Multicentre research satellite meeting
21 August 2026, Gold Coast University Hospital, Queensland.
Thank you to all delegates who joined us at the satellite meeting ahead of the ANZCA CTN workshop. We look forward to sharing outcomes of this meeting with you soon.
Program outline
Friday 21 August | ||
7.30-7.35am | Welcome | Dr Rachel Bourke (Qld) |
7.35-7.40am | Meeting opening | Alison Ewens (Qld) |
7.40-8.30am | ROCKet trial: where to now | Professor Philip Peyton (Vic) |
8.30-9am | Morning tea | |
9-10am | Getting into research | Professor Philip Peyton (Vic), Dr Matthew Bright (Qld) and Dr Kanika Chaudhri (NSW) |
10-10.30am | Morning tea | |
10.30-11.30am | Qld Trainee Network and project pitches. Dr Jimin Kang (Qld), Dr Jack Xu (Qld) and Dr Emily Squires (Qld) | Chair: Associate Professor David Highton (Qld) |
Thank you to all the delegates who joined us at the Clinical Trials Network workshop on the Gold Coast, Qld, 21-23 August 2026.
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Thank you to all the delegates who joined us at the 2025 ANZCA CTN Strategic Research Workshop in Glenelg in August.
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