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The Roadmap Of Australian primary health care Research (ROAR) 'maps' on-line research registers and databases that contain information about past, present and current research projects relevant to primary health care. ROAR is a resource that helps funders, policy makers, researchers, and practitioners locate research projects in order to raise awareness of current and recently completed research, reduce duplication of effort, identify gaps, and to facilitate the development of collaborative research partnerships.

What's in ROAR?

Research Projects	Summaries of current and recently completed primary health care research projects.
Researcher Profiles	Information about researchers and their qualifications and research interests.
Research Organisations	Related links to research organisations across Australia, including research centres, universities, academic departments of general practice, public health, population health, and schools of nursing.
Research Funding	Information about scholarships, fellowships, and grants for primary health care research.

Why submit to ROAR?

We are aiming to provide a comprehensive range of information relevant to researchers, policy advisors, funding bodies and practitioners, with the intended outcomes of;

1. Raising awareness of current and recently completed primary health care research.
2. Reducing duplication of research effort.
3. Facilitating collaborative research partnerships.
4. Promoting research expertise.
5. Saving you search time and effort!

You can contribute on-line by using the links on the right hand side of this page, or contact our ROAR co-ordinator directly via roar@phcris.org.au.