STEP Seminar Series 2012
STEP invites local and international colleagues to present their research and ideas on the general themes of health screening, monitoring and diagnostic testing. Speakers vary from academic researchers to public policy makers and are invariably topical and informative.
STEP is the result of a collaboration between the School of Public Health, University of Sydney, and Bond University.
Seminars are usually held from 1.00pm to 2.00pm on Wednesdays. Any time changes will be indicated in the table below. Anyone interested is welcome to join us.
| Date | Speaker | Topic | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 February | Tom Lung School of Public Health |
Cost-effectiveness of monitoring renal function for patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes in the United Kingdom | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| Thursday 23 February |
Sverre Sandberg Adjunct Professor |
Do clinicians use the concepts of biological variation and reference change values (critical differences) when monitoring patients with laboratory tests? | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 29 February | James Hanley Professor |
How big are the mortality reductions produced by cancer screening? Why do so many trials report only 20%? | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 21 March | Prof Bruce Armstrong Professor of Public Health |
Where we are now with prostate cancer screening | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 4 April | Dr Patrick Bossuyt University of Amsterdam, Netherlands |
Casual claims in clinical and public health research | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 16 May | Dr Andrew Hayen & Dr Katy Bell School of Public Health |
Monitoring absolute cardiovascular risk: how often do we need to re-measure? | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 20 June | Dr Magid A Fahim Department of Nephrology |
TBC | Chemistry Lecture Theatre 4 |
| 1 August | Prof Paul Glasziou Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine |
TBC | TBC |
| 15 August | Assoc Prof Kirsten Howard School of Public Health |
TBC | TBC |
| 19 September | Dr Jenny Doust Professor of Clinical Epidemiology |
TBC | TBC |
| 17 October | Dr Germaine Wong School of Public Health |
Detect Study | TBC |
| 21 November | Dr Gabrielle Williams, Dr Sukanya De & Tom Lung Children’s Hospital Westmead |
Further results from the FEVER study | TBC |
