The Alfred is a
major teaching
hospital with a significant clinical research focus. The Alfred and the
three other major institutions on the campus (the
Baker
IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute, the
Macfarlane Burnet Institute for
Medical Research and Public Health, the
Monash University Central &
Eastern Clinical School and the Monash University School of Public
Health and Preventive Medicine) form the Alfred Medical Research and Education
Precinct (AMREP), officially opened in 2002.
The principal areas of research
conducted within AMREP are:
Cardiovascular disease and diabetes
Infectious diseases
Allergy / asthma / respiratory medicine
Trauma and critical care
Anaesthesia
Blood diseases
Mental health
Neurosciences
Public health and preventive medicine
The annual
Research Report provides an account
of research conducted on The Alfred campus.
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