The Victorian Collaboration for Translating Research Outcomes into the Primary Health Interface (Trophi) is a collaboration between the Monash University Department of General Practice, The University of Melbourne Department of General Practice and the RACGP, funded by the Windermere Foundation.
The objective of TROPHI is to drive high quality implementation and translational research that provides contemporary practice-based evidence to improve primary health care and patient outcomes in the eastern Victoria, Knox, Maroondah and Yarra Ranges.
“Before TROPHI there were good intentions and a couple of individual projects, but no thematic way of collaboration. TROPHI has brought the regional groups together well.”
An important part of the TROPHI project is to understand the regional needs through review of reports and publications, and importantly by listening to our community and stakeholders.
These needs guide our TROPHI activity. Here is an updated summary of the needs, priorities, and health action plans in the TROPHI region.
We have a consumer representative group to help TROPHI address the community needs.
See some of the TROPHI funding recipients who are doing research in this community.
TROPHI offers a range of funding types for primary care professionals in outer eastern Melbourne to develop their skills in research translation. Find out about all opportunities.
“Wonderful local projects that reflect innovation, partnership, passion and furthering the evidence base; Start somewhere in your research journey and there is a network of mentors to support you.”
TROPHI is a partnership between the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, Monash University and the University of Melbourne
TROPHI is funded by the Windermere Foundation