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| Assoc Prof Arul Earnest |
This inaugural Clinical Grantsmanship
workshop will help
researchers improve the
chance of success in their grant application
by
providing relevant talks, pre-review and methodological and biostatistical
input for selected proposals. This consists
of a series of talks in the
morning on important aspects of a successful grant application, including
getting the research question right,
writing accurate description of the statistical analysis plan and avoiding the pitfalls of a poor grant application.
The morning session is open to
any interested researcher.
Morning tea will be
provided.
In the afternoon,
three projects (pre-selected from a call for abstract)
will be paired with a
biostatistician/clinician team,
who
will then refine the grant
proposal together with the
researchers. The afternoon
session is only applicable for researchers who intend to submit an application for the
upcoming NHMRC grant call,
and who currently have a
draft proposal ready. Projects
which are only at
the early development stage will
not benefit from this
workshop and cannot be considered. This workshop is also
targeted at clinical research
based projects (and not
laboratory based projects). To be considered for the afternoon session, you need to submit a 2 page
summary (1 page
on aims & hypothesis,
significance and summary, and
another page on CIA track
record). The CIA will need to confirm attendance
at the workshop, and agree
to include the biostatistician
as CI/AI in
the grant application if substantial input is provided.
For catering purposes, please RSVP to Maree.powell@monash.edu
Program
Morning
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Presenter
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Timing
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Introduction
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Prof’s Helena
Teede and Eric Morand
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8.30-8.50
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Developing a successful
clinical grant application
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Professor Sophia
Zoungas
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8.50-9.10
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Top 10 reasons
for a grant rejection
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Dr Maree Powell
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9.10-9.30
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Getting the research
question right.
Aims and Hypothesis
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A/Professor Arul Earnest
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9.30- 9.50
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Tea Break
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10.00-10.30
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Budgeting- Research
office
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Ms Tessa Jones*
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10.30-10.50
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Writing the statistical section of a grant
proposal
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Mr Sanjeeva Ranasinha
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10.50-11.10
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Common mistakes in presenting pilot data
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Mr Eldho Paul
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11.10-11.30
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Track record
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Prof Helena Teede
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11.30-11.50
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Lunch Break
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12.00-13.00
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Biostatisticians and clinical experts refining specific grant proposals with PI (open to 3 project groups,
preselected from abstracts submitted)
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13.00-15.30
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*MRO Research Development Officer
In order to
be considered for the afternoon proposal refinement session, please send your 2-page summary to Associate Professor Arul
Earnest at arul.earnest@monash.edu
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