Strengthening ACTA’s support for registries and enabling engagement between registries and the clinical trials community
The Clinical Quality Registries Special Interest Group is Co-Chaired by Prof Stephen McDonald, ANZDATA Registry executive and renal physician, and Prof Susannah Ahern, Head, Clinical Outcomes data Reporting and Research Program (CORRP), and Principal Investigator for a number of Registries at Monash University.
Mission
To support and enhance a community of practice for Clinical Quality Registries in Australia.
Our purpose
- Support the professional development needs of the CQR sector
- Explore continuous improvement opportunities and drive best practice to develop profile of registry science
- Provide a forum for promotion and advocacy of CQRs
- Develop a collegial, collaborative community of CQR experts
- The 2022 Australian Registry Annual Scientific Meeting that will be held in Adelaide on 7 November
12 October 2022
CQR SIG webinar – Evidence and approaches to the health economic evaluation of clinical quality registries.
Presented by: Prof Danny Liew and Dr Ella Zomer
Download the slide deck – Prof Danny Liew
Download the slide deck – Dr Ella Zomer
New paper
Realising the potential: leveraging clinical quality registries for real world clinical research
Med J Aust 2022; 216 (6): . || doi: 10.5694/mja2.51443
View online at MJA
Download a PDF
20 July 2022
CQR SIG webinar – Data Availability and Transparency (Consequential Amendments) Act 2020
Presented by: Dr Phillip Gould
Download the slide deck
April 2022
Webinar on the Norwegian Registry for Spine Surgery
Presented by: Prof Tor Ingebrigtsen from the Norwegian Registry for Spine Surgery
Presented at: Monash University
View a webinar recording
Latest Resources
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How can registries drive better translation of real world data into better quality care?
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What we don’t know about the health and economic benefit of trials and registries in Australia
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What we know about the health and economic benefit of trials and registries in Australia
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Health system benefits from improved performance