LIVE VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
From Innovation to Integrity: AI, Privacy and Governance in Research
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the research landscape, but with innovation comes responsibility.
This interactive workshop explores how you and your team can harness AI in your research trials while rigorously protecting participant privacy and ensuring regulatory and legal compliance. You’ll learn through real-world case studies and interactive exercises to strengthen governance, data handling, and incident response.
Whether you’re designing studies, overseeing compliance, or making policy decisions, this session will help you move from uncertainty to confident, responsible practice.
You can claim 4 CPD points on completion of the workshop.
This workshop is perfect for:
- Clinical Trial Coordinators
- Research Administrators, Researchers and Investigators
- Research Governance & Integrity Officers
- Research Managers and Coordinators
- Quality, Regulatory and Compliance Personnel
What You'll Gain from This Workshop
This workshop is perfect for researchers, ethics officers, and support staff who work with research documentation and need to harness AI without diving into code.
- Explore the benefits and risks of AI in research and clinical trials
Navigate Australia’s regulatory and ethical landscape for AI in clinical research
Manage AI lifecycle governance across your organisation
Assess and mitigate risk with actionable, real-world controls
Build capability through hands-on activities, applying what you learn in practical scenarios
Throughout the workshop, you’ll engage in interactive exercises that let you compare approaches and build confidence, turning AI from a theoretical concept into a practical, ethical, and powerful tool in your research workflow.
Why you'll benefit:
- Understand the benefits and risks of using AI in research and clinical trials, specifically from a privacy and governance perspective
- Understand and manage AI lifecycle governance in your organisation
- Learn how to assess, mitigate and utilise AI in your research whilst protecting participant privacy and ensuring regulatory and legal compliance.
Join us to unlock your team’s full potential – because when your team thrives, success follows.
Our training and education offers have been developed according to Australian and international best practice standards.
Our modules are built upon the competencies developed by the Harvard Multi-Regional Trials Centre (MRCT) and aligned to competencies recommended by the NHMRC.
These training offers are regarded as a benchmark for researchers, clinical trials, and healthcare professionals in Australia and internationally.
About the Facilitator
Alishia Ballintine
Alishia Ballintine is the Acting Regulatory, Start-Up and Patient Partnership Manager at the University of the Sunshine Coast – Clinical Trials (UniSC CT). Alishia holds a postgraduate qualification in Law with First Class Honours and currently serves as in-house Legal Counsel for UniSC.
A passionate advocate for patient and consumer involvement in medical research, Alishia also oversees UniSC CT’s patient partnership initiatives, including coordinating Consumer Advisory Boards. as in-house Legal Counsel for UniSC. Alishia specialises in privacy and emerging technologies, with particular regard to the clinical trial ecosystem.
With over a decade of experience in medical research and the broader life sciences sector, Alishia has held diverse roles spanning clinical research, commercialisation, legal and regulatory affairs.
Price
Price: $599 +GST pp
PRAXIS Partner price: $479 +GST pp
*Savings available for group enrolments and for PRAXIS partner organisations.
Next Virtual Workshop
TBC: 10.00am – 2.00pm (Sydney Time)
Need training on demand?
This session can also be conducted at your location for groups of 10 or more. Ask us about this today.
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