Looking to streamline your clinical trials? Project management tools might be the answer.

Join Sydney Health Partners on July 17 for a practical and insightful webinar where we’ll share tips to making your trial a success - from start-up to close-out, and every step in between.

Whether you're a Clinical Trial Assistant, Study Coordinator, or Project Manager, discover how applying project management principles can make your clinical trials more efficient, organised, and successful.

ABOUT THE PRESENTERS

Dr Karen Bracken is the Clinical Trial Program Lead at the Kolling Institute, University of Sydney where she oversees trial operations for the Osteoarthritis Clinical Research Group.  With nearly two decades of experience in clinical trial coordination and management, she currently leads a team comprising trial assistants, coordinators, and project managers. Her research interests include enhancing the efficiency of clinical trials and promoting greater inclusion of diverse participant populations.

Izabella Pokorski is a Project Manager at Sydney Health Partners. She is a seasoned clinical trials professional with over ten years of experience in both site-based and university research settings. She has held diverse roles including coordinator, data manager, database designer, assessor, and manager, working in addiction medicine, neurodevelopment, and oncology. For the past five years, she has lectured in clinical trials for the Master of Brain and Mind Sciences, sharing her passion for research and clinical trials.

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