MIA Nurse Webinar Series

16 Sep, 2022 | News

MIA Nurse Webinar Series

Spotlight on clinical trials: Understanding your patients’ needs

Clinical trials are fundamental to ensuring the best possible care for our patients, and nurses play a critical role in this area.

In Melanoma Institute Australia’s next nurse webinar, they will shine a spotlight on the Clinical Trials Program at MIA. Maria Gonzalez (Head of Clinical Trials) will discuss the different phases of clinical research, the importance of informed consent and patient safety, and how ground-breaking clinical trials at MIA are helping reach their goal of zero deaths from melanoma.

 

When: Tuesday 18 Oct 2022 1pm to 2pm (AEDT)

Where: Online via Zoom (link will be sent prior to meeting)

Cost: Free

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