Australasian Nursing and Midwifery Clinical Trials Network
Supporting nurse and midwife-led clinical research. Translating evidence into improved outcomes.
The Australasian Nursing and Midwifery Clinical Trials Network (ANMCTN) was established in 2020 to bring together academic institutions to effectively facilitate and support nurse or midwife-led clinical research and the translation of evidence into practice.
The ANMCTN is a collaborative, member based, peak body representing nurses and midwives. It exists to promote and support nurses and midwives to lead interdisciplinary research, and to accelerate the adoption of evidence-based practice in health care in metropolitan, rural and remote areas of Australia.
The Network, in conjunction with its partners, is committed to developing and growing research environments within all health and aged care services that both foster innovation and build workforce capacity and capability.
Supported By:
Founding Institutions
Professional Partners
Research Associate Partners
What does the ANMCTN offer?
The ANMCTN is a multidisciplinary network of clinicians and research professionals with significant expertise in researching and evaluating health care delivery and its impact on health outcomes across a diverse range of geographic areas, population groups, health care sectors and clinical specialities.
With support and guidance from our Executive and Strategic Advisory committees, we want to create better care outcomes by supporting Nurses and Midwives as future research leaders.
We are building opportunities for sharing resources by translating evidence into practice.
The importance of Nurse and Midwifery led research
The ANMCTN provides the platform to accelerate growth in nurse and midwife led research across Australia and New Zealand by building collaboration among health care and research professionals.
The ANMCTN is committed to developing and growing
research environments that foster innovation and build
workforce capacity and capability for nurses and midwives.