This page contains information on events, presentations and workshops related to research support.
Title: "How do I do a quick literature review to answer clinical questions"
This webinar provides information on how to provide supporting literature to answer your clinical question whether it be for clinical practice, quality improvement or research question. An overview of the different types of literature reviews will be covered and what resources are available from the ANZCA library. You will hear from the experts in the field who will discuss practical tips and tools to give you confidence to undertake your literature review.
Title: Unlocking Success - Case Studies from ANZCA CTN Sites
Explore the National Clinical Trials Governance Framework in Australia and learn the current status of Clinical Trial Credentialing in New Zealand. This discussion includes case studies from two sites actively involved in facilitating ANZCA CTN Trials within Australia. Content includes:
Title: "Where, how and what to search": refining the research question and searching the literature
This webinar focuses on the different types of research questions, how to form a research question and characteristics to consider in developing the question that will help to set your research up for success.
Title: ANZCA CTN Educational Session: Showcasing your research
A research profile is a critical tool for doctors involved in research. This educational session covered: Increasing your visibility, credibility and recognition; Research profiles; ORCID ID Networking and creating an online presence; Social media networks for researchers; Creating your own website; CTN networking opportunities; Repositories and databases to create a meaningful online profile of your work and its impact; Research databases; Read by QxMD; University repositories; ANZCA Institutional Research Repository (AIRR)
Title: Get your abstract noticed!… the formula for good abstract writing
This webinar covers how to write an inspiring and compelling abstract for a poster, free paper presentation or journal article. Experts in the field discuss practical tips and tools to give you the confidence to submit your own abstract.
Title: Leadership and High-Performance Teams
Title: ANZCA library support for researchers
Learn about the tools and services you can use to enhance your research skills, expand your research profile and promote your research outcomes. John and Kathryn guide you through the resources and expert knowledge available through the ANZCA Library. Highlights will include an overview of Research Support Toolkit, literature searching, Research Consultation Service, the ANZCA Institutional Research Repository (AIRR), and the new Professional Practice Research guide.
Title: University Pathways for ANZCA Emerging Researchers
Professor Dave Story and Professor Kirsty Forrest discuss the importance of formal research qualifications, and the growth of anaesthetist and pain medicine physician-led university-affiliated research. The event also features reflections by Associate Professor Jai Darvall, touching on the important role being played by ANZCA research grants and scholarships in supporting the development of researchers in anaesthesia, pain and perioperative medicine.
Title: Overview of the ANZCA Research Grant program
Want to find out more about upcoming CTN workshops? Check out the CTN website.
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