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- Shisha No Thanks! Preventing the harms of water pipe use
- Ending COVID lockdown by targeting transmission with vaccination
- Improving the lives of young people with complex needs
- Co-designing Australia’s first trauma recovery centre
- Supporting COVID-19 communication and engagement with people from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Communities
- Understanding supervision lapses in child drowning
- Link between prison cell size and infectious disease transmission informs law change

Our 1st Annual Research Symposium and Policy Forum was held as a virtual event on the 16th September 2021. It featured an opening keynote address by Professor Robert Platt from the Canadian Network of Observational Drug Effect Studies (CNODES), two sessions of 'rapid-fire' abstract presentations by students and researchers from across the MI-CRE network, an invited presentation on consumer and community involvement in research from MI-CRE Associate Investigator Anne McKenzie AM, and facilitated Q&A sessions that included many of the MI-CRE investigators. The Symposium was capped off with the inaugural "Pair of Nickers" Awards (judged and presented by MI-CRE Investigators Nicole Pratt and Nick Buckley, and the day ended with the Final Word from MI-CRE Investigator David Henry and our Director, Sallie Pearson. In addition to the wonderful speakers on the day, a series of electronic posters were made available for viewing.
The program and video recordings from each session are available below.
Click here to view the page of abstracts for oral and poster presentations and to open individual posters for viewing.
Click here, opens in a new window to view all the posters in one document.