5
Feb

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Louise St-Arnaud is a psychologist, career counsellor and full professor at Laval University. She is a Researcher at the Centre de recherche interdisciplinaire sur l'éducation et la vie au travail (CRIÉVAT) and held the Canada Research Chair on Professional Integration and the Psychosocial Work Environment from 2006 to 2016. Her research is characterised by the design and execution of research projects in close collaboration with workplaces. Several of her studies have focused on studying the processes of integration, job retention and return to work following a mental health problem. She has also conducted research in the field of psychodynamics at work for several years.

12
Feb

Seminar recorded
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The Honours Truth – Thesis to Publication

This information session is for current Honours supervisors and those interested in supervising in the future.

19
Feb

Seminar recorded
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Using social media for knowledge translation

This seminar will provide you with an overview, tips and advice for using various social media platforms to maximise your knowledge translation and share emerging evidence with the general public.

Part of the MERQ Seminar Series

04
Mar

Dr Brummett's interests include predictors of chronic post-surgical pain as well as failure to derive benefit from interventions and surgeries done primarily for pain. In particular, he is interested in the impact of a fibromyalgia-like or centralized pain phenotype on surgical outcomes and prediction of response to interventions for chronic pain (eg. epidural steroid and facet injections). He also leads an institution-wide initiative to create a biorepository for research of genetic factors associated with the development of disease and response to treatment.

11
Mar

10
Jun

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This presentation will provide practical information about metrics such as the Field Weighted Citation Index, H Index, and the tools and resources you can utilise to find your own. Cassandra will also talk about a range of scholarly profiles and identifiers that you may need to curate and link in order to ensure you are maximising your academic visibility and all your research outputs can be attributed to you.

24
Jun

Seminar recorded
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Daniel Carter is a proud Ngarrindjeri/Wergaia man who grew up in Melbourne's south east suburbs. He is a Monash University alumni with over ten years experience in Aboriginal health and community engagement roles with state and local government in addition to NGOs.

Part of the MERQ Seminar Series

8
Jul

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With students and staff now learning and working online from home, it is more important than ever to implement best practice cyber safety and privacy measures in our professional and personal lives to help keep ourselves and others protected.

This session will empower staff to confidently run cyber safe, password-protected, Zooms meetings; tailor their Zoom settings to their personal needs, without compromising cyber safety; recognise unsafe and insecure practices; and know where to go for help.

5
Aug

Seminar recorded
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The Victorian Heart Institute is a newly established Monash University initiative led by Prof Stephen Nicholls. The Institute will be a thriving cardiovascular research community extending from idea to implementation, bench to bedside and beyond, and will also form a key platform for strategic education and teaching initiatives. Join Prof Nicholls and his team for a Zoom chat to discuss The Victorian Heart Hospital and Institute; plans, values, mindset and solutions; and most importantly how the Institute can collaborate with you.

12
Aug

Seminar recorded
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Planetary Health in a COVID World

This seminar will present information relating to planetary health and how our 'new normal' has provided both opportunities and challenges for human health impacts.

Part of the MERQ Seminar Series

26
Aug

This presentation covers aspects of safe web behaviour, email, password practices, and working from home and remotely.

7
Oct

This presentation will teach audience members the three layers of the internet, how the dark web was formed, how to identify if your identity has been stolen and what and how Monash Security monitors and protects the University on the dark web.

21
Oct

Seminar recorded
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In this seminar Professor Jane Fisher will discuss some of the gendered challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, but also highlight opportunities as we head into recovery.

Part of the MERQ Seminar Series

28
Oct

Seminar recorded
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In this presentation, Dr Stanford will teach about the epidemiology, pathophysiology, and etiology of obesity as a disease, and explore how to incorporate lifestyle modifications, medications, and surgical intervention in the treatment of obesity.

11
Nov

Seminar recorded
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Conventional clinical trial methods require a range of fixed design assumptions (size of treatment effect, population being evaluated, what to test, etc) and the validity of these assumptions is not known until the trial is completed whereas Bayesian adaptive platform trials are an alternative method that allows more questions to be answered more rapidly using a design that permits flexible but pre-specified adaptations.