A key priority for the Human Research Ethics and Governance Advisory Group is research ethics and governance training. In response to this priority in the absence of ethics associated conferences due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Health Translation Queensland worked with Dr Gordon McGurk, in 2020, to host the first annual (virtual) conference for ethics committee members and administrative staff.
Delegate comments
Great initiative - program covered a spectrum of issues, every session I attended was informative and insightful!
It was an amazing program of interesting presentations and enthusiastic speakers. Very enjoyable!
I live in a remote area and it would not be possible for me to attend a conference in person.
The 3rd National HREC National Conference continues to draw on ethics expertise from around Australia. This year the event organisers are looking further afield, with the 2022 conference theme of “Ethics in Contemporary Society – A global perspective.”
Recordings and resources from the 2nd National Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) Conference 2021.
Recordings and resources from the 1st National Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) Conference 2020.
The 3rd National HREC National Conference continues to draw on ethics expertise from around Australia. This year the event organisers are looking further afield, with the 2022 conference theme of “Ethics in Contemporary Society – A global perspective.”
Recordings and resources from the 2nd National Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) Conference 2021.
Recordings and resources from the 1st National Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) Conference 2020.
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