The National HREC Conference is HTQ's flagship event and a not to be missed by human research ethics chairs, committee members, administrators and researchers.
The conference aims to provide up to date information on sections of the National Statement, learning opportunities and an understanding of difficult areas HRECs have to address when reviewing applications.
The online reach of the conference enables those living in rural, regional and remote areas to access high quality ethics training.
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Feedback from the conference confirmed that there is most definitely a need for training and education in research ethics, and an online conference has far greater reach across metro, rural and remote communities than a face-to-face conference could have. Though a face-to-face conference would indeed bring more opportunity to network, the online nature of the HREC conferences to date, with talks being categorised into sessions, allows individuals to ‘dip in and out’ and carry on with day-to-day tasks.
This is wonderful to have a free event that improves the discussion and professional development of all involved in HRECs across the nation.
I just want to pass on my appreciation for the conference being nationally available, online and free. Also want to congratulate those who contributed and facilitated the conference for all their hard work
Gordon, I know there will be many many people in the background helping to make this a success, but your facilitation and deep knowledge in the area, along with engagement between the speakers and audience has been absolutely inspiring. Thank you for your leadership.
It was an amazing program of interesting presentations and enthusiastic speakers. Very enjoyable!
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