1. health and fitness

Collaboration in Health
& Medical Research
Strengthening the future of funding, innovation & impact
18th & 19th March 2015, CQ Functions, Melbourne
Key Speakers
Benefits of attending
Innovative funding &
management models to drive
excellence
Justin C. McArthur, M.B.B.S.,
MPH, F.A.A.N.
Director of the Department
of Neurology, Neurologist-in-chief
THE JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL
David Lloyd
Deputy Director & Chief Operating
Officer
BAKER IDI HEART & DIABETES
INSTITUTE
How to share vision &
resources to enhance impact
How to accelerate research
findings into healthcare &
industry
How to integrate healthcare &
research
Dr Alan Taylor
Executive Chairman
CLARITY PHARMACEUTICALS
Professor Jim McCluskey
Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Research)
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
Register 3 delegates at the ‘standard
price’ & bring a 4th delegate FREE!
“In the 21st century, advances in
research & translation come most
powerfully from collaboration”
- NHMRC 2014
WORKSHOPS
Places are limited!
A - How to integrate patient care,
research & teaching
B - How to negotiate & manage
collaboration
Researched by
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C - How to share resources to drive
innovation & impact
> see page 5
phone +61 2 9239 5785 fax +61 2 8188 1761 [email protected] Driving innovation & impact
From 1 January 2015, the Government is planning to establish a
Medical Research Future Fund. The Fund aims to help Australia to
maintain a world class medical research sector.
Currently Australia has one of the most fragmented health and
medical research systems in the world that is driven by many different
funding agencies. Despite advances in basic research there are still
considerable gaps in the acceleration of those findings into health and
industry.
Collaboration between clinicians, researchers and industry is essential
if Australia is to secure a leading position in delivering world class
healthcare and being at the forefront of important medical discoveries.
Are you ready to take the next steps to become a leading centre of
collaboration in health and medical research?
This conference will address how to:
•• Strengthen basic research translation for better health outcomes
•• Demonstrate leadership in research translation and impact
•• Effectively manage and negotiate the collaboration process
•• Develop strong governance and management structures for
collaboration
•• Share resources to improve research outcomes
Who will attend?
This conference is for senior management with
responsibilities for enhancing research outcomes from:
Universities
Medical research institutes
Publically funded research organisations
Medical & biotech organisations
Health care providers
SAVE $400 when
you register & pay by
19th December 2014
Plus key contributions from:
Professor Steve Wesselingh
South Australian Health and Medical
Research Institute (SAHMRI)
Andrew Way
Alfred Health
Professor Bryan Williams
MIMR-PHI Institute
Areti Gavrilidis
Diamantina Health Partners
Dr Noel Chambers
National Foundation for Medical
Research and Innovation
Mark Butcher
Health Industry SA & former
Ernst & Young South Australia
Professor Terry Campbell
University of New South Wales
Manoj Santiago
PwC
Anne O’Neill
NSW Health
Sponsorship Opportunities
Professor Nicholas Fisk
The University of Queensland
We work closely with corporate partners to create unique and
innovative tailored sponsorship packages that best meet specific
marketing, business development and corporate entertainment
objectives.
Michael Berndt
Curtin University
Contact Julian Miller on Tel: +61 2 9239 5709 and find out how you
can make your mark on this industry.
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[email protected] Day 1
Wednesday, 18th March 2015
Register 3 delegates at the
“Standard Price” & bring
a 4th delegate FREE!
8:30 Registration, coffee & networking
12:20Networking lunch
9:00 Welcome remarks from the Chair
1:20 A state wide approach to collaborative research health
precinct development
Funding & managing collaboration
INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE
9:10 Creating a globally recognised centre of research
collaboration excellence
• Successfully integrating research, education and healthcare
• Building national and international leaders in research and
translation
• Delivering breakthrough discoveries and quality care
Justin C. McArthur, M.B.B.S., MPH, F.A.A.N.
Director of the Department of Neurology
Neurologist-in-chief
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
9:50 Management & funding models that drive genuine
collaboration
• How can we change institutional models to truly collaborate for excellence
• Funding models to foster collaboration
David Lloyd
Deputy Director, Chief Operating Officer
Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute
10:30Morning tea & networking
11:00Future Fund interactive discussion
Whatever the status of the Medical Research Future Fund the research
sector will need to continue to search for the best funding models to secure
the future of medical research. Delegates will discuss leadership, funding
and management models that will support:
• Breakthrough discoveries
• Translation for improved health outcomes
•Commercialisation
11:40Strategies to bring together disparate stakeholders to
create a shared vision
• Breaking down the barriers in the Australian context
• Partnership model trumps mergers and acquisitions
• The Brisbane experience: lessons learnt
Professor Nicholas Fisk
Executive Dean, Faculty of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
The University of Queensland
• How to know who your best partners are and where to find them
• Strengthening H&M research as an industry through smart and strategic
partnerships
Professor Steve Wesselingh
Executive Director
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI)
2:00 Managing cultural and structural change in merging for
research excellence
• Determining and communicating the benefits of merging for greater
collaboration
• Sharing resources to harness innovation and drive translation
Professor Bryan Williams
Director
MIMR-PHI Institute
2:40 Afternoon tea & networking
3:10 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION
Overcoming barriers to collaboration
• What are the barriers and how to overcome them?
• What are the perceived and actual benefits of collaboration?
3:50 Driving economic development through collaboration
• Attracting funding and collaborators into a precinct
• Capturing economic development benefits of a health precinct
• Shifting the research culture to focus on impact
Mark Butcher, Chair
Health Industry SA
& Former Managing Partner
Ernst & Young SA
4:30 Driving impact through industry collaboration
• Sourcing opportunities for researchers to create impact
• Sourcing and spending funding more wisely to improve collaboration
Manoj Santiago
Partner, Venture Capital & Private Equity
PricewaterhouseCoopers
5:10 Closing remarks from the Chair & close of day one
Thursday, 19th March 2015
8:30 Welcome, coffee & networking
9:00 Welcome remarks from the Chair
Accelerating research translation
KEY NOTE
9:10 Healthcare providers & academics working together to
improve the translation of research
• Creating structured and driven translational research frameworks
• Strategies for smart collaboration to align research priorities with
health outcomes
Andrew Way, Chief Executive Officer
Alfred Health
9:50 Creating a culture of continuous improvement in
research impact
• Thinking beyond the publication and collaborating for increased
research impact
• Creating programs and policies that accelerate research translation
Professor Jim McCluskey, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (research)
University of Melbourne
10:30Creating an alliance between universities & health
care providers
• The benefits of building an Academic Health Science Centre
• Aligning research priorities to social, philanthropic and health care outcomes
• Maximising resources and avoiding duplication
Areti Gavrilidis, Executive Consultant
Diamantina Health Partners
11:10Morning tea & networking
11:40How to effectively partner to accelerate research outcomes
• Lessons learnt from global models of Advanced Health Research and
Translation centres
• Demonstrating leadership and innovation
• Aligning research to prevention, cures and care
Professor Terry Campbell, Senior Associate Dean of Medicine
University of New South Wales
Maximising innovation & impact
12:20Philanthropy: bridging gaps in research &
innovation pathways
• What are the barriers to collaboration and what can be done to
overcome these
• Advancing impact and innovation through smart strategic collaboration
Dr Noel Chambers, Chief Executive Officer
National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
SAVE $300 when you register
& pay by 16th January 2015
1:00 Networking lunch
2:00 Working together to ensure research excellence in
order to attract commercial partners
PANEL DISCUSSION
Day 2
• What industry require from researchers to invest and collaborate?
• What are the funding models that will help achieve this?
• How can we obtain leverage to attract funding from business and
philanthropy
Panellists:
Dr Noel Chambers
National Foundation for Medical Research and Innovation
Dr Alan Taylor
Clarity Pharmaceuticals
Manoj Santiago
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Anne O’Neill
NSW Health
2:40 Supporting new researchers & early discoveries
• Creating opportunities for discovery and innovation through collaboration
with industry
• Giving young researchers the skills to continue down innovation pathways
Anne O’Neill, Associate Director, Office for Health and Medical Research
NSW Health
3:20 Afternoon tea & networking
3:50 Strategies to strengthen collaboration with industry
• How you can source opportunities to get your research to market
• Focussing your research to drive translation in health
Michael Berndt, Pro-vice Chancellor, Health Sciences
Curtin University
4:30 Industry leading the change to collaboration
• Case study: Clarity Pharmaceuticals – collaboration on basic science to
build a start-up
• Bridging the gap between basic science and business
• Funding options for commercialising basic research
Dr Alan Taylor, Executive Chairman
Clarity Pharmaceuticals
5:10 Closing remarks from the Chair & close of conference
Workshops
Workshop A Tuesday, 17th March 2015
SAVE $200 when you register
& pay by 13th February 2015
Workshop B Wednesday, 18th March 2015
Workshop C Friday, 20th March 2015
How to integrate patient care, research
& teaching
How to negotiate & manage
collaboration
Pre Conference Workshop A
Tuesday, 17th March 2015, 9:00am – 4:00pm
Mid Conference Workshop B
Wednesday, 18th March 2015, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Collaboration between clinicians and researchers at Johns Hopkins has led
to numerous breakthroughs in health and medical research and delivered
improved health outcomes. The success of Johns Hopkins has been
underpinned by the integration of patient care, research and teaching. This
collaborative approach to research has led to significantly more access to
competitive grants than peers and world class leadership in a number of
medical breakthroughs.
There are a diverse range of barriers to collaboration between universities,
medical research institutes, health care providers and industry. The process
to drive collaboration requires strong leadership and a shared vision for
those involved.
With the Government proposing increased support for health and medical
research through the future fund: are you planning to join the movement for
better research outcomes and translation by becoming a leading centre of
collaboration?
Attend this workshop & learn how to:
• Integrate healthcare and research for better research and health outcomes
• Provide national leadership in research translation and evidence-based
clinical care
• Effectively utilise research data and information to improve knowledge
and consumer care
• Embed research and translational activities with education and training
Moving towards collaboration has many benefits but communicating
those effectively to drive parties to work together can be difficult. Greater
understanding of the benefits of a partnership can strengthen the
negotiation and management process.
Are you struggling to define and frame benefits to attract, negotiate and
manage partnership?
Attend this workshop & learn:
• Define and communicate the benefits of a partnership
• Drive a collaborative culture from within
• Attract support and investment from partners
• Negotiate research partnerships to create a shared vision
Your workshop leader:
Your workshop leader:
Justin C. McArthur, M.B.B.S., MPH, F.A.A.N.
Director of the Department of Neurology, Neurologist-in-chief
The Johns Hopkins Hospital
David Lloyd
Deputy Director, Chief Operating Officer
Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute
How to share resources to drive innovation & impact
Post Conference Workshop C
Friday, 20th March 2015, 9:00am – 4:00pm
Hospital and care networks, as well as research organisations, institutes
and universities have in the past conducted research with a fragmented
approach, limiting innovation and impact.
Your workshop leader:
Collaborating can help you achieve research excellence, improve research
translation and strengthen innovation pathways. The process of collaboration
can be cumbersome and require leadership to strategically manage the
sharing of resources to maximise research outputs and impact.
Attend & learn how to:
• Improve cost efficiency by pooling resources and capabilities
• Strategically manage the sharing of resources to maximise innovation
• Increase the propensity to bring new discoveries to market
• Reduce financial risk through leveraged funding
Professor Bryan Williams, Director
MIMR-PHI Institute
Collaboration in Health
& Medical Research
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