ANZCA Clinical Trials Network Trans-Tasman Research Meeting
Date/time: Sunday, 10 August 2025, 1:30-5pm, followed by an optional dinner and drinks
Cost: No cost for the program. There will be a cost for the dinner.
Registration opens: May 2025
Venue: TBC in Adelaide, SA.
This engaging program immediately following on from the ANZCA CTN workshop features a series of insightful sessions focusing on key areas of Māori research, cultural considerations in ethics and governance, and optimising grants for Australian and New Zealand involvement. Participants will gain valuable insights into the responsibilities of lead sites, sustainability, and opportunities within the field. The event will provide a collaborative platform for exchanging ideas and fostering deeper understanding. Afternoon tea will offer a networking opportunity to connect with peers and speakers.
Sunday 10 August | ||
1.30-3pm | Session 1 | |
Welcome / Karakia | Dr Doug Campbell (NZ) and Dr Matthew Moore (NZ) | |
Māori research considerations | Dr Matthew More (NZ) | |
| Optimising grants for NZ involvement | Dr Daniel Frei (NZ) |
| Considerations for NZ ethics and governance | Dr Matthew More (NZ) and Dr Carolyn Deng (NZ) |
| Discussion | All speakers |
3-3.30pm | Afternoon tea | |
3.30-5.30pm | Session 2 | |
| Understanding lead site responsibilities | Mr Jonothan Termaat (NZ) and Ms Davina McAllister (NZ) |
| Sustainability of NZ sites | Dr Doug Campbell (NZ) |
| Opportunities for efficient trials and NZ research | Dr Amy Gaskell (NZ) |
| Discussion | All speakers |
6-9pm | Optional dinner | |
Program may change due to speaker availability.
Registration open: 2025 ANZCA CTN Strategic Research Workshop in Glenelg, South Australia this August!
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We provide resources, mentorship, educational, collaboration and funding opportunities to emerging investigators.
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