Healthtech week is almost here! Thank you to those who have registered, we are looking forward to seeing you all next week!
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Mask wearing is encouraged but not mandatory. If we go into the Red Light setting, we will be postponing this event.
Research Acceleration Programme (RAP)
RAP Stage I: The next deadline for funding consideration is 12pm 25th July.
RAP Stage II: Our second request for proposals this year will be released next week, with a deadline of 12pm 22nd August.
RAP Funding – what is it and how do I get it? Recently the Future Leaders module held an information session which comprised a general overview of RAP funding and its requirements, advice for submitting proposals, and there were some great questions asked. You can find the recording here.
The funding guideline documents are on our website – please reach out to medtechresearchnetwork@auckland.ac.nz if you have any questions.
Upcoming TTM Events
TTM Commercial Translation Speaker Series: Getting Technology into Hospitals This Thursday 23rd June 12 – 1pm, Online Now that you have a technology with the potential to solve a crucial healthcare problem, how do you actually get it into the hospital? This is a key question for many in the healthtech industry and can be difficult to answer if you don't know where to look. It can take significant preparation through collaboration with clinicians and clinical trials to support the adoption process in healthcare workflows. Join us for an in-depth discussion with our panel of experts in the field to answer some of your key questions and talk to some of the challenges in this process.
TTM Manaaki Sessions for Clinicians and Researchers Next session 23rd June 7pm, Online Who are you as a Tiriti partner and how does Te Tiriti apply to your research and/or clinical work? The manaaki sessions are a safe online space for both Māori and non-Māori alike to participate in open discussions around our understandings and experiences of Te Tiriti. You are welcome to attend as many sessions as you like, no preparation, registration, or homework required! Find out how to join and see the schedule on our events page here. Please feel free to contact Misty directly for more information: misty@iue.net.nz
As always, the Te Tītoki Mataora (TTM) team is here if you have any questions or comments you would like to share.