Research Grand Round

This is a collaborative forum between Waitematā and the University of Auckland, to showcase research being done in the region and other topics relative to clinical research.

It occurs several times a year on a Thursday from March to November, at the North Shore Hospital Campus, from 12-1pm (dates below). Or you can join us online with the MS Teams link below. 

Location:
North Shore Hospital - University of Auckland - Waitematā Clinical Campus
Level 1, Kahui Manaaki Outpatients building 5,
Come in the entrance to the right of Outpatients – by the Shakespeare Rd entrance barrier arms. See location map here. Your Waitematā access card will give you access to the building.

Microsoft Teams meeting:
Join on your computer, mobile app or room device
Click here to join the meeting
Meeting ID: 418 536 990 229
Passcode: zg9n4w

Format:
Up to 3, 15 min sessions followed by QnA. Feel free to bring your lunch. Coffee, tea, and water provided.

If you are interested in speaking, please contact Sabrina Sapsford Sabrina.Sapsford@auckland.ac.nz or Research & Knowledge Centre research@waitematadhb.govt.nz

Programme:

2023 Dates 1200 - 1pm	Speaker 1	Speaker 2	Speaker 3
18 May	Dr Robyn Whittaker Te Whatu Ora National Director Evidence, Research and Clinical Trials	Dr Janak De Zoysa Waitematā Nephrologist Assoc. Prof. UoA Waitemata Clinical Campus
22 May	Research Symposium Online Event Poster and oral presentations of research from our district https://www.waitematadhb.govt.nz/about-us/research-learning/symposium/
24 July	Research Symposium Networking Event 2-5:30pm Whenua Pupuke Multiple presenters
31 Aug	Dr Karen Bartholomew Waitematā Director Health Gains Research	Dr Katherine Bloomfield Waitematā Geriatrician UoA lecturer Research	Sally Simpson/Wayne Carter, Waitematā Library Getting the most out of a clinical library.
26 Oct	Dr David Rice Waitematā Anaesthetist Assoc. Prof. School of Clinical Sciences, AUT Research	Assoc. Prof. Wayne Miles Waitematā Clinical Director Research & Knowledge, and Mental Health Researcher The benefits and risks of a joined-up NZ health dataset	Dr Sabrina Sapsford UoA Teaching & Research Fellow Research: Skin of colour, equity, and atopic eczema