Awards and Recognition

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Awards and Recognition New Content Research

Recognising clinical trials and the people behind the research

By Australian Health Journal — 3 days ago

Australia’s clinical trials community came together to celebrate outstanding research and recognise the people and teams making a meaningful difference to healthcare at the 2026 ACTA Trial of the Year Awards.

Now in its 10th year, the awards continue to shine a light on investigator-led clinical trials and initiatives that are improving clinical practice, influencing healthcare policy and delivering better outcomes for patients across Australia and beyond.

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Awards and Recognition New Content People in healthcare Rural and Remote

Inaugural Rural and Remote Health Awards

By Australian Health Journal — 3 years ago

Rural communities are a foundation of the economy and society and must be kept healthy.

There are significant personal, professional and financial rewards for rural healthcare professionals. However, there are also challenges – isolation, long hours, confusion about where to turn for support.

To acknowledge and celebrate the work of Rural and Remote Health Professionals, Rural Health Pro have launched the inaugural National Rural and Remote Health Awards.

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Awards and Recognition Dental New Content

Dental marketing insights from leading authority

By Australian Health Journal — 3 years ago

Winning the Australian Dental Industry Award for Marketing has had a big impact to Dental Marketing Solutions. As Angus comments in closing, “Receiving the award is social proof to say, well, these guys must know something, because an independent body of their peers has assessed them and said”. He added, “Certainly it’s been good in terms of building our business.”

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Awards and Recognition Brain and Mind Clinical Trials New Content People in healthcare Research

Generosity of spirit in teaching

By Australian Health Journal — 3 years ago

The Ramaciotti Medal for Excellence is considered one of the most prestigious awards in biomedical research in Australia and is highly sought after by researchers in the field.

In 2022, Professor Matthew Kiernan was the recipient of the Ramaciotti Medal for Excellence and the associated $50,000 award.

Australian Health Journal spoke with Professor Kiernan to hear about his journey in medicine and science to try and uncover and understand diseases and his generosity of spirit to pass on what he has learnt. 

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Awards and Recognition Medical Technology Association of Australia New Content People in healthcare

Outstanding Achievement
George Faithfull

By Australian Health Journal — 6 years ago

George has been in the medical device industry in a variety of roles for over 35 years including Sales, Marketing, Business Development, General Management, R&D, Clinical, Regulatory and Government Affairs. He has worked for Stryker in Australia, USA and across Asia.

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