Principal speaker
Professor Scott Bell
2021 Menzies Health Institute Queensland Lecture Series
Speaker: Professor Scott Bell, Chief Executive Officer, Translational Research Institute and Senior Physician, Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre, The Prince Charles Hospital
Topic: Life of a clinician scientist: a not quite extinct species
Abstract:
A perspective as a clinician, clinician researcher and as a research leader will be provided on what works and what doesn't work in navigating research outcomes. The challenges of accessing health and medical research funding in Queensland will be explored through the lens of a quarter of a century of clinics and ward rounds in Queensland Health.
Biography:
Professor Scott Bell is the Chief Executive Officer of the Translational Research Institute and a Senior Physician of the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Centre at The Prince Charles Hospital where he has worked since 1996 in Brisbane. He leads the Lung Bacteria Laboratory at UQ. Scott has >275 peer reviewed publications and has received grant support >$24 million. His research interests include acquisition and transmission pathways for human infection and his multi-disciplinary research has resulted in significant changes to clinical practice and policy implementation globally. He has been principal investigator on numerous pivotal CFTR modulator trials. He was the Editor of the Journal of Cystic Fibrosis from 2013 until 2020.
Lecture Flyer available at link:
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