Population health research asks how disease, services and living conditions affect communities. NHRTI brings epidemiology, biostatistics, health systems and environmental perspectives together.
Understanding health across communities.
Public health research looks for patterns: who is affected, where gaps in care remain and how living conditions influence health.
Connecting these patterns with the way services work helps frame questions that matter to communities and decision-makers.
Epidemiology and biostatistics
Population studies and analysis supporting disease surveillance and outbreak investigation.
Health systems and health economics
Research on health policy, management, service delivery and the use of resources.
Environmental health
Investigation of environmental influences, including pollution, climate and other hazards.
From observations to evidence.
Research brings together field observations, service information and analytical methods. Careful analysis helps teams interpret what they find.
The portfolio includes missed opportunities for vaccination, measles immunity, HPV vaccination within HIV services, antibiotic prescribing and surgical site infections.
Explore the wider research portfolioWho is being missed?
Studies of immunity and vaccination ask where gaps in protection remain.
Immunisation researchHow do services connect?
Research examines how existing HIV services can support HPV vaccination.
The HPV vaccination projectWhat shapes care?
Studies consider antibiotic use and infection after surgery within the health system.
Health-system research