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WA Clinical Trials Forum

WA Clinical Trials Forum

The WA Clinical Trials Forum brings together clinicians, researchers, consumers and others involved in clinical trials to strengthen trial design and methodology in Western Australia. Participants will hear about an emerging clinical trial proposal, contribute to expert-led discussion, and connect with the WA clinical trials community. The forum provides an opportunity to share knowledge, gain practical insights and support the development of high-quality clinical research across the State.

About the event

The WA Clinical Trials Forum is an initiative of the Western Australian Health Translation Network (WAHTN) and the Clinical Trials Enabling Platform-WA (CTEP-WA). The forum aims to support a strong and collaborative clinical trials ecosystem in Western Australia by bringing together clinicians, researchers and consumers to discuss the design and development of clinical trials.

The forum provides a platform for investigators to present proposed clinical trials and receive constructive feedback from an expert panel and the broader clinical trials community. Through discussion and collaboration, participants can help strengthen trial design before significant time and resources are committed.

Featured presentation

Repurposing Probucol for Childhood Dementia: A Phase II Feasibility Study

Presented by Dr Arazu Sharif and Dr Bradley MacDonald, this session will explore a proposed Phase II feasibility study investigating the use of probucol for children living with rare neurodegenerative conditions associated with childhood dementia. The presentation will outline the proposed study design, objectives and anticipated outcomes, followed by discussion with an expert panel.

Who should attend

This event is relevant for:

  • Clinicians involved in health and medical research
  • Clinical trial investigators and research teams
  • Early and mid-career researchers
  • Consumers interested in clinical research
  • Health professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of trial design and methodology
  • Individuals involved in developing or supporting clinical trials in Western Australia

What attendees will gain

Participants will have the opportunity to:

  • Learn about proposed clinical trials being developed in Western Australia
  • Contribute to discussions on trial design and methodology
  • Gain insights from experienced clinical trial experts and consumers
  • Build knowledge of clinical trial development processes
  • Connect with clinicians, researchers and other members of the clinical trials community

Event format

Doors open at 4:15 pm with light refreshments available. The presentation and expert panel discussion will commence at 4:30 pm, followed by networking opportunities until 6:00 pm.

Attendees may participate in person at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research or join via livestream by selecting the online registration option.

Date: 7 October 2026, 4:30pm to 5:30pm 
Location: McCusker Auditorium, Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research

Learn more and register (external site)

Last Updated: 29/09/2026
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