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IMPACT: Maximising the Health And Economic Benefits of Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials And Registries
ACTA Summit 2016 The theme for the NHMRC Symposium is "Embedding research into health care: building a culture of quality". Leading experts in trial design, registry development, health service delivery, health economics and health policy will come together to look at how we can better measure, understand and increase the benefits that trials and registries return to the health system in terms of better quality and more cost-effective care. View the event flyer
Find out more »COSA SURVIVORSHIP 2017: Pathways to Better Policy and Practice
This unique conference brings together a diverse group of clinicians, researchers, policy makers and consumers from Australia and beyond, to learn, to be challenged and to make a lasting impact on the lives of those affected by cancer. Outline The theme this year is “Pathways to better policy and practice” which focuses our thinking on how we can translate the growing evidence in this area into day to day applications. We will explore diverse perspectives from Australia, UK, US and…
Find out more »Targeting mechanisms of chemotherapy resistance in breast cancer
Presenter: Kristin Brown - Cancer Therapeutics Program, Peter MacCallumCancer Centre and Dept. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, University of Melbourne Host: Antonella Papa The Biomedicine Discovery Seminar Series is a new initiative to showcase world-class biomedical research and provide opportunities to meet and discuss science with people working at the top of their field. Anyone interested in attending is welcome. They are generally held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1pm. Download seminar flyer
Find out more »Post Approval Monitoring in Research
This Research Governance Seminar topic is Post Approval Monitoring in Research and covers: Annual Reporting and Safety Reporting
Find out more »C/Can 2025: City Cancer Challenge presented by Professor Sanchia Aranda, Australian President of Union for International Cancer Control
In this exclusive MPCCC lecture, Prof Sancia Aranda, CEO, Cancer Council Australia and President, Union for International Cancer Control, will discuss the opportunities and potential involvement of MPCCC partners in the Union for International Cancer Control's (UICC) C/Can 2025: City Cancer Challenge. The Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) unites the cancer community in the fight against the global cancer burden. There are over 1,000 member organisations partnering to promote greater equity and advocating for cancer control in more than…
Find out more »HREC & Governance Applications
This Research Governance Seminar topic is HREC & Governance Applications - How, when and what to do.
Find out more »Prep for Success with VCA 2017 funding round: an MPCCC seminar to assist potential applicants
Victorian Cancer Agency’s 2017 round is coming soon! You’ve got to be in it to win it… Meet MPCCC's panel of current VCA fellows and grantees and discover: Examples of people and projects funded in previous years What are the elements of a winning application? How can you optimise your submission? What resources are available to support you? Interactive Q&A with potential applicants Dr George Grigoriadis, VCA Clinical Research Fellow Dr Renea Taylor VCA Mid-Career Research…
Find out more »Epigenetic modifiers in development and disease
Presenter: A/Prof Marnie Blewitt - WEHI Host: Lee Wong The Biomedicine Discovery Seminar Series is a new initiative to showcase world-class biomedical research and provide opportunities to meet and discuss science with people working at the top of their field. Anyone interested in attending is welcome. They are generally held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1pm.
Find out more »Phosphoproteomics
Presenter: Dr Sean Humphrey Host: Antonella Papa The Biomedicine Discovery Seminar Series is a new initiative to showcase world-class biomedical research and provide opportunities to meet and discuss science with people working at the top of their field. Anyone interested in attending is welcome. They are generally held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12-1pm.
Find out more »Standard Operating Procedures
This Research Governance Seminar topic is Standard Operating Procedures - Conduct of the Research Study Record Keeping & Archiving
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