Workshop: Conducting Clinical Research in Palliative Care in New Zealand
Event description
Capital & Coast District Health Board, in collaboration with IMPACCT (including PaCCSC and CST) is running a workshop to introduce clinical research to new and experienced researchers in New Zealand. The workshop will be multi-disciplinary in focus.
New study concepts for presentation will be called for in November 2019. The process for submitting study concepts will also be confirmed at that time.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
| 9.30am | Registration opens |
| 10.00am | CCDHB Welcome, Mihi Whakatau and Introductions Dr Emma McMenamin, Senior Medical Officer, Palliative Medicine CCDHB Dr Fiona Bailey, Consultant Palliative Medicine, Hospital Palliative Care Service CCDHB |
| 10.15am | Who are IMPACCT and PaCCSC? Professor Jane Phillips, Director IMPACCT, UTS |
| 10.30am | Conducting randomised controlled trials in palliative care - the why Professor David Currow, PaCCSC Chief Investigator, IMPACCT, UTS |
| 11.00am | Conducting clinical research in New Zealand - the where TBC |
| 11.30am | Lessons from the field - the what [we've learnt] Q&A on establishing a program of collaborative clinical research Facilitators: Dr Emma McMenamin and Dr Fiona Bailey |
| 12.30pm | Light lunch |
| 1.15pm | Panel: the how - RAPID can help clinicians build clinical research skills. Lessons learnt, opportunities to be had, benefits to clinical decision making and quality improvement. Facilitators: Dr Emma McMenamin and Dr Fiona Bailey |
| 2.30pm | Afternoon tea |
| 2.45pm | New concept presentations x 2 |
| 3.45pm | Actions, Wrap up and thanks Dr Emma McMenamin, Senior Medical Officer, Palliative Medicine CCDHB Dr Fiona Bailey, Consultant Palliative Medicine, Hospital Palliative Care Service CCDHB |
| 4.00pm | Poroake (Close) |
Gold coin donation
Delegates are asked to make a gold coin charity donation on the day.
Confidentiality
Delegates are required to sign a confidentiality agreement. Current UTS/IMPACCT members may already have one in place. UTS/IMPACCT staff will contact you if you need to sign a confidentiality agreement.
Photograph permissions
Photographs will be taken on the day for promotional purposes.
The University of Technology Sydney has the absolute right of ownership of any photographs taken on the day and will be entitled to publish, distribute and use the images for promotional purposes.
If you do not wish your photograph to appear in any promotional materials, please email paccsc@uts.edu.au to advise.