Regulatory science and traumatic brain injury

本项目旨在探索治理、科学和社会如何为创伤性脑损伤干预的设计和实施提供信息。脑损伤具有重大的健康、经济和社会代价。尽管脑科学取得了突破，但旨在预防和治疗脑损伤的监管方法各不相同，结果也各不相同，即使在高危人群中也是如此。通过研究脑损伤，本研究旨在发现不平等如何影响公共卫生干预。研究结果有望为建立有效项目所面临的挑战以及如何克服这些挑战提供实证见解，从而改善澳大利亚内外的监管反应。

This project aims to discover how governance, science and society inform the design and implementation of traumatic brain injury interventions. Brain injury has significant health, economic and societal costs. Despite breakthroughs in brain science, regulatory approaches aimed at preventing and treating brain injury vary and have disparate outcomes, even among at risk populations. By studying brain injury, this research aims to discover how inequality affects public health interventions. Findings are expected to provide empirical insight into the challenges of establishing effective programs and how to overcome them, which can improve regulatory responses in and beyond Australia.