TBA
Workshop (hybrid): Surviving Peer Review and Getting published
Overview: The speakers share their career journeys, practical strategies for successful publishing, and candid advice on navigating reviewer feedback, and overcoming rejections. Real-world examples from challenging submissions. Interactive Q&A and networking opportunity.
Speakers: Dr. Jessica Roydhouse, A/Prof. Serena Yu, Dr. Shiva Raj Mishra
Date and time: 24th September 2025, 2-4 pm AEST
Workshop (hybrid): Peer to Peer Networking and Career Workshop
Overview: This workshop in collaboration with the ISPOR Victoria and Tasmania student chapter offers a unique opportunity for you to network with your peers and gain insights into various career trajectories from esteemed experts.
Speakers: Prof Nancy Devlin, Andrea Cowley, and A/Prof Colman
Date and time: 24th March 2024, 1-5 pm AEST
Workshop (hybrid): Tips for Successful Grant Writing: Health Economist Perspective
Overview: The session provides students and ECRs with practical tips on writing grants from mid-career and senior investigators. Presenters shared their experiences as recipients of various forms of funding, including NHMRC and trial-based funding, as well as insights from the funder’s perspective.
Speakers: A/Prof Bonny Parkinson, A/Prof Ruth Webster, A/Prof Thomas Lung
Date and time: 19 October 2022, 2-4 pm AEST
Symposium (virtual): 2nd ISPOR Student & ECR Chapter Symposium in Australia - Building excellence in health economics and outcomes research
Overview: (1) Keynote “Incorporating equity into economic analyses”; (2) Exclusive interview with an academic leader; (3) Breakout Sessions and Interactive Workshops; (4) International and national invited speakers; (5) Student Research Spotlight
Keynote: Professor Richard Cookson; Discussant: Professor Stephen Jan
Date and time: 27 May 2022, 9am – 5pm AEST
Webinar: Tips from HEOR journal editors and researchers on publishing your research
Overview: Publishing research is a challenge for research students, and sometimes even for early-career researchers. In this webinar, we will provide the perspectives of journal editors, peer-reviewers, and prolific researchers on how to improve the chances of your health economics and outcomes research (HEOR) manuscript being published, as well as strategies for increasing the visibility of your research.
Speakers: A/Prof. Haitham Tuffaha, A/Prof. Gang Chen, A/Prof. Anthony Newall
Date and time: 20 October 2021, 2-3 pm AEST
Webinar: Assessing the case for investing in health systems: reflections from Australia and beyond
Overview: Recording is available below.
Speakers: Professor Virginia Wiseman
Date and time: 10 June 2021, 2-3 pm AEST
Symposium (virtual): 1st ISPOR Student & ECR Chapter Symposium in Australia - Preparing Health Systems for the Future
Overview: It is a pleasure to invite you to the first ISPOR Student Chapter Symposium in Australia. The symposium is intended as an annual event where students and early career researchers (ECRs) can meet and are provided with the opportunity to interchange ideas, their latest research, experiences and connect with academics, and relevant industry professionals. The symposium will also provide a platform for the promotion of ISPOR and the Chapter and to attract new students to the opportunities available. This year’s symposium will be hosted by the ISPOR Victoria and Tasmania Chapter and conducted in collaboration with the ISPOR NSW Student and ECR Chapter.
Date and time: 27 May 2021, 9am-3:30pm AEST
Webinar: ISPOR NSW Student & ECR Chapter Opening Webinar
Overview: Please join us for our opening event of the ISPOR NSW Student & ECR Chapter, which aims to provide a platform where students and ECRs can share and extend their knowledge in health economics and health outcomes research. In this webinar we will introduce our recently established Chapter, how it fits in with ISPOR, the leading professional society for health economics and outcomes research globally, as well as your benefits as a member. There will also be a Q&A session where we will answer any questions you might have about the Chapter.
Date and time: 3 December 2020, 3-4pm AEST