Clinical trial masterclass: from idea to implementation, and everything in between!

Clinical trial masterclass: from idea to implementation and everything in between!

Thursday 6 July Wednesday 2023 | 8.30AM UK | 5.30PM AEST

In this masterclass, we will discuss some key aspects for consideration when designing and evaluating interventions that will benefit patients and be utilised in real-world settings.

There will be a focus on trials in people with chronic and/or advanced disease.

This free online session will include three presentations on intervention development, efficient trial designs, and building in implementation as part of the evaluation. 

Each session will include a brief introduction and break-out room for discussion and reflection on how you might use the ideas in your next clinical evaluation.

 

Facilitator and presenters

Professor Miriam Johnson | Professor of Palliative Medicine | Hull York Medical School

Dr Tim Luckett | IMPACCT Senior Lecturer (Research) | IMPACCT University of Technology Sydney

• Co-designing healthcare interventions with people with lived experience, carers, and clinicians
• This session will refer to practical guides to help with co-design in health. We recommend the following pre-reading:
   - New South Wales Agency for Clinical Innovation’s Co-design Toolkit - https://aci.health.nsw.gov.au/projects/co-design
   - UTS/North Sydney Local Health District Co-production Kickstarter - https://www.uts.edu.au/about/faculty-health/news/co-production-kickstarter
  

Dr Judith Cohen | Director, Hull Health Trials Unit | Hull York Medical School

• Efficient trial designs, targeting common symptoms across diverse clinical groups
• Don't forget the context - hybrid effectiveness/implementation trial designs

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