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The Herston Health Precinct Symposium
4-7 September 2023

Herston Healthcare Symposium 2023

The Herston Health Precinct Symposium is an opportunity to showcase the facilities strengths in research and innovation, strengthening partnerships and reinforcing the commitment to provide a wealth of opportunities for physicians, nurses, health professionals, researchers and students.

The symposium offers a platform to join colleagues and to be informed on national and international best practice and innovative healthcare of which this campus contributes considerably, focusing on better patient care.

About the Herston Health Precinct

Herston Health Precinct is a global leader in health, innovation, education, research, training and clinical care. Anchored by Queensland’s largest hospital, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH), we are a collaborative community, home to more than 30 health facilities, medical research institutes, universities and organisations.

Our 13,000 clinical and non-clinical staff, scientists, researchers and students are working together to deliver excellence in health and are bringing powerful research capabilities to the emerging challenges of future health.

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Herston Health Precinct

4-7 September 2023

Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Education Centre
Butterfield Street
Herston, QLD 4029

Contact

Phone: (07) 3647 1008
Email: Herston-Symposium
@health.qld.gov.au

Herston Symposium Survey

Opens 5th September, closes 16th October

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2021 Symposium videos

View the Herston Symposium session recordings.

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Research Showcase

The below posters showcase the impressive healthcare research occurring on the Herston Campus and within the Herston Partner Organisations.

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Message from the RBWH Research Ambassador and Chair, Herston Health Precinct Symposium

Professor Jeff Lipman

We are delighted to present the Herston Health Precinct Symposium 2020. Our focus is to better link all Herston Health Precinct and their collaborators, by “Partnering into the future: looking up, reaching out”.

We have moved the date to December given the current COVID-19 concerns but hope to welcome you all to participate and engage in the packed week-long program.

The format has changed a little from 2019 with international keynote lectures, tele-presentations, e-posters and multidisciplinary symposia, all of which will be available live through Zoom.

We will promote the event across our vast networks by partnering and reaching out to all colleagues of the Herston Health Precinct and with collaborators across the nation and the globe. We invite you all to join us either remotely or in person at the RBWH Education Centre and The University of Queensland Centre for Clinical Research (UQCCR).

The Herston Health Precinct is a global leader in health, innovation, education, research, training and clinical care. Anchored by Queensland’s largest hospital, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital (RBWH), we are a collaborative community, home to more than 30 health facilities, medical research institutes, universities and organisations.

Our 13,000 clinical and non-clinical staff, scientists, researchers and students are working together to deliver excellence in health and are bringing powerful research capabilities to the emerging challenges of future health.

We welcome the contribution of the many session coordinators as well as the value added by the technology and scientific committees.

For our more junior staff and particularly young researchers, there will be concurrent sessions through-out the week, to support you in starting the exciting research journey of improving how you manage your increasingly difficult patient disease profiles.

We look forward to you joining us.

Abstract

The RBWH organising committee is currently calling for abstract submissions, which close on Friday 14 June 2019.

Orals

Presentation time will be strictly 10 minutes in total and can include as many slides that can fit into the seven minutes presentation time followed by three minutes of question time. This will be done through ZOOM and you will be provided with details if accepted for oral presentation.

E-Posters

If selected for poster presentation you will need to provide an electronic poster, landscape, 16:9, a PowerPoint template will be provided to you along with instructions and details on where to send the poster and when they will be required. All selected posters will be seen at various locations across the campus as e-posters. Some selected will also be asked to present three slides for a three minute presentation followed by two minutes of question time. Details will be provided if selected.

Dates to remember

Friday 14 June 2019: Abstract submission deadline
Monday 8 July 2019: Notification of receipt of abstract and outcome
9-12 September 2019: Herston State of the Art Healthcare Symposium

Awards

The winning entry in the following categories will each be awarded $1000 towards attendance at a relevant national or international conference:

  • Professor Lawrie Powell AC Early Career Research Award
    • Best research oral or poster presentation by an individual currently enrolled in a research higher degree
    • Open to all researchers, from any discipline
  • The Professor William Egerton Award for Medical Research
    • Best research oral or poster presentation by a medical researcher.
    • Open to medically-qualified practitioners (e.g. registrars or junior consultants).
  • The 2019 Nursing Research Award
    • Best research oral or poster presentation by a nurse researcher.
    • Open to nurse-qualified practitioners.
  • Discovery and Innovation Research Award
    • Best research oral or poster presentation that addresses research innovation, technology (including information technology and biotechnology) and/or basic science research which is relevant to clinical care.
  • Best Clinical Research Award
    • Best clinical research oral or poster presentation.
    • Open to all Researchers.
  • Health Practitioners Research Award
    • Best research oral or poster presentation by a health practitioner researcher.
    • Open to health practitioner qualified practitioners.

Keynote: Value of International Collaborations

Dr Claire Roger
Anaesthetist and Researcher,
Montpellier University and the Nîmes University Hospital, France

Professor Anna Lee
Head of Graduate Division
Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care
The Chinese University of Hong Kong

A/Professor Leo Seoane
Chief Academic Officer and Senior Vice-President
Ochsner Health Ochsner Medical Centre
New Orleans, United States of America

Multidiciplinary sessions

  • Clinical Pathological Conference (CPC)
  • Lessons learned from COVID-19
  • The Year of the Nurse and Midwife

Keynote: The changing Global vision for science and healthcare practice

Multidisciplinary sessions

  • Rehabilitation
  • Pregnancy and the heart
  • Facility tours
  • Community showcase

Keynote: Augmented Reality

Multidisciplinary sessions

  • Metro North Institutes
  • Multidisciplinary Infection Clinics
  • Cancer care and infection
  • GP Forum

Keynote: Artificial intelligence and machine learning

Multidisciplinary sessions

  • Hospital associated complications
  • Genomics in Australian Healthcare
  • Research Awards

Keynote: Medical Imaging

Multidisciplinary sessions

  • Voluntary assisted dying – the changing landscape of care at the end of life
  • Jamieson Trauma Institute
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