ARC Research Grants
2024 Awards
Congratulations to the following two recipients:
Professor Janet Bray
School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University
Topic: The impact of EMS agency factors and resuscitation practice on out-of-hospital cardiac arrest outcomes across Australia and New Zealand.
Dr Milena Talikowska
Prehospital, Resuscitation and Emergency Care Research Unit (PRECRU), Curtin University
Topic: The impact of personal protective equipment worn by paramedics on CPR quality and patient survival in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
IAN JACOBS FELLOWSHIP
Open for applications
THE ARC ACKNOWLEDGE THE FOLLOWING DONATIONS
- Resuscitation Council (UK)
- Professor Gavin Perkins (UK)
- Professor Michael Parr & Family (NSW)
- National Institute of First Aid Trainers
Professor Ian Jacobs served the Australian Resuscitation Council for 25 years and excelled in national and international resuscitation research, knowledge dissemination and collaboration.
The Australian Resuscitation Council is establishing the Ian Jacobs Fellowship as a lasting tribute to his memory.
The ARC Ian Jacobs Fellowship is planned to be awarded annually at the discretion of the ARC to meritorious applicants with the aims of supporting national and international resuscitation investigation and knowledge dissemination.
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“Inaugural” Award
Congratulations to Dr Janet Bray who has been awarded the “inaugural” Ian Jacobs Fellowship award:
Dr Janet Bray
Senior Research Fellow
Monash University, DEPM
The Alfred Centre, MELBOURNE VIC 3004
Dr Bray will use the funding to continue with her project:
“Post-resuscitation care in Victoria: understanding current practice to improve outcomes for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients”
Kempster K, Howell S, Bernard S, Smith K, Cameron P, Finn J, Stub D, Morley P, Bray J. Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest outcomes in emergency departments. Resuscitation 2021;166:21-30. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.resuscitation.2021.07.003
2016 Award
Congratulations to Mia McLanders who has been awarded the second Ian Jacobs Fellowship award.
Mia is a PhD Candidate at the Mater Research Institute, the University of Queensland.
Mia will use the funding to continue with her project: Improving Teamwork during Neonatal Resuscitation through Video Analysis
2018 Award
Congratulations to Dr Priyanka Kapadia – Neonatal Fellow, Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital
Pri will use the funds to support her project “Trends in Neonatal Resuscitation patterns in Queensland – a 10-year Retrospective Cross-sectional Time Series Study”