ANZMUSC Clinical Trials Network Summit

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1 ANZMUSC Clinical Trials Network Summit Tuesday, 21 April 2015 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 8:00am - 9:00am Registration, tea and coffee Foyer 9:00 10:30am Welcome and introductions Why do we need ANZMUSC? Chair and Official Opening: Professor Rachelle Buchbinder (5 min) Director, Monash Dept Clinical Epidemiology Cabrini Institute and Monash University Mr Tony Kingdon (15 min) Acting CEO, NHMRC The NHMRC Perspective on Clinical Trial Networks Professor of Musculoskeletal Health, University of Oxford and former Medical Director Arthritis Research UK ANZMUSC Clinical Trial Network: The value proposition Investigator-Initiated Clinical Trials Networks: The quality agenda Professor Rachelle Buchbinder (15 min) Director, Monash Dept Clinical Epidemiology Cabrini Institute and Monash University The problem: Burden of musculoskeletal disease and current state of MSK trials Dr Sam Whittle (15 min) Consultant rheumatologist, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Results of the ANZMUSC Survey 10:30 11:00am Morning Tea Foyer 11:00 12:35pm Clinical trial network models Chair: Professor Ian Harris Professor Alan Silman (20 min) Professor of Musculoskeletal Health, University of Oxford and former Medical Director Arthritis Research UK Bottom up versus top down models

2 Professor John Zalcberg (20 min) Different models and their governance Clinical Associate Professor Craig French (20 min) Vice Chair, Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Society Clinical Trials Group (ANZICS) ANZICS: Set up, funding, priorities, successes and Ms Rhiannon Tate (20 min) Executive Officer, Australian Clinical Trials Alliance How do other Australasian trials networks do it? Results of the ACTA Survey Discussion (15 minutes) pm Professor Jane Latimer (10 min) Principal Research Fellow, Musculoskeletal Division, The George Institute for Global Health Instructions for Breakout Session :30pm Lunch Foyer 1:30 to 2:45pm Breakout Session 1: ANZMUSC: Vision, Mission and Scope, Values and Structure Breakout rooms 2:45-3:30pm Breakout Session 1: Report back and Discussion Facilitators: Professors Alan Silman, John Zalcberg 3:30 4:00pm Afternoon Tea Foyer 4:00 5:00pm Consumers and policy makers Chair: Professor Chris Maher Head Musculoskeletal Division, The George Institute for Global Health Ms Ainslie Cahill (15 min) Chief Executive Officer, Arthritis Australia How can consumers contribute? Associate Professor Alex Collie (15 min) Chief Executive Officer, ISCRR, Institute for Safety, Compensation and Recovery Research How do you build relationships with policy makers?

3 Ms Amanda Mulcahy (15 min) Senior Program Officer, Implementation Support, Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care Variations in care and opportunities for clinical trials to address them Sum up of the day Professor Ian Harris (5 min) 7:00 10:00pm Summit Dinner The Essoign Club: 205 William Street, Melbourne

4 Wednesday, 22 April 2015 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME 9:00 9:45am Embedding research in clinical care Chair: Professor Chris Maher Associate Professor Meredith Temple-Smith (20 min) Academic Lead, Australian Primary Care Research Network (APCReN) Getting clinicians research ready Ms Linda Martin (15 min) CEO Arthritis Victoria Getting consumers research ready 9:45 10:30am Getting funded What would it take to establish ANZMUSC? Funding clinical trial networks in Australia and New Zealand Discussion (15 min) 10:30 11:00am Morning Tea Foyer 11:00 12:00pm ANZCA, AGITG, PREDICT and UK Experience Chair: Professor Lisa Stamp Rheumatologist and Professor of Medicine, University of Otago, Christchurch, New Zealand AGITG: Set up, funding, priorities, successes and Professor Paul Myles (15 min) Founding member, Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Trials Group ANZCA: Set up, funding, priorities, successes and Associate Professor Ed Oakley (15min)

5 PREDICT: Set up, funding, priorities, successes and Director, UK Arthritis The UK experience: Set up, priorities, and outcomes :30pm Getting started Director, UK Arthritis Planning the next steps Professor Ian Harris (10 min) Instructions for Breakout Session 2 Theatre 12:30 1:15pm Lunch Foyer 1:15 2:30pm Break out Session 2: Initial goals and how can they be achieved? 6 Breakout rooms 2:30 3:30pm Break out Session 2: Report back and discussion Facilitators: Professors Alan Silman, John Zalcberg 3:30 4:00pm Afternoon Tea Foyer 4:00 5:00 pm Summary and next steps Facilitators: Professors John Zalcberg, Alan Silman Final summation, key points and next steps Close