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SUMMARY:Webinar: The Impact of COVID-19 & what can we do for the sector NOW!
DESCRIPTION:The effects of COVID-19 has been far reaching with negative impacts being felt globally. While most industries have suffered greatly\, the medical industry is operating at two speeds. Quests for vaccines and treatments for COVID-19 are being fast tracked to clinical trials while other innovations have slowed or put on hold. \nThis webinar focuses on insights into how the regenerative medicine sector is coping with the unprecedented impacts of the pandemic and what can be done now to prepare for a fast start in order to make up for lost time. This webinar brings together thought leaders in this field from around the world to share their experiences and insights. \nView the event flyer for more information or register for the event. \n  \n 
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/webinar-the-impact-of-covid-19-what-can-we-do-for-the-sector-now/
LOCATION:Western Australia
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SUMMARY:Coordination of COVID-19 Research in Western Australia Seminar
DESCRIPTION:This short seminar will discuss current COVID-19 research activities and their coordination in WA\, including WAHTN’s role in funding\, coordination and prioritisation. \nPresenter: Professor Gary Geelhoed MBBS\, FRACP\, FACEM\, MD \nProfessor Geelhoed is Executive Director of the Western Australian Health Translation Network and was previously WA’s Chief Medical Officer and Assistant Director General of Clinical Services and Research\, WA Department of Health. Prof Geelhoed has a keen interest in health reform\, particularly in the area of clinical research and innovation and has worked to forge closer ties between our hospitals and the research community. \nRegister for this free event
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/coordination-of-covid-19-research-in-western-australia-seminar/
LOCATION:Western Australia
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SUMMARY:Beyond COVID-19: a solution-focussed forum
DESCRIPTION:Australian Clinical Trials Alliance (ACTA)\, PRAXIS Australia\, ARCS Australia and CT:IQ have come together to create\, Beyond COVID-19: a solution-focussed forum\, after identifying a need for the clinical trial sector to collaborate and share information. \nBeyond COVID-19: a solution-focussed forum\, is an exciting new initiative for people working in clinical trials to share their learnings and assist with solutions. \nIt will be open for anyone to read\, and registration to participate is simple. Clinical trialists can instantly share their knowledge\, assist with responses and point each other to useful resources or contacts; from ethics to telehealth\, pharmaceutical supply to remote monitoring. \nSolving problems is at the heart of clinical trials\, and the COVID-19 pandemic has seen the sector becoming more agile; adapting existing trials\, finding new ways to commence planned trials\, or moving quickly to help test treatments and solve the riddles of coronavirus. \nThe pathway out of the pandemic will also see some twists and turns and more problem-solving for the sector\, where the Beyond COVID-19: a solution-focussed forum will continue to be a sharing space. \nJoin us all from 1:30pm – 2:30pm AEST on International Clinical Trials Day\, Wednesday 20 May\, for the official launch of Beyond COVID-19: a solution-focussed forum. \nA guest panel of experts will be live on the forum for the launch to offer their perspectives on your questions about clinical trials and registries through COVID-19 and beyond. \nThe forum will be hosted at clinicaltrialsalliance.org.au/forums/\n#clinicaltrials #COVID19 #BEYONDCOVID19 \n 
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/beyond-covid-19-a-solution-focussed-forum/
LOCATION:Western Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Shanghai:20200528T100000
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SUMMARY:Fireside Conversation with Dr James Williamson
DESCRIPTION:Fireside conversations is a regular series of informal Q&A sessions between the WA community and experts from WA Health. Health Consumers’ Council Executive Director\, Pip Brennan puts your COVID-19 research-related questions to Assistant Director General of WA Health’s Clinical Excellence Division\, Dr James Williamson. \nWhen you register you can pose your questions about development of vaccinations\, COVID research and COVID research trials. Questions will be grouped by theme\, and those that are relevant will either be answered live in the session (time permitting) or responses provided by FAQs afterwards. Questions related to other topics may inspire the next topic for these fortnightly sessions. \nRegister for this event \n 
URL:https://wahtn.org/event/fireside-conversation-with-dr-james-williamson/
LOCATION:Western Australia
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