Hear from First Nations voices on crucial health topics at the 2024 Ngar-wu Wanyarra Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Conference.
Join the Department of Rural Health at UniMelb in October for a day of cultural immersion, networking and insights from First Nations health leaders, including keynote speakers Professor Sandra Eades and Dr Anita Heiss AM. Dlitt.
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Join ONJCRI to celebrate a decade of research! This research conference aims to unite clinicians, cancer researchers, and consumers. The program features national and international speakers and is tailored to foster networking opportunities, exchange insights, and delve into the advancements made in cancer research, translation, and care over the past decade. The conference strives to spark new ideas and approaches for tackling current and future challenges in cancer research and care.
Key Themes include:
Abstracts due 19th August.
Empowering place-based research in south west Victoria
The South West Healthcare Research Day provides an excellent opportunity for staff and students to showcase their work, engage in networking, and generate discussion to encourage innovation in service delivery, clinical practice and research.
The South West Healthcare Research Day Committee extend an invitation to submit an abstract for an oral or poster presentation for the upcoming Research Day. We aim to showcase the excellent work and research being done in our region, and to continue to foster research capacity and culture within the delivery of our local health services. This does not have to be in a clinical role. We invite submissions of research and quality improvement activities based in health and healthcare in our region in the following forms of presentation: – 15 minute oral presentation – 5 in 5 – a 5 minute oral presentation with 5 slides – Academic poster
Submissions close 19 July 2024
For submission and further information, click on “register”
An annual scientific symposium focused on the application of bioinformatics in cancer research and clinical practice. The CBA symposium is an excellent opportunity for researchers from all career stages to present their latest achievements in the fields of cancer bioinformatics. The program will feature high-profile invited speakers, selected oral and poster presentations. Registrations close 14th June 2024.
The COSA ASM program reflects our multidisciplinary society membership. Together with the Program Committee, we have developed an exciting and educational program that has something for everyone. Some of our favourite sessions include those we haven’t seen on a COSA program for years and some which revisit and update previously presented but equally important topics such as:
Join us at the 17th National Rural Health Conference – Imagine, Inspire and Innovate! The preeminent event in the southern hemisphere focusing on building healthy, sustainable and resilient rural communities. With plenty of opportunities for networking, the Conference will focus on innovative important topics such as rural health workforce capacity and training, determinants of health, mental health, the effects of climate change on health, Indigenous health, cultural safety, arts and health, as well as healthcare research and innovation. If you are a health care consumer, health professional, student, researcher or policymaker, this is the one event in 2024 that you must not miss. Come and join us as we collaborate and imagine opportunities to create a sustainable, innovative healthcare system for rural and remote Australia.
The Conference will be held at Royal International Convention Centre (Royal ICC) in Brisbane, from 4 – 6 December 2024.
Theme: HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH IN THE DIGITAL AGE
In this dynamic era of digital transformation, our conference serves as a platform for researchers, practitioners, thought leaders and policymakers to come together, exchange ideas, and delve into the exciting possibilities that digital technology offers to transform health services. We hope to address some of the key challenges: Human-computer interaction, data privacy and security; data quality and reliability; interoperability; AI/machine learning and bias in algorithms; and equitable access to digital healthcare services and resources. Likewise, we’ll explore the exciting opportunities that the digital age brings: better access and patient engagement; big data and predictive analytics; telehealth; precision medicine; cost efficiency; and global collaboration.
Over three days we will engage in insightful discussions, share groundbreaking research, and collaborate on solutions that will enable us to navigate the challenges and harness the opportunities of HEALTH SERVICES RESEARCH IN THE DIGITAL AGE.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to network with peers, learn from the best minds in the field, and be a part of shaping the future of healthcare delivery.
