium, many developing PTSD, depression and anxiety as a direct result of the ICU environment.
Optimising the ICU environment to aid recovery
Up to 75% of ICU patients will experience cognitive problems (including delirium) or mental trauma during or after their admission.
Australia’s top 5 emerging risks and opportunities for healthcare businesses.
Healthcare leaders give their insights into how best to navigate the upcoming risks for your healthcare business, workforce, and ecosystem with tangible strategies to ease the effect of our industry’s emerging challenges.
There is a power in unity you can’t achieve yourself.
With COVID-19 now a familiar part of everyday life, it’s hard to remember a time when the virus was unheard of. A time when it hadn’t yet been named, let alone identified as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation.
The Living Heart Project
Heart beating strong thanks to pioneering Australian Research.
Brisbane’s Critical Care Research Group (CCRG) at The Prince Charles Hospital has been thanked by the American doctors behind the Pig-Human heart transplant for their game-changing research that was key to the success of the historic surgery.
World Majlis | At the Speed of Life | Expo 2020 Dubai
CCRG Founder and Director Professor John Fraser appeared at the 2020 World Expo in Dubai earlier this morning presenting at the World Majlis ‘At the Speed of Life’.