Professor Adrian Barnett will run this one day statistics refresher course.

This short course is a one-day statistics refresher for people who have had some practical experience with statistics or some undergraduate statistics training. We will discuss simple study designs and some common mistakes, with practical exercises throughout the day.
The course does not use software (e.g. SPSS) as it will focus on the choice of what statistics
to use and interpretation of the output, rather than on the practicalities of running analyses.
Target audience:
Healthcare professionals (all levels of
experience and background are welcome),
policy makers, academics and students.

Register at https://qutex.eventsair.com/aushsi-program/health-statistics-refresher

Allied Health – Translating Research into Practice (AH-TRIP)

This fun, friendly state-wide competition champions research translation excellence across allied health. It is a fantastic event with lots of opportunity for learning and networking within and between allied health disciplines.

Save the date! This free half-day professional development activity will be held at the Translational Research Institute at the Princess Alexandra Hospital on Tuesday 12th November from 12:30 – 4:30 pm.
Videoconferencing will be available however we would highly recommend attending face to face.

For more information about AH-TRIP or to find out how you can support TRIP in your department, please contact ahtrip@health.qld.gov.au.

The HSRAANZ Conference runs every two years to provide an opportunity to discuss and debate research findings and methods in health services research nationally and internationally.

Through this Conference and its other activities, the Association is working to increase recognition of the importance of health services research to improving the performance of health systems in both countries, and to support researchers in their health services careers.   With changes in health structures being debated in Australia, New Zealand and Internationally, shared challenges ahead in order to improve performance, and health research funders on both sides of the Tasman increasing their focus on health services research in recent years, the Association and the Conference play an important role in promoting and sharing high quality research.