Missed out on attending our workshops? Catch up with the resources below...

CONFERENCE: Flipping the Record: Using Clinical Data to Transform Cancer Care 

Fri 21 July 2017 | Holme Building, University of Sydney
Conference: 9am 4.30pm | Networking + drinks 4.30-6:00pm

Program + speakers:

RESOURCES

Powerpoint Presentations - all slides

data_event_master_slide_deck_combined_final.pdf
File Size: 18493 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Video recording of the event - coming soon

SYMPOSIUM: Multi-Disciplinary Teams- 
More Than Just a Meeting

Thursday 22nd June 2017 | Westmead Institute of Medical Research 
Workshop + networking: 1.30 - 5.30pm

ABOUT

Multi-Disciplinary Teams (MDTs) are transitioning from running regular meetings focused on discussing patients, into a powerful vehicle for driving translational research from basic science through to implementation science and quality improvement. This symposium aims to share strategies, frameworks and case studies of successes and challenges experienced as MDTs take their next steps to integrate data, methodologies, perspectives, and concepts from multiple disciplines to advance fundamental understanding or to solve real world problems. 

Attendees:
MDT leads and members, quality improvement professionals, health policy offers and T2-T3 Researchers

Featuring:
  • Keynote presentations highlighting new research, 
  • Case Study examples of strategies used to develop MDTs to the next level, 
  • Expert panel debate!

Program + speakers:

RESOURCES

Watch video here: Professor Fran Boyle's MDT Checklist 

Powerpoint Presentations - all slides

master_mdt_symposium_presentation.pdf
File Size: 20148 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Video recording of the event - coming soon

REALISING THE ROLE OF BASIC SCIENCE IN THE TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRES: Are we there yet?

17 May @ The Kolling Institute
Sydney Vital + Implementation Science Community of Practice

For Basic researchers, T2-T4 researchers, clinicians who are affiliated to a NSW Translational Cancer Research Centre (TCRC), and community of practice members and others with an interest in the translational pipeline. ​
 WORKSHOP AIMS
  1. Assist T1 researchers to identify and prioritise their research to meet the objectives and capabilities of the TCRCs
  2. Facilitate partnerships within and between TCRCs to fulfil the transition of T1 research through the continuum right through to implementation (T1-T4).
  3. Enable T1 researchers to articulate the significance of their work to optimise grant success
​

Resources

VIEW PROGRAM + SPEAKER BIOS
VIEW WORKSHOP SLIDES
pp_presentation_realising_workshop.pdf
File Size: 21648 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

eHealth Implementation Workshop

26 AUGUST 2016
The Centre for Oncology Education and Research Translation (CONCERT) hosted this workshop, which aimed to increase participant understanding of:
  • The relevance of implementation science to eHealth
  • Theories and frameworks relevant to eHealth implementation
  • Barriers and facilitators to eHealth implementation
  • Practical issues associated with eHealth implementation
  • How to plan for and evaluate the success of eHealth implementation​
The workshop was presented by:
  • Dr Ben Smith, CONCERT Translational Research Fellow
  • Professor Enrico Coiera, Director of the Centre for Research Excellence in eHealth at Macquarie University, 
  • Associate Professor Anne Miller, Human Factors Specialist and User Experience Lead at eHealth NSW, 
  • with Professor Janette Vardy, Professor Tim Shaw and Dr Heather Shepherd 
ehealth_implementation_workshop_program_160825.pdf
File Size: 89 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
mair_2012_who_ehealth_implementation_review.pdf
File Size: 1573 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
e-hit.xls
File Size: 1066 kb
File Type: xls
Download File
If you wish to learn more about eHealth/health informatics check out Enrico’s new book 'Guide to Health Informatics 3rd Edition’, which you can find out more about through his website https://coiera.com/

Health Economics Workshop: with Prof Marion Haas and ​Richard De Abreu Lourenco, April 2016

About the workshop

​All implementation programs and health service innovations are required to include an economic evaluation. In light of increasingly limited health care resources and growing concerns about quality of care, effective implementation strategies to improve service delivery and outcomes have grown in popularity.
 
Economic evaluations can inform decisions about the efficiency and allocation of resources to implementation strategies - strategies explicitly designed to inform care providers and patients about the best available research evidence and to enhance its use in their practices.

​​This practical workshop addressed the importance of economic evaluation in the context of implementation science and how these analyses can be most efficiently incorporated into decision-making processes and grant applications.

Workshop powerpoint slides

health_economics_tcrnsession1_2016_cop.pdf
File Size: 1169 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
health_economics_tcrnsession2_2016_cop.pdf
File Size: 1084 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
health_economics_tcrnsession3_2016_cop.pdf.pdf
File Size: 563 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
health_economics_tcrnsession4_2016_cop.pdf
File Size: 852 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File

Emerging Models of Professional Development: Bringing Evidence Based Care into Practice

Presented by Dr Robert Birnbaum, MD, PhD, Vice President of Continuing Professional Development at Partners Healthcare, July 2015

This workshop focussed on facilitating factors and barriers to adoption in the clinical setting of evidence based health care practices. The key presentation addresses how behavioral change interventions need to involve basic principles of adult learning theory as well as neurocognitive science and how advances in information technology are validating impact assessments. This workshop covers knowledge translation (T3) and clinical quality improvement initiatives.

Partnering for change in a complex world
​

Presented by Professor Allan Best for the The Australian Prevention Partnership Centre, February 2015

What's the T in T3?
​Part 1: Introducing Translational Research

Presented by Tim Shaw, June 2014.

What's the T in T3?
Part 2: MDTs as Vehicles for Translation

Presented by Tracy Robinson, June 2014.

What's the T in T3?
​Part 3: Translational Research in Grants

​ Presented by Graham Mann, June 2014.

What's the T in T3?
​Part 4: Q & A

Presented by Tim Shaw and Graham Mann, June 2014.
This initiative is funded by the Cancer Institute NSW