Ethics: Principles and Processes for health research in WA Are you planning an ethics application for your research project? Could you use an update to better understand the ethics application process? This seminar will review principles of ethics in clinical research, and provide practical guidance to understand and complete quality applications, including to the PMH … Continued

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Guest Speaker: Professor Thomas Marwick MBBS(Hons), PhD, MPH  Director and Chief Executive of Baker IDI Heart and Diabetes Institute The title of his presentation is: Preventing Heart Failure Please see attached flyer for more information Venue: RPH , Bruce Hunter Lecture Theatre

Presenter: Dr Ricky Johnstone Head of the Gene Regulation Laboratory Peter MacCallum Cancer Center Please see the attached flyers for more information Contact Details: Dr Louise Winteringham E: louise.winteringham@perkins.uwa.edu.au

RPH Cell & Tissue Therapies WA (CTTWA) Facility is holding a seminar day to showcase the exciting and emerging therapies that are in development and translating into the clinic through clinical trials.  There will be multiple presentations by many of the clinicians involved in clinical trials using CTTWA cell-based products. Please see attached flyers for … Continued

Presenter: Dr Melanie Barwick University of Toronto Please see attached flyer for more information Venue: ND35/301 Lecture Theatre, School of Medicine, UNDA Registration information: For further information & RSVP | Diana Fryer: Diana.Fryer@nd.edu.au

In order to introduce you to the CIF, and the services we offer, we are organising Drop in Imaging (DII) Sessions over the coming months, leading up to the Grant Application season. At the times noted below, Dr Liesl Celliers, our expert consultant in Radiology (MRI) and Nuclear Medicine (PET and SPECT) , will be … Continued

Presenter: Professor José Luis Gómez-Skarmeta Andalusian Center for Developmental Biology, Spain   Seminar will be streamed live to Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, South Building, Seminar Room G39 Please see attached flyer for more information

Presenter: Dr Melanie Barwick, Head and Senior Scientist in the Child Health Evaluative Sciences Program of the SickKids Research Institute, Toronto, Canada Please see attached flyer for more information Venue: Building 400, room 303, Curtin University, Kent Street, Bentley Cost: free Parking: Parking B12, entry via Kent St Registration information: RSVP to judith.kiss@curtin.edu.au by 21 … Continued

Presenter Dr Melanie Barwick   Venue: Psychology Conference Room Building 14 Psychiatry Building (upstairs) Princess Margaret Hospital Hay St, Subiaco Registration information: RSVP: Kylie Davis by October 24th. Kylie.davis@health.wa.gov.au

WAHTN is delighted to host a workshop by Dr Melanie Barwick and Tamika Heiden on Thursday 27 and Friday 28 October 2016. The course is suited to Knowledge Translation professionals, clinicians, clinician-scientists, educators and decision makers.  The material is universally applicable across sectors, job roles and geographic location. This is a very practice-oriented course that … Continued

Presenter: Professor Anthony Hannan Head of the Epigenetics and Neural Plasticity Laboratory Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, University of Melbourne   Venue: McCusker Auditorium, Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research, North Building Contact Details: A/Professor Julian Heng julian.heng@perkins.uwa.edu.au

Unfortunately the speaker has not been able to make it to Australia due to flight cancellations and will now not be making it to Perth. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.

Telemedicine, mobile apps, biobanks, innovation, remote healthcare, health data & more!  How will we advance health innovation in WA? Join our workshops and be part of the discussion as HITWA delegates share their ideas for harnessing digital innovation. You will meet digital entrepreneurs as well as look at challenges confronting the health sector today including … Continued

Presenter: A/Prof Sue Skull There are three ways to attend the seminar: The seminar venue Princess Margaret Hospital Macdonald Lecture Theatre Ground Floor, Administration Building A hosted video conference site at one of the following locations: Fiona Stanley Hospital Royal Perth Hospital Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital Lion's Eye Institute DonateLife Online via scopia and your PC Instructions … Continued

Please find the attached flyer for more information RSVP your interest in attending by registering at www.involvingpeopleinreserach.org.au Contact Details: ipir@telethonkids.org.au Additional information: Training materials and lunch will be provided

You will learn from researchers and community members with first - hand experience of consumer and community involvement in research Please see the attached flyer for more information

Presenter: Dr Bernard Gersh, MB ChB DPhil Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic College of Medicine Rochester, Minnesota Please see attached flyer for more information

Presenter: Professor Richard Lindley Please see the attached flyer for more information

Are you seeking to conduct a research project within WA Health? If so, then in addition to ethical approval, you must gain governance authorisation prior to commencing your research at a WA Health site. An important component of research governance is an adequate research budget - identifying costs and then matching funding. This seminar will provide … Continued

WAHTN is delighted to sponsor the WAHTN breakfast event - Leading Interprofessional Research event to celebrate and acknowledge the translational research that is evident and the opportunities that still exist across professions. The intent is for the conversation and work at the breakfast to drive an agenda of improving patient outcomes through growth in translation … Continued

Presenter: Dr Michael Lawlor Medical College of Wisconsin Please see attached flyer for more information

Presenter: Dr Michael Lawlor, Medical College of Wisconsin Please see the attached flyer for more information

The aim of the workshop is to bring together international and Australian experts to explore and discuss the topic of reducing, through screening, the effects of genetic diseases in Australia. Workshop sessions will discuss Australian screening programs, and explore perspectives from health economists, laboratories, and patients. The day will also feature international perspectives on preconception … Continued