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CTC Talks: Learning is an NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre (CTC) led education initiative. The program provides a convenient and unique forum for academics, researchers and clinical trials professionals to learn from experts in clinical trials science, methodology, and operational research.
📅 Sessions are held virtually every second Wednesday from 1:00 PM to 1:45 PM. View and register for upcoming sessions on EventBrite and below.
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UPCOMING WEBINARS - Register now!
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DATE |
TOPIC |
SPEAKER |
SUMMARY |
| 01st April | Surgical & Complex Intervention Trials | Prof Daniel Steffans Physiotherapist & Senior Research Fellow |
Join us to hear new initiatives from the CTC’s Surgical & Complex Intervention Trials Portfolio, led by Prof David Beard. Newly appointed Prof Daniel Steffens (Senior Principal Research Fellow) presents on (p)rehabilitation for cancer surgery. |
| 15th April |
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| 29th April |
CT:IQ/ARDC Clinical Research Data Sharing Frameworks |
Dr Lisa Ekstein |
Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) are frequently criticised for inconsistent decision-making. Under the ARDC/CT:IQ Clinical Research Data Sharing Frameworks Project, we undertook a Shared Ethical Debate (ShED) exercise to understand how HRECs are making decisions. |
| 13th May |
Advancing Prognosis Research with NextGen Evidence Synthesis |
Dr Rui Wang |
“What is going to happen to me?” Prognosis is central to clinical care, but methodologically challenging. This talk will show how NextGen evidence synthesis, especially IPD meta‑analysis, can advance prognosis research in women’s health. |
| 27th May |
From Sample to insight; making biospecimens count |
Dr MoonSun Jung |
Behind every powerful biomarker informed publication is a well‑run biospecimen process. In this talk, discover how operational excellence safeguards samples, strengthens insights and unlocks future research potential. |
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