Short and In-Depth Courses

Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI) Short Courses provide short-term, educational opportunities for those seeking professional development.

If you have any questions about our short courses, please contact us via email to mchri.shortcourses@monash.edu or phone +61 3 8572 2600.

Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (accredited ICH GCP training)

The Alfred Centre (Melbourne)
Monash Health Translation Precinct (Clayton)

These GCP courses are only available to PAID EMPLOYEES of the Monash Partners organisations who have opted in.

This TransCelerate-accredited GCP short course will provide participants with an understanding of the requirements of ICH GCP and an awareness of how to conduct a study in accordance with ICH GCP. Suitable training in this area is expected by pharmaceutical companies that initiate commercially sponsored clinical trials, and this course is recognised as acceptable for this purpose.

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Refresher ICH Good Clinical Practice

The Alfred Centre (Melbourne)
Monash Health Translation Precinct (Clayton)

These GCP courses are only available to PAID EMPLOYEES of the Monash Partners organisations who have opted in.

This TransCelerate-accredited GCP short course will provide participants with an update of how to conduct a study in accordance with ICH GCP. Suitable training in this area is expected by pharmaceutical companies that initiate commercially sponsored clinical trials, and this course is recognised as acceptable for this purpose.

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Women in Leadership Program

15 & 16 August 2019
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton

The purpose of this two-day program is to inspire, encourage and support women in healthcare and research to reach their full career potential. The program will explore equal opportunity, capacity, capability building and career strategic planning, as well as provide supportive networks and partnerships.

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An evidence-based approach to the assessment and management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Starts 2 September 2019 · online · 3 weeks duration · 3 hours per week study

This course integrates the 166 recommendations from the International evidence-based guideline on the assessment and management of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) 2018, using a highly engaging interactive format. The course, run over a three-week period, uses case studies, discussion forums, video expert presentations and weekly feedback forums to build the learner’s knowledge and skills in PCOS clinical care. This course covers assessment and diagnostic challenges, management, emotional well-being and long-term health risks. Hosted on an international platform, the course facilitates global health professional networking and participation in an international community of practice.

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Implementation and Healthcare Improvement Masterclass

10–11 October 2019
Monash Medical Centre, Clayton

Join us for a two-day course that will ‘unpack’ how implementation science combines scientific disciplines to help explain approaches that enable people to adopt change in complex health systems. Hear from internationally renowned experts on innovative means to improve the healthcare system.

The course includes an overview of the Australian health services context, implementation science approaches, evidence synthesis, stakeholder engagement and co-design of implementation projects with service users.

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Women in Leadership Program

16 & 17 October 2019
Alfred Health campus, Melbourne

The purpose of this two-day program is to inspire, encourage and support women in healthcare and research to reach their full career potential. The program will explore equal opportunity, capacity, capability building and career strategic planning, as well as provide supportive networks and partnerships.

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An evidence-based approach to the assessment and management of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

Starts 4 Nov 2019 · online · 3 weeks duration · 3 hours per week study

This course integrates the 166 recommendations from the International evidence-based guideline on the assessment and management of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) 2018, using a highly engaging interactive format. The course, run over a three-week period, uses case studies, discussion forums, video expert presentations and weekly feedback forums to build the learner’s knowledge and skills in PCOS clinical care. This course covers assessment and diagnostic challenges, management, emotional well-being and long-term health risks. Hosted on an international platform, the course facilitates global health professional networking and participation in an international community of practice.

See course program