We are really fortunate enough to have some fantastic keynote speakers joining us for our event, a little bit about them is below.
Kimberley Haines is a clinician-researcher and Physiotherapy Research Lead at Western Health, Melbourne, Victoria. Kimberley is also a clinical associate professor in the Department of Critical Care, School of Medicine, at The University of Melbourne, where she is currently undertaking her NHMRC Investigator Grant, to continue her post-doctoral research in ICU recovery. A/Prof Haines is an emerging national and international leader in the field of critical care survivorship, as well as in the use of co-design and qualitative methods in vulnerable cohorts.
Dr. Rebecca Jarden is a registered nurse with a strong clinical nursing background in intensive care, leading and supporting quality nursing care and driving translational nurse wellbeing research. Rebecca is Senior Nursing Research Fellow at Austin Health and Senior Lecturer at The University of Melbourne. Rebecca’s post-doctoral research continues a health workforce focus, exploring wellbeing during transition and beyond.
Professor John Fraser is Founder and Director of the Critical Care Research Group; Director of the Intensive Care Unit at St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital; Founder and Chief Medical Officer of De Motu Cordis Pty Ltd; and Immediate Past President of the Asia Pacific ELSO Chapter. John has five professorships across major Australian universities; has published over 650 peer-reviewed publications; and has received more than AUD 91 million in competitive grants. In 2018, John was awarded the Australian Society of Medical Research Clinical Research Award. He is the proud father of five great children: Ben, Dominic, Nicholas, Lucy, and Tommy.
CALL FOR ABSTRACTS We are calling for abstracts for oral and poster presentations at ANZICS New Zealand Annual Regional Scientific Meeting 2024. Full instructions on submissions is available to download on the right hand side of this page or here. The New Zealand College of Critical Care Nurses (NZCCCN) are excited to sponsor a monetary prize for best nursing free paper, and best nursing poster. Your abstract should be no more than 250 words and outline the content of the presentation, you should indicate whether you wish to present orally or via a poster. Presentations must be in person Topics
Contributions are particularly welcome from nursing and allied health personnel. Important Dates Closing date for abstracts: 31st July 2024 Authors notified of acceptance/rejection: 30th September 2024 Presentation Formats Oral presentations will be allocated 15 minutes, 12 minutes presentation with 3 minutes for discussion. Posters will be displayed for the duration of the conference in printed format. Details for the poster format will be provided.
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