Better Health through Best Evidence

Advancing clinical trials, coordinating centres and registries
Australian Clinical Trials Alliance is the national peak body for clinical trial networks, coordinating centres and quality registries conducting investigator-initiated clinical trials. Our ‘better health through best evidence’ vision is for a self-improving Australian healthcare system.
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Consumer Involvement and Engagement Toolkit
The Consumer Involvement and Engagement Toolkit provides practical advice for researchers and research organisations wishing to conduct patient-centred clinical trials. Using an interactive map, the Toolkit provides guidance and tools to help plan, deliver, evaluate and report consumer and community involvement and engagement activities.
Consumer Involvement Toolkit

Better Health
Through
Best Evidence

WHAT

ACTA promotes effective and cost-effective healthcare through clinical trial networks and clinical quality registries that generate evidence to support decisions made by health practitioners, policy-makers and consumers.

HOW

ACTA connects clinical researchers with governments, policy makers and consumers on issues that impact the conduct of investigator-initiated clinical trials across the Australian healthcare system.

WHY

ACTA’s activities help expand the capacity, capability, efficiency and effectiveness of clinical trial networks, clinical coordinating centres and clinical quality registries.

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Nicola @NicStraiton·

10 Dec

Great to share the Consumer Involvement & Engagement Toolkit https://involvementtoolkit.clinicaltrialsalliance.org.au at CT:IQ @CTImpactQuality steering committee today @georgeinstitute. Fantastic to hear the research sector already embedding & using this resource @ACTAcommunity

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ACTA Australian Clinical Trials Alliance @ACTAcommunity·

4 Dec

Following a sector consultation of Clinical Trial Networks (CTNs), ACTA has established the three elements crucial to network success are sustainability, engagement and infrastructure. Access the report to find out more: https://buff.ly/2rJUd9k

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ACTA Australian Clinical Trials Alliance @ACTAcommunity·

2 Dec

ACTA Member, Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials (MASC Trials), has had a busy few months with activities including a name change, the establishment of a Merkel Cell Carcinoma (MCC) Interest Group, clinical trials, new partnerships and more. Find out more: https://buff.ly/35T4Rti

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ACTA Australian Clinical Trials Alliance @ACTAcommunity·

2 Dec

Last Monday during our AGM, Members voted for three Board positions. Join us in welcoming our newest Board Directors & thanking our outgoing Directors. We gratefully acknowledge the substantial time & dedication they have contributed to ACTA & the sector: https://buff.ly/2RfU0FP

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CT:IQ @CTImpactQuality·

1 Dec

Check out this @pacernetwork webinar by Nicola Straiton, Senior Project Officer from @ACTAcommunity discussing the opportunities and strategies for consumer involvement in clinical trials

http://pacernetwork.org.au/webinars/

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