SAHMRI Registry Centre Annual Symposium

SAHMRI Registry Centre Annual Symposium

This year's theme is Advancing Healthcare through Registry Data and Analytical Insights.

The event will focus on exploring how advanced registry analytics transforms registry data into actionable insights.

Date: 20th March 2025 8:30am – 4:30pm (ACDT)
Cocktail event 4:30pm-6:00pm
Venue: SAHMRI Auditorium, North Terrace, Adelaide

Cost: General delegates - $100
SAHMRI Registry Centre members - $75


This year's Symposium will be preceded by the SAHMRI Registry Centre's first ever Datathon event. Check it out!

Abstracts (oral presentations and posters)

Abstracts are being accepted in the following categories:

  • Measuring Success in Healthcare Delivery
  • Data Collection and Standardisation
  • New methods and advance analytics
  • Measuring Registry Impact

Successful applications will be notified by 31st January 2025

Abstract submissions open now until 10th January 2025

Submit your abstract

Speakers

Keynote - Healthcare variation, clinical quality registries and using data to drive improvement

Professor Anne Duggan, CEO Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care

Conjoint Professor Anne Duggan was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care in March 2023. With experience as a practicing clinician, policy maker and health sector leader, Professor Duggan has gained an in-depth understanding of the complex issues surrounding safety and quality in health care.

Before her appointment as CEO, Professor Duggan was the Commission’s Chief Medical Officer from 2021 – 2023 and a Clinical Director from 2014 – 2021. Before joining the Commission, Anne was Director, Clinical Governance, with the Hunter New England Local Health District. She is a highly respected gastroenterologist and is also Conjoint Professor, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle.

Professor Duggan was a member of the expert panel for the Independent review of the regulation of medical practitioners who perform cosmetic surgery. She is also the Chair of the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Review Advisory Committee (MRAC).

Plenary - Reporting and publishing findings of variation in clinical outcomes

Professor Virginia (Ginny) Barbour is the Editor-in-Chief of the Medical Journal of Australia and Director of Open Access Australasia. She is an Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and was previously co-lead of the Office for Scholarly Communication at QUT.

She trained in the UK in medicine at Cambridge University and University College and Middlesex Hospital medical schools, specialising in haematology. She went on to do a DPhil at Oxford University and post-doctoral research in the US on globin gene regulation.

She has been involved in many international open access, innovative scholarly communication and publication and research integrity initiatives. She was involved in the final drafting of the UNESCO Open Science Recommendation in 2021. She was previously Chair of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). She is currently Vice-Chair of the Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) Steering Committee, a Plan S Ambassador, a member of Confederation of Open Access Repositories (COAR)’s Executive Board and a member of the Australian NHMRC’s Research Quality Steering Committee. She was an editorial advisor to medRxiv in the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Professor Ginny Barbour, Editor-in Chief, Medical Journal of Australia

8:30AM: Registration

9:00AM: Welcome and Introduction

9:15AM: Keynote address

10:15AM: Session 1 Abstracts

11:00AM: Plenary presentation

11:45AM: Session 2 Abstracts

1:30PM: The Grate Debate

2:30PM: Session 3 Abstracts

3:50 PM: Datathon results

4:15PM: Announcement of prize winners & Closing statements

4:30PM: Cocktail event in SAHMRI Foyer

6:00PM: Event close

Morning tea, lunch & afternoon tea provided