Sugammadex, neostigmine and postoperative pulmonary complications in noncardiac surgery.
Ketamine and chronic post-surgical pain in major surgery non cardiac surgery.
Tranexamic acid and surgical site infection in gastrointestinal surgery.
Intravenous iron for treatment of anaemia before cardiac surgery.
Volatile anaesthesia and perioperative outcomes related to cancer.
Cryopreserved versus liquid platelets for surgical bleeding in cardiac surgery.
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Explore our resources for initiating CTN trials, with guidance on feasibility, governance, and coordination to support successful participation in CTN studies.
Explore our resources to support your journey, from developing your research idea or grant application, to getting published in anaesthesia journals.
Explore our resources, networking and mentoring opportunities for research co-ordinators.
Explore guidance from CTN members on building a sustainable research department and employing a research co-ordinator.
GCP is the global standard for ethical trials, with courses covering design, conduct, and reporting.
Our network of fellows, trainees, and research co-ordinators advance patient care and safety through multi-centre research.
We provide resources, mentorship, educational, collaboration and funding opportunities to emerging investigators.
Find out what clinical trials we're working on and how your site can get involved, and explore the major findings of our published trials.
ANZCA clinical trials are conducted at over 120 hospitals, bringing together world-leading experts in anaesthesia research to advance clinical care.
Our leadership teams provide the strategic direction and support for the ANZCA Clinical Trials Network.
We foster collaboration and education through our annual CTN workshop, webinars, and ANZCA Annual Scientific Meeting sessions
ANZCA CTN endorsement is a powerful badge of quality, enhancing competitiveness in grants, ethics, and appeal to our stakeholders
The pilot grant scheme provides seed funding for exploratory studies, helping assess feasibility, refine methods, and secure grants for large trials.
The mentorship program fosters high-quality clinical research, leadership development, and succession planning within the CTN.
The foundation dedicates around $A1.5 million to medical research each year; supports our Indigenous health and overseas aid activities; and raises the profile of college-supported research.