A warm welcome from Katie De Luca, Chair, Research Foundation, Chiropractic Australia, click here
More than a year has passed since we connected in person to share research directly related to chiropractic or osteopathic practice. This year the Researchers’ Day will aim to connect us all again in a COVID-19 safe environment, join us as we learn about new research and where this will lead us.
A warm welcome from Katie De Luca, Chair, Research Foundation, Chiropractic Australia, click here
More than a year has passed since we connected in person to share research directly related to chiropractic or osteopathic practice. This year the Researchers’ Day will aim to connect us all again in a COVID-19 safe environment, join us as we learn about new research and where this will lead us.
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Chiropractic Australia is an organisation that supports evidence-based practice and, as such, is a strong advocate for high-quality research.
Through our related research fund, Chiropractic Australia Research Foundation, we are able to fund research projects and PhD scholarships that directly support the chiropractic profession as well as related healthcare professions.
Chiropractic Australia Research Foundation calls for scientific abstracts to be submitted for presentation at the Researchers’ Day.
What happens to my registration that has been submitted?
Unless a cancellation or refund request is received, all bookings processed previously will automatically roll over to the new conference dates.
Will the conference provide refunds?
Yes. Chiropractic Australia (CA) will offer 100% refund of monies paid if you wish to cancel your registration or exhibition booking.
How will refunds be issued?
All refund requests must be made in writing to mandy.bromilow@chiropracticaustralia.org.au Refunds will be returned in the same form as the original method of payment. There will be no cancellation fees. Please allow up to 30 days for funds to be credited back to accounts.
Are you refunding hotel, flight or travel costs?
CA does not manage refunds related to individual travel costs. Please contact your travel agent or hotel or airline directly to discuss specific cancellation policies and refund information. In some cases, airlines and hotels may offer refunds with no cancellation fees due to travel bans.
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Are you searching for ways to make you and your practice more effective by improving patient outcomes? Looking to better connect and engage with your patients to form long-lasting professional relationships?
This practical and interactive seminar offers real life examples on how you can embrace professional opportunities and enhance your approach to achieve business success using a holistic approach.
In this series, Chiropractic Australia members gain exclusive access to internationally recognised clinician and speaker Dr Kirsten Peterson PhD.
This innovative and engaging session titled ‘It’s All About Relationships: Connection & Communication Essentials’ for the clinician explores the critical elements of running a successful practice, and how practitioners can transform their businesses through positive connection, communication and assessment. A session not to be missed!
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What happens to my registration that has been submitted?
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Will the conference provide refunds?
Yes. Chiropractic Australia (CA) will offer 100% refund of monies paid if you wish to cancel your registration or exhibition booking.
How will refunds be issued?
All refund requests must be made in writing to mandy.bromilow@chiropracticaustralia.org.au Refunds will be returned in the same form as the original method of payment. There will be no cancellation fees. Please allow up to 30 days for funds to be credited back to accounts.
Are you refunding hotel, flight or travel costs?
CA does not manage refunds related to individual travel costs. Please contact your travel agent or hotel or airline directly to discuss specific cancellation policies and refund information. In some cases, airlines and hotels may offer refunds with no cancellation fees due to travel bans.
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This practical and interactive seminar offers real life examples on how you can embrace professional opportunities and enhance your approach to achieve business success using a holistic approach.
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What happens to my registration that has been submitted?
Unless a cancellation or refund request is received, all bookings processed previously will automatically roll over to the new conference dates.
Will the conference provide refunds?
Yes. Chiropractic Australia (CA) will offer 100% refund of monies paid if you wish to cancel your registration or exhibition booking.
How will refunds be issued?
All refund requests must be made in writing to mandy.bromilow@chiropracticaustralia.org.au Refunds will be returned in the same form as the original method of payment. There will be no cancellation fees. Please allow up to 30 days for funds to be credited back to accounts.
Are you refunding hotel, flight or travel costs?
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Communicate
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Through her decades in performance psychology, Dr Peterson has experienced first-hand the good, the bad, and the ugly that can underpin achievement cultures, and works tirelessly with clients to showcase best practice performance psychology through healthy professional relationships.
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Researchers' Day 2021
A warm welcome from Katie De Luca, Chair, Research Foundation, Chiropractic Australia, click here
More than a year has passed since we connected in person to share research directly related to chiropractic or osteopathic practice. This year the Researchers’ Day will aim to connect us all again in a COVID-19 safe environment, join us as we learn about new research and where this will lead us.
A warm welcome from Katie De Luca, Chair, Research Foundation, Chiropractic Australia, click here
More than a year has passed since we connected in person to share research directly related to chiropractic or osteopathic practice. This year the Researchers’ Day will aim to connect us all again in a COVID-19 safe environment, join us as we learn about new research and where this will lead us.
Event Program
09:00 AM
- 09:10 AM
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Dr Simon French
09:10 AM
- 09:30 AM
Considering a PhD? Let’s talk
Dr John Petrozzi
09:30 AM
- 09:50 AM
Reflections from an ECR
Dr Sasha Aspinall
09:50 AM
- 10:10 AM
A journey in chiropractic: from consuming – to creating evidence within musculoskeletal health.
Dr Aron Downie
10:10 AM
- 10:35 AM
From PhD student to Professor. Reflections on my research career
Prof Christine Lin Senior Research
Prof Christine Lin
11:00 AM
- 12:30 PM
Speakers will facilitate conversations that describe obstacles and solutions they have encountered
Group session
12:30 PM
- 01:30 PM
Lunch and Networking
01:30 PM
- 04:30 PM
Presentations
04:30 PM
- 04:35 PM
Acknowledgments
Dr Simon French & Dr Mike Swain
04:35 PM
- 04:55 PM
Awards
04:55 PM
- 05:00 PM
Closing
Dr Simon French & Dr Mike Swain
Friday, 27 August 2021 08:30 am - 05:00 pm SMC Conference & Function Centre
CPD 5 hoursThis is a guide only. For qualifiers, please contact AHPRA
Our Presenters
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Christine was a finalist at the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance (ACTA) Trial of the Year, and received an Honourable Mention, ACTA whilst also receiving STInG Excellence in Trial Statistics Award, 2018
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Dr. Aron Downie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chiropractic at Macquarie University and a Postgraduate course advisor.
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Dr. Aron Downie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chiropractic at Macquarie University and a Postgraduate course advisor.
Aron is also still a practicing chiropractor and health researcher in Chiropractics and has been in continual practice for 26 years. He completed his PhD at the University of Sydney Medical School.
His research focus interests are recovery from spinal pain and the accuracy of screening tools for detection of pathology for people with back pain.
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Christine is a Professor at the Institute for Musculoskeletal Health, Sydney School of Public Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, The University of Sydney. She holds a Career Development Fellowship and an Investigator Grant (emerging leadership 2) from the National Health and Medical Research Council. Christine has >$12 million in research funding and >140 publications, including senior author publications in the prestigious journals N Engl J Med, Lancet and JAMA. She has a professional background in physiotherapy and obtained a PhD from The University of Sydney in 2008.
Christine's research is focused on investigating the benefits and harms of treatments for musculoskeletal conditions. She has expertise in conducting clinical trials with parallel economic evaluations, and systematic reviews.
Christine has a particular interest in the pharmacological management of back pain. She has shown that some common medicines are not effective and may cause more harms. Currently she leads research in 3 themes: pharmacological management of back pain, quality use of opioid analgesics, and non-pharmacological management of musculoskeletal conditions.
Christine was a finalist at the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance (ACTA) Trial of the Year, and received an Honourable Mention, ACTA whilst also receiving STInG Excellence in Trial Statistics Award, 2018
Dr Sasha Aspinall
Dr Sasha Aspinall BSc (Hons), BChiro, PhD is a chiropractor, early-career researcher and an educator located in Perth, Western Australia. Sasha is an alumni of Murdoch University, completing her PhD in 2020.
Sasha PhD investigated pain sensitivity and the impact of spinal manipulation in people with low back pain.
Dr Sasha Aspinall BSc (Hons), BChiro, PhD
Sasha is a practicing chiropractor, early-career researcher, and educator in Perth, Western Australia. She completed her PhD at Murdoch University in 2020, which investigated pain sensitivity and the impact of spinal manipulation in people with low back pain.
Sasha has been teaching at Murdoch University since 2013, and is a fellow in the second cohort of the Chiropractic Academy for Research Leadership (CARL). She is interested in the neurophysiological and biomechanical effects of spinal manipulation, and especially how they relate to clinical outcomes. Related interests include sham manipulation procedures, and the impact of contextual factors (e.g. placebo) on patient outcomes. Personally, Sasha is an avid dog lover and hobby photographer.
Dr John Petrozzi
Dr John Petrozzi is a practicing chiropractor, post doctoral researcher and currently undertaking his PhD at University of Sydney.
John completed his Bachelor of Science (Macquarie University) in 1996, then undertook his Master of Chiropractic in 1998, he also has an International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma.
Dr John Petrozzi is a practicing chiropractor, post doctoral researcher and currently undertaking his PhD at University of Sydney.
John completed his Bachelor of Science (Macquarie University) in 1996, then undertook his Master of Chiropractic in 1998, he also has an International Chiropractic Sports Science Diploma.
John's keen interest in Soccer and his desire for overseas travel found him working as Team Chiropractor for Grimsby Town Football club in Northern England, whilst also practicing at local clinics.
On his return to Australia, John set up his private practice in Leichhardt, NSW, where he still practices.
John's practice has gradually evolved from a solo chiropractic clinic into a multidisciplinary allied health centre.
John's early interest in research started during his early studies at Macquarie University, this interest, fueled by a desire to understand why some patients improved while others did not, drove him to undertake his PhD.
John's special skills and interest are based on helping people recover from ongoing back and neck pain, ongoing and recurring sports injuries, whilst facilitating a team of psychologists and occupational therapists, in helping the whole person recover from anxiety and depression related to the effects of ongoing back and neck pain.
Dr Aron Downie
Dr. Aron Downie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chiropractic at Macquarie University and a Postgraduate course advisor.
Aron is also still a practicing chiropractor and health researcher in Chiropractics and has been in continual practice for 26 years. He completed his PhD at the University of Sydney Medical School.
Dr. Aron Downie is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Chiropractic at Macquarie University and a Postgraduate course advisor.
Aron is also still a practicing chiropractor and health researcher in Chiropractics and has been in continual practice for 26 years. He completed his PhD at the University of Sydney Medical School.
His research focus interests are recovery from spinal pain and the accuracy of screening tools for detection of pathology for people with back pain.
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