Workshop will run from 9am - 12.30pm
Presenters:
Anne McKenzie AO and John Stubbs
This in-person half day workshop will provide a foundation for implementing consumer involvement in clinical trials and aims to:
Workshop will run from 9am - 12.30pm
Presenters:
A/Prof Ingrid Hickman, Dr Nicola Straiton, A/Prof Natalie Taylor, Prof Sandy Middleton and Dr Mark Liu
Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) are pivotal in healthcare, offering robust evidence on interventions but it takes 17 years to translate evidence into practice. Implementation science research and practice can improve the design and conduct of RCTs and may lead to greater understanding of which strategies are most effective for translation.
This half day workshop will be an introduction to using implementation science within clinical trial design and is targeted for people who are involved in designing interventions, implementation strategies and outcome measures for clinical trials. It will involve an interactive session to help people designing trials learn how to incorporate implementation science methods into their research.
Workshop will run from 9am - 5pm
Presenters:
Prof Steve Webb, Prof Kate Lee, Dr Charlie Macleod, Dr Clare Whitehead, Prof Jane Parker, Dr Lisa Higgins, Paul Mouncey, Prof Steven Tong, Tony Trapani, A/Prof Kate Hayward, Mitch Messer, Dr Danny Mcauley, Prof Tony Gordon and A/Prof Adrian Burrell
This full day workshop takes a deep dive into navigating the operational challenges in Platform Trials.
Targeted at all those planning or already running an Adaptive Platform Trial, we will discuss and workshop operational challenges with a focus on:
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