CHARM 2021
CHARM 2021 was held as an online event from 27 to 30 July 2021. View the program.
Keynote speakers
CHARM 2021 keynote speakers were:
- Dr Jordan Nguyen – A human’s guide to the future and removing barriers to disability
- Dr Andy Cope – Rising stronger: Using positive psychology to build resilience
- Professor Kim Usher – Psychosocial impact of emergencies and disasters
- Associate Professor Barbara Mintzes – Bias in clinical trials research.
Award recipients
| Award | Winner | Presentation title |
|---|---|---|
University of Canberra award for the best allied health poster | Denika Silva, University of Canberra | Minimal clinically important change and minimal clinically important difference of outcome measurement tools in people with knee osteoarthritis: A systematic review |
| University of Canberra award for the best allied health oral presentation | Rebecca Cesnik, University of Canberra | Barriers to physical activity patients with cancer undergoing chemotherapy: A systematic review |
| Canberra Hospital Private Practice Fund award for the best clinical poster | Manoj Singh, Canberra Health Services | Long-term outcomes of hospital-identified Clostridium difficile infections (HICDI) in hospitalised patients |
Canberra Hospital Private Practice Fund award for the best clinical oral presentation | Hayley Fancourt, the Australian National University | Serious cycling-related fractures in on and off-road accidents: A retrospective analysis in the Australian Capital Territory region |
| Radiation Oncology Private Practice Trust Fund award for the best pre-clinical poster | Elmira Mohamed, the Australian National University | Superior performance of cellulose nanofibers as a topical haemostat |
| Radiation Oncology Private Practice Trust Fund award for the best pre-clinical oral presentation | Chelisa Cardinez, the Australian National University | A human novel mutation explains the pathogenic mechanism of psoriatic arthritis |
| ACT Health Office of Professional Leadership and Education award for the best nursing or midwifery poster | Nikki Johnston, University of Canberra | Reliving trauma near death: A systematic review |
| ACT Health Office of Professional Leadership and Education award for the best nursing or midwifery oral presentation | Clare Stephenson, Canberra Health Services | Support needs of people with younger onset Parkinson’s disease: an interpretative phenomenological analysis |
| Canberra Hospital Foundation award for CHARM 3 Minute Thesis – third place | Sundus Nizamani, University of Canberra | No half measures: It takes two to tango |
| Canberra Hospital Foundation award for CHARM 3 Minute Thesis – second place | Abbie Doherty, University of Canberra | Feasibility and acceptability of inspiratory muscle training in Parkinson’s disease |
| Canberra Hospital Foundation award for CHARM 3 Minute Thesis – first place | Cynthia Turnbull, the Australian National University | Make autoimmunity a memory, not a disease |
| Australian Association of Gerontology award for the best poster related to ageing | Nikki Johnston, University of Canberra | Reliving trauma near death: A systematic review |
| Australian Association of Gerontology Award for the best 3 Minute Thesis related to ageing | Abbie Doherty, University of Canberra | Feasibility and acceptability of inspiratory muscle training in Parkinson’s disease |
| HARC award for the most impactful research paper | Nikki Johnston, University of Canberra | Reliving trauma near death: A systematic review |
Video recordings
- Day 1 full day
- Day 2 mental health research focus day full day
- Day 2 keynote speaker Dr Andy Cope – Rising stronger: Using positive psychology to build resilience
- Day 3 full day
- Day 3 keynote speaker Prof Kim Usher – Psychosocial impact of emergencies and disasters
- Day 4 keynote speaker Acting Prof Barbara Mintzes - Bias in clinical trials research
Event sponsors
We would like to thank our event sponsors:
- Canberra Hospital Foundation
- University of Canberra
- The Australian National University
- UNSW Canberra
- ACT Emergency Services Agency.