Why do research projects have to go through ethics and governance reviews? What is the submission process in NSW? What resources are available to help? And what are some tips for success?

These are just some of the questions Sydney Health Partners will answer on May 22.

If you're new to health research or clinical trials and unsure how to submit your ethics or governance applications, or if you're confused about the differences between the two processes, this webinar is perfect for you!

ABOUT THE PRESENTERS

Dr Lucia Smith is the Research Governance Manager at Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network (SCHN). With more than 25 years of experience in clinical research and trials, she has held various roles including Respiratory Function Scientist, Study Coordinator, Clinical Trial Manager, Research Governance Officer and Quality Manager. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Anatomy & Physiology and a PhD in Clinical Research from The University of Sydney

Associate Professor Angela Todd is the Research Director of Sydney Health Partners. She works with our partners on projects that make it easier to do health research, including promoting and supporting consumer involvement in research, supporting staff working in clinical trials, and harmonising research governance and data sharing approval processes. Angela has previously worked for government, public hospitals, and non-government organisations both in Australia and Canada, in various health research and health policy roles.

Alison Rego is the Clinical Trials Project Manager at Sydney Health Partners. She works with our partners on initiatives that support clinical trial operational staff, enhancing clinical trial capacity and capability. Alison has a diverse background in healthcare and clinical research, having held roles in oncology pharmacy, public healthcare, not-for-profit organisations, and in industry.

ABOUT SYDNEY HEALTH PARTNERS

Since 2015, Sydney Health Partners has been accredited as a Research Translation Centre by the National Health and Medical Research Council. We aim to deliver the benefits of research innovation to our patients and communities more quickly and consistently.

Our Partnership is led by the Sydney, Northern Sydney, Nepean Blue Mountains and Western Sydney Local Health Districts, the Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network (Westmead) and The University of Sydney. Our partnership is strengthened by ten affiliated medical research institutes: Anzac Research Institute • Asbestos Diseases and Dust Research Institute • The Centenary Institute • Children’s Medical Research Institute • Chris O’Brien Lifehouse • Heart Research Institute • Kolling Institute • Melanoma Institute Australia • The Westmead Institute for Medical Research • Woolcock Institute of Medical Research.

To find out more visit: sydneyhealthpartners.org.au

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