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23.01.2022 Hey all there are still a couple of tickets left!! Snap them up quickly before tomorrow

19.01.2022 Last chance to register before this weekend's course!

17.01.2022 Introducing our second superstar speaker and convenor at the upcoming Research Master Class!! Dr Nitesh Nerlekar - MBBS (Hons) MPH PhD FRACP Dr. Nitesh Nerlekar is a non-invasive imaging cardiologist at MonashHeart. Having completed his undergraduate training at Monash University and his physicians and cardiology advanced training at Monash Health, Monash Heart and the Alfred Hospital. Dr. Nerlekar undertook further training in research epidemiology and biostatistics thro...ugh Harvard University and subsequently completed a Masters of Public Health. Dr. Nerlekar has completed his PhD with a prestigious combined National Heart Foundation and National Health and Medical Research Council Scholarship. His PhD involved local and international collaborations with the Baker IDI as well as Cedar Sinai in Los Angeles, and has resulted in several best presentation awards. Dr. Nerlekar is a highly active researcher with over 50 peer reviewed articles published in high impact journals including The New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, JACC and Circulation. Don’t miss the opportunity and buy your ticket today! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

16.01.2022 Introducing our fourth amazing speaker and convenor at the upcoming Research Master Class! Dr. Jason Nogic BSci BEd MBBS MMed (ClinEpi) Dr. Jason Nogic is currently an advanced trainee in cardiology and has an active interest in medical education and cardiovascular research. Having completed a Bachelor of Science and Education, being placed on the Dean’s Honour List, he went on to complete his graduate entry medical studies at Monash University. Dr. Nogic completed his in...ternship at Monash Health, receiving the Senior Medical Staff award for clinical excellence, and went on to complete his basic physicians training before commencing advanced training in cardiology. Dr. Nogic is nearing completion of a Master of Medicine (Clinical Epidemiology) through Sydney University and has an active interest in innovative models of medical student and junior doctor education, drawing on his educational background. Dr. Nogic is an active researcher. Amongst other things, he has been involved as the principal investigator of various RCT’s including a previous multi-centre randomised control trial assessing the utility of new fitness technologies in patient’s post-acute coronary syndromes. He has recently published in The Journal of Cardiology, Heart Lung and Circulation and BMC Cardiovascular and has presented his work at both national and international conferences in the area of interventional cardiology. Don’t miss the opportunity and buy your ticket today! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

14.01.2022 Introducing our first speaker and convenor for this year’s Research Master Class Dr Adam J. Brown - BSc (Hons) MBBChir PhD MRCP Dr. Adam J. Brown is an academic interventional cardiologist at MonashHeart and holds a Senior Lecturer position at Monash University. Dr. Brown originally studied medicine at Queens’ College at the University of Cambridge and undertook the majority of his cardiology clinical training at Papworth Hospital in Cambridge, the UK’s largest specialist ...cardiothoracic centre. From there, Dr. Brown was appointed to a highly prestigious academic training programme and held a Clinical Lectureship at the University of Cambridge. His research has been funded through competitive grants funded by the British Heart Foundation, Academy of Medical Sciences, NHMRC and Heart Foundation. By virtue of this support, Dr. Brown continues to be highly research active, with ongoing collaborative projects with international partners in Europe and the United States. He currently supervises several PhD candidates and holds a position on the Monash Health Human Research Ethics Committee. To date, Dr. Brown has published numerous book chapters and over 60 research articles in high-impact journals including Nature Cardiology, Annals of Internal Medicine, JACC and Circulation. Be sure to get your tickets today! http://medcube.com.au/#courses

13.01.2022 Five tips for writing a good conference abstract: 1. Leave time to write, revise and submit. Note the deadline carefully and plan to have a finished copy for circulation to authors at least a few days before. You never know when someone senior might ask you to re-do half the abstract. 2. Read the submission guidelines carefully note the word/character limit and stick to the formatting instructions. Some conferences will automatically disregard abstracts that don’t conform ...to the guidelines. 3. Check the reporting guidelines for your type of study from the EQUATOR network. The relevant guidelines (CONSORT for RCTs, STROBE for observational studies, PRISMA for systematic review) have guidelines specific for abstracts. 4. Think carefully about what contractions you can use to save word count. For example, 95% CI can be 95%CI or even just CI. 5. Avoid acronyms as much as possible, these can be confusing and make your abstract annoying to read. It’s a careful balance between maintaining your word count and making your abstract unnecessarily complicated. See more

12.01.2022 WANT A PREVIEW OF THINGS YOU'LL BE LEARNING AT THE RESEARCH MASTERCLASS? Five tips for writing a good conference abstract: 1. Leave time to write, revise and submit. Note the deadline carefully and plan to have a finished copy for circulation to authors at least a few days before. You never know when someone senior might ask you to re-do half the abstract. 2. Read the submission guidelines carefully note the word/character limit and stick to the formatting instructions. So...me conferences will automatically disregard abstracts that don’t conform to the guidelines. 3. Check the reporting guidelines for your type of study from the EQUATOR network. The relevant guidelines (CONSORT for RCTs, STROBE for observational studies, PRISMA for systematic review) have guidelines specific for abstracts. 4. Think carefully about what contractions you can use to save word count. For example, 95% CI can be 95%CI or even just CI. 5. Avoid acronyms as much as possible, these can be confusing and make your abstract annoying to read. It’s a careful balance between maintaining your word count and making your abstract unnecessarily complicated. Don’t miss the opportunity and buy your ticket today! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

11.01.2022 Introducing our third inspiring speaker and convenor at the upcoming Research Master Class! Dr. Abdul Ihdayhid MBBS (Hons) PhD (Cand) FRACP Dr Abdul Rahman Ihdayhid completed a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery at the University of Western Australia in 2008 and graduated with honours and the AMA Gold Medal (Dux of Medical School). He subsequently went on to complete his physician training in cardiology at the Royal Perth and Fiona Stanley Hospitals in Western Au...stralia. Dr Ihdayhid is currently completing an academic and clinical fellowship in interventional structural heart disease at MonashHeart. Dr Ihdayhid’s PhD through Monash University is investigating novel techniques to determine coronary blood flow utilising cardiac CT in an effort to improve the diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery disease. His research has been recognised both nationally and internationally and Dr Ihdayhid has won several prestigious scientific awards including the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography Young Investigator Award and the 2017 Ralph Reader Prize, the highest accolade for emerging cardiovascular researchers in Australia and New Zealand. Dr. Ihdayhid’s research has been further acknowledged by being awarded prestigious research scholarships from the National Health and Medical Research Council and National Heart Foundation. Don’t miss the opportunity and buy your ticket today! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

10.01.2022 Teeing up day two of the Research Masterclass. After a day focussing on locking down a good project and conducting a study, we move to the art of scientific communication through manuscripts and conferences.

09.01.2022 If you're stuck on a project you're working on, bring it along to the Research Masterclass and we'll give you our opinion and hands-on guidance for getting it to publication

08.01.2022 As competition for training spots continues to become more challenging year after year - Research is your ticket to get ahead of the crowd. Don’t be left behind, get your ticket today to the highly sought after Research Master Class! Early bird rates still apply. For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. ... http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/ See more

07.01.2022 Introducing our fifth legendary speaker and conveyor at the upcoming Research Master Class! Dr. Rahul Muthalaly - MBBS MPH Dr. Rahul G Muthalaly is a physician trainee returning to Monash Health after recently completing a research fellowship at Harvard University. Whilst at Harvard, he undertook high-level research in cardiovascular electrophysiology, which was sponsored by two competitive grants. Having completed a Masters in Public Health through the University of Syd...ney, and being nominated for a prestigous university medal, Dr. Muthalaly is proficient in numerous statistical programs (Stata, R and SAS) and has a in-depth knowledge of medical biostatistics, study design and research methodology. He has recently published in The Lancet, JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging, Circulation: Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology, Radiology and the Journal of the American Heart Association. He has also served as a reviewer for multiple journals and conferences. Education is a core passion of Dr. Muthalaly. In 2014 he founded the MedConversations educational podcast, and in that short time the podcast have been listened to over 400,000 times. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from Rahul and buy your ticket today! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

05.01.2022 Tickets are still on sale for this weekend’s Research MasterClass!! Get your last minute ticket tonight... http://medcube.com.au/#courses

03.01.2022 We've released the course schedule for the Research Master Class on our website. Early bird registration ends very soon - Don’t forget to get your tickets! For further information, visit our website or check out the event page. http://medcube.com.au https://www.facebook.com/events/309710292880148/

03.01.2022 We hope you all enjoyed the course this weekend! Keep the enthusiasm going - strike while the iron is hot and get involved! We will be running another course in September, like or follow our page to be kept updated. Thanks for all the feedback - it was lovely to hear that you found it useful.

01.01.2022 Hi All! We have decided to postpone the November Research Masterclass as we forgot that the Melbourne Cup was on and all have some big bets on horses to make! We plan to run another Research Masterclass in early 2019 so keep your eyes peeled!