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- Aboriginal health research at Midland
- Aged care medicine at Midland
- Allied health
- Allied health research at Midland
- Anaesthesia and pain research at Subiaco
- Breast cancer research at Subiaco
- Cancer research at Midland
- Colorectal research at Subiaco
- Emergency medicine
- Emergency medicine research at Midland
- General surgery at Midland
- Gynaecological oncology at Subiaco
- Infectious diseases research at Midland
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease research at Subiaco
- Intensive care research at Midland
- Intensive care at Murdoch
- Intensive care at Subiaco
- Medical oncology at Subiaco
- Nursing and midwifery at Ballarat
- Nursing and midwifery at Subiaco
- Oncology clinical trials at Bunbury
- Oncology clinical trials at Murdoch
- Orthopaedic research at Midland
- Orthopaedics at Murdoch
- Orthopaedics at Subiaco
- Palliative care at Murdoch
- Pastoral care
- Perinatal mental health
- Respiratory medicine research at Midland
- Stroke rehabilitation at Midland
- Thoracic research at Subiaco
- Trauma and mental health at Richmond
- Education and training
- News and media
- Research Week
Education and training
Research and Ethics Education Program
The St John of God Health Care Research and Ethics Education Program aims to support the professional development of researchers and research personnel and to foster a culture of research ethics, so as to contribute to clinical excellence and facilitate the St John of God Health Care Strategy: “to be the best performing healthcare provider in Australia by 2025.”
The theme of our 2023-2024 Research and Ethics Education Program is Strengthening our Research Culture and Embracing New Horizons in Research. With the new Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care National Clinical Trials Framework it is important to consolidate our research ethics and governance processes that facilitate clinical trial service provision and ensure research is embedded into clinical practice. We are also encouraged to incorporate new research and research ethics designs and concepts that optimise the research process and maximize the adoption of evidence-based care.
- Locations:
- St John of God Subiaco Hospital, Level 3 Conference Centre Auditorium, 12 Salvado Road, Subiaco WA 6008
- St John of God Murdoch Hospital, Lower Ground Floor, Murdoch Function Room 2, 100 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch WA 6150
- St John of God Midland Hospitals, Level 1, Seminar Room, Education Conference Centre, 1 Clayton St, Midland WA 6936
- St John of God Mt Lawley Hospital, Conference Centre, Cnr Thirlmere Road and Ellesmere Rd, Mt Lawley WA 6050
- Who can attend: all internal and external researchers, research personnel and others collaborating with St John of God Health Care in the conduct and/or review of research are welcome to attend.
- Cost: free
- Registrations and enquiries: for more information or to register for catering purposes, please contact Gorette De Jesus, Executive Officer, St John of God Health Care Ethics Committee at [email protected] or phone 08 6116 0542.
2023-2024 program
| Date and venue | Topic and speakers |
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Tuesday 8 August 2023 Followed by light lunch in the auditorium foyer. |
The new accreditation framework for clinical trials: what it means for St John of God Health Care. Prof Steve Webb |
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Thursday 2 November 2023 Followed by afternoon tea in the Seminar Room foyer. |
Quality improvement (QI) and audit projects – what requires prior ethical review. Mr Brendon Heley Ms Gorette De Jesus |
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Tuesday 12 December 2023 Followed by afternoon tea. |
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and the use of predictive data analytics in clinical research. Prof Yogi Yogesan |
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Monday 12 February 2024 Followed by light lunch. |
Virtual/decentralised clinical trials (DCTs) – ethical and governance considerations. Ms Lily McDonald/Ms Astrid Bauwens (TBA) Ms Gorette De Jesus |
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Tuesday 9 April 2024 Followed by light lunch in the auditorium foyer. |
Radiation exposure in research and the WA Radiation Council requirements. Mr Cameron Storm |
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Tuesday 18 June 2024 Followed by light lunch in the Seminar Room foyer. |
Participant information sheet and consent forms (PICFs), simplified/altered consent and waivers. Ms Gorette De Jesus |
Good Clinical Research Practice TransCelerate Training
The Western Australian Health Translation Network (WAHTN) is a statewide consortium of major hospitals, medical research institutes and five universities, formed to capitalise on existing resources and expertise and the substantial state investment in new state-of-the-art facilities to translate research into better health for Western Australians.
This investment is inclusive of the provision of education and training in research and research ethics.
As a collaborating partner in WAHTN, St John of God Health Care health practitioners of all levels of experience and any clinical background, are able to access on a complimentary basis, the various online courses.
These courses cover a range of relevant and contemporary topics relating to research, and includes a Good Clinical Practice (GCP) TransCelerate credentialed course available through the WAHTN Research Education and Training Program (RETP).
The online GCP TransCelerate training provides participants with the necessary risk management strategies to undertake their research roles safely and ethically in accordance with the ethical principles and applicable regulatory requirements that govern research.
Participants in the training receive a three year TransCelerate credentialed certificate in GCP on completion.
Note: For information on the St John of God Health Care specific research governance processes (i.e. how to obtain St John of God Health Care Participating Site Operational Approval (PSOA) of research and how to make research submissions to the St John of God Health Care HREC please refer to the St John of God Health Care Research Handbook and contact the St John of God Health Care Ethics Office on 08 6116 0542 for further guidance.
More information
Tel: 08 6116 0542
Email: [email protected]