Responsive | Understanding and responding to client, community and stakeholder needs |
Ethical | Upholding the mission and values of Calvary, being transparent, having integrity, and abiding by legislative codes of conduct and guidelines |
Integrative | Incorporating research into all areas of clinical and social care |
Collaborative | Working respectfully to co-design with our partners, stakeholders, and the community |
Innovative | Fostering a culture of creativity, translation and redesign |
Impactful | Evaluating and measuring outcomes to improve services, clinical practice, and broader socioeconomic health of individuals and communities |
Culturally informed | Embedding culturally safe practices, and cultural competence into our work |
Significant | Influencing change in the wider health and social care sectors |
Sustainable | Planning, through awareness of environmental, ecological, social and economic sustainability principles |
Research Domain | Research Field |
|---|---|
Optimal clinical, health and social care | Palliative and end-of-life care:
Palliative Care focuses on supporting patients who have a progressive incurable disease. The goal is to respect patient, resident and clients’ dignity, help comfort and maximise the quality of life for the patient, family and loved ones. Neurodegenerative disease:
Progressive neurological diseases require multidisciplinary assessment and management. Disease inclusive of, but not limited to, Huntington’s disease,
motor neurone disease, multiple sclerosis, muscular dystrophy, multiple system atrophy, Parkinson’s disease, progressive supranuclear palsy, spinocerebellar
ataxias and others. Cancer care:
A focus is on patient, resident and clients’ care through the entire cancer journey, including clinical and social care. This includes opportunities to be engaged with clinical trials. Medical and clinical practice:
Support innovation in clinical practice and service development that is research driven. Ageing well:
A person-centred approach to care offers residents and community clients the opportunity to live a safe and enriched lifestyle. Dementia care:
Calvary’s higher level, specialised care supports people living with dementia to continue living life in a safe, home-like caring environment. |
Digital technology | Digital technology enhances the human experience in healthcare across diverse platforms. Technology supports the right care for the right patient at the right time and in the right setting. To capitalise on this opportunity for improvement, Calvary’s approach to s to implement new technologies for optimised service delivery. |
Workforce retention | Recruitment and retention of qualified researchers and health care workers is essential for optimal patient, resident or client care. Healthcare staff are supported with their work through the provision of healthy work environments and with staffing levels that promote safe, high-quality care. |