SydMSK 4th Annual Scientific Virtual Meeting, 2020
Event Information
About this event
The Sydney Musculoskeletal, Bone & Joint Health Alliance (SydMSK) is a University of Sydney multidisciplinary initiative to expand research strength in musculoskeletal health across the University and affiliated institutions, partnering with Local Health Districts, Primary Health Networks and the official sponsor for this event Sydney Health Partners.
The Annual Scientific Virtual Meeting (ASM) 2020 will be the fourth annual conference which is being facilitated by the Faculty of Medicine and Health. Keynote Speakers:
- A/Prof Jinman Kim - Artificial Intelligence for Biomedical Image Analysis and Visualisation – Applications to Musculoskeletal Imaging
- Prof Louise Baur - Musculoskeletal relevant issues with child and adolescent obesity - prevention and management
- Prof Cathie Sherrington - Exercise for fall prevention: implementation at scale?
- Prof Lyn March - Osteoporosis Refracture Prevention Services-The Road to Now
There will be opportunities for oral presentations and lightning talks on topics spanning basic science, clinical trials, translational research and population health research addressing treatment, management and prevention of musculoskeletal disorders. All presentations and networking will be via Whova App on mobile and web platform for this event. More details will be provided to event registrants.
Download event manual with agenda here
Hear from Mr Kevin Ho on how to scroll through the app here
Download PPT here
Sydney Health Partners, Official Sponsor for SydMSK 4th Annual Scientific Virtual Meeting.
Organiser Sydney Musculoskeletal, Bone & Joint Health Alliance
Organiser of SydMSK 4th Annual Scientific Virtual Meeting, 2020
The Sydney Musculoskeletal, Bone and Joint Health Alliance brings together world-leading researchers and opinion-leaders in the field, well positioned to create a collaborative interdisciplinary environment of research and education excellence.
Our mission is to discover new methods to prevent, manage and cure disabling musculoskeletal conditions such as osteoarthritis, osteoporosis and back pain; together with other bone and joint conditions by building capacity, leadership and delivering excellence in multidisciplinary, collaborative research.
