About the Symposium
The Innovating to Create High-Performing Systems for Injury Recovery Symposium 2025 is co-hosted by the The NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Better Health Outcomes for Compensable Injury and the RECOVER Injury Research Centre, at The University of Queensland.
AIM: To disseminate current research and topical issues relating to road traffic injury. Through information exchange and collaboration, we strive to improve outcomes for individuals affected by motor vehicle crashes, now and into the future.
WHERE?
There are two options for attendance - ticketing for both available HERE:
(1) In-person at the Mayne Medical School, Herston (Brisbane, Queensland)
(2) Online via a Zoom link that will be provided to you closer to the event
PROGRAM:
| Time | Speaker | Topic |
|---|---|---|
| 13:00 | Professor Belinda Gabbe Monash University | KEYNOTE PRESENTATION Intervening early to improve outcomes in serious injury |
Professor Ian Cameron & Dr Annette Kifley University of Sydney | Spotlight on the long-term impact of road traffic injury - insights from two decades of research in NSW | |
Ms Simone Yu The University of Queensland | Mental health service use after minor-to-moderate motor vehicle crash injury - a systematic review | |
Ms Leone Bennett The University of Queensland | ||
Associate Professor Genevieve Grant Monash University | Opportunities and challenges in legal costs and services | |
Dr Fjalar de Haan University of Melbourne | From GENSIMO to VersiSim - the maturation of an agent-based model (the TAC Digital Twin) | |
Dr Bao Nguyen & Professor Luke Connelly The University of Queensland | Dynamic and long-term impacts of health shocks on labour supply | |
Dr Shannon Gray & Professor Alex Collie Monash University | Developing a predictive model to identify those most at risk of long CTP claims | |
Professor Michele Sterling The University of Queensland | The Physiotherapists blopsyChosocial Online Training (PICOT) Clinical Trial | |
Mr Marinus du Preez University of Sydney | Implementation of e-resources (My Whiplash Navigator) with insurers and clinicians to improve whiplash outcomes | |
| Panel members consisting of Consumer Advocates, Insurance Providers, and CRE Researchers | PANEL Barriers to research integration in practice | |
| 17:50 | Professor Trevor Russell The University of Queensland | Closing address |
| 18:00 | Canapes Reception commences | |
| 19:00 | Canapes Reception closes |
Contacts
William McCann