2012
December 4th – ‘Ethics in Research- they’re more important than you think!’
Below are the program, presentations and other materials emanating from the program.
Notes from the Forum, including suggested links and resources from the forum: see Notes from the Forum
MORNING
Human Research Ethics in Australia- the when, how and by whom of ethical review Presentation by Associate Professor Janette Perz
Photo: Janette Perz
Ethical issues- the differences between qualitative and quantitative processes Presentation by Associate Professor Karen Fisher
Navigating Research Ethics Approvals across local heath districts Presentation by Sharon Falleiro
AFTERNOON PANEL – Facilitated by Professor Ian Webster AO
NSW CANCER COUNCIL- Dr John Williams
UnitingCare Burnside- Sally Cowling- no presentation notes
ACON- Alan Brotherton
CARERS NSW- Tim Broady
Photo: Alan Brotherton from ACON speaking with Professor Ian Webster (AO) and members of the panel, Sally Cowling, Tim Broady, John Williams.
August 16th – ‘Nothing About us, Without Us- We are the Evidence’ : Consumer Participation and Representation in Research
Photo: Meg Smith and Irene Dountney at the August Forum
Consumer- led Research – What is Happening at the Seclusion Review that Makes a difference? A Consumer- led Study Presentation by Bradley Foxlewin
Consumer Participation in Research Presentation by Carla Treloar
Consumers and Research- What’s in it for us? Presentation by Sione Crawford
April 24th – ‘From Ideas to Action: Developing your Research Proposal’
Ideas to Action Handout: Developing your Research Proposal A presentation by Dr Susan Goodwin from the Social Policy Research Network, University of Sydney
Research Partnerships Between the Community Welfare Sector and Universities An article by Dr Margot Rawsthorne from the Social Policy Research Network, University of Sydney