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Our partners

Transform brings together multidisciplinary expertise and strong partnerships including:

  • Metropolitan Primary Health Networks
    (North Western Melbourne PHN, Eastern Melbourne PHN, South Eastern Melbourne PHN)

  • Major hospitals
    (Royal Melbourne, Eastern Health, Monash Health, Western Health)

  • Community health services
    (cohealth, Better Health Network)

  • Victorian Department of Health, Primary and Community Health Branch

  • Peak bodies
    (RACGP, APNA, Victorian Multicultural Commission)

  • Academic and research translation centres
    (TROPHI, MACH, Monash Partners)

Primary Health Network Eastern Melbourne Logo
Logo of Monash Partners Health Translation Network featuring a stylized blue and white flower with interconnected lines and a white circle in the center, next to the text 'Monash Partners' in large blue letters and 'Health Translation Network' in smaller gray letters underneath.
Australian Primary Health Care Nurses Association Logo
Better Health Network Logo
Cohealth Logo
Logo of MonREN with a geometric flower design and the text 'MonREN' beneath it.
Cover slide for a presentation titled 'Primary Care Trials Unit,' featuring the logo of the University of Melbourne and a network of connected dots on a dark blue background.
Victorian Multicultural Commission Logo, alongside Victoria State Government partner Logo
Logo of Trophi, an organization focused on translating research outcomes into the primary health care interface.
A logo featuring a stylized bridge with the text "BRIDGES" in bold letters underneath.
Logo of PHN South Eastern Melbourne, an Australian government initiative.
Logo of Victoria State Government

Transform acknowledges the support of the Victorian Government.

Primary Health Network North Western Melbourne Logo
Logo of RACC, featuring a crest with a lion, unicorn, and shield, with the Latin phrase 'Vincit Scientia Cuncta Supera' underneath.
Logo of The Royal Melbourne Hospital, featuring a shield with a star and cross symbols, and the hospital's name written beside it.