Curtin School of Nursing 2025 Research Showcase

Join us at the Curtin School of Nursing 2025 Research Showcase to explore the depth and breadth of research excellence and collaborations within and with our School. This free, full-day event will feature keynote presentations from renowned researchers, academic and industry-led research presentations, and engaging sessions from higher degree by research students across nursing, midwifery, paramedicine, and oral health therapy. Attendees will gain insights into impactful research programs and initiatives shaping the future of healthcare. Enjoy poster displays, a light lunch, and the opportunity to network with fellow researchers, students, and health industry professionals. The event will conclude with a dynamic panel discussion on strengthening research partnerships in health.

Overview:

The Curtin School of Nursing 2025 Research Showcase celebrates the collaborative research efforts driving innovation across health disciplines. This year’s theme, “Strengthening our research collaborations”, highlights projects and partnerships with real impact. Access the Research Showcase Booklet here

Attendees can expect:

• Keynote presentations:

  • Professor Anne-Marie Eades: Building an Aboriginal health research program

  • Professor Keryln Carville:  “Leaky Legs” - Leg Oedema Assessment and Knowledge Yield in Leg Oedema and Gait Study

  • Professor Tracey Moroney:   “Clinical Placements with Older People” program

  • Carrie Janerka and Rachel West: building nursing research capacity at the South Metropolitan Health Service

  • Julie Wilmott: WA Country Health Service Clinical Trial Centre

• Concurrent research presentations by Curtin School of Nursing academics and health industry collaborators

• Rapid-fire 3-minute research presentations by HDR students from Nursing, Midwifery, Paramedicine

• Poster presentations showcasing collaborative research projects

• A panel discussion on strategies to enhance research partnerships and strengthen our collaborations

This free event includes morning tea and a light lunch. All are welcome—researchers, students, clinicians, and community partners. Register now to secure your place!