CTN Educational sessions
Thursday 7 March 2024 at 1pm AEDT
Unlocking Success: Case Studies from ANZCA CTN sites on implementing the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework in Australia and the status of clinical trial credentialing in New Zealand.
Presenters:
- Ms Khushboo Khatri, Project Officer, National Clinical Trials Governance Framework, Monash Health, Victoria
- Ms Louise de Prinse, Clinical Research Coordinator, Anaesthesia and Pain Management, Flinders Medical Centre, South Australia
- Ms Sophie Wallace, Research Manager, Department of Anaesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine, The Alfred, Victoria
- Mr Jonathan Termaat, Anaesthetic Clinical Trial and Research Coordinator, Waikato, New Zealand
Moderator: Gillian Ormond, ANZCA Senior Clinical Trials Network Coordinator
Explore the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework in Australia and learn the current status of Clinical Trial Credentialing in New Zealand. This discussion will include case studies from two sites actively involved in facilitating ANZCA CTN Trials within Australia.
This includes:
- Preparation before the visit
- What happened during the visit
- What’s next
Held virtually on Thursday 7 March 2024 from 1 to 2pm AEDT.
Aims
The aims of the CTN educational sessions are to discuss various research topics relevant to trial conduct and design, and to provide educational and networking opportunities for fellows, trainees and research co-ordinators.
Program
The program features presentations from CTN members and guest speakers and includes group discussions on topics of interest to emerging researchers, research coordinators and research teams.
Cost and registration
Registration is complimentary. Registration is open to all ANZCA and FPM members, and members of the Clinical Trials Network and Anaesthesia Research Coordinators Network.
Past sessions and recordings
A listing of past sessions and how to access the recordings can be found here.
Social media
Join the conversation on Twitter by using the event hashtag #CTN2024
Contact us
For further information, please email Karen Goulding.
- Date
7 March
- Time
1pm-2pm
- Location
Webinar Via Zoom