Signature event: Kolling Institute Research Symposium Kolling researchers take critical steps towards improved care A ground-breaking wellbeing index, rare cancer treatments, and new approaches to osteoarthritis were some of the topics discussed at the annual symposium.
Kolling Symposium 2024
“The event offered the chance to highlight some special awards for a group committed to increasing access to high-quality care, and improving the health and wellbeing of our broader community. “I would like to congratulate the 2024 Kolling Institute award recipients for their commitment to our research success.”
More than 150 people attended the event profiling the latest research into kidney and heart disease, bone and muscle conditions, and neurological challenges. Researchers discussed innovative heart valve devices, new technologies allowing the delivery of care to large numbers of patients, and the benefits of reducing multiple medications in older patients. The symposium brought together representatives of the Kolling Institute’s joint venture partners, the Northern Sydney Local Health District and the University of Sydney, researchers and a growing network of community partners. Academic Director Professor James Elliott said the event featured thoughtful presentations, panel discussions, poster presentations, and a debate on the impact of AI on healthcare. “The symposium provided an opportunity to hear how our researchers are extending our understanding of complex conditions and improving therapies and outcomes,” he said. “Our dynamic guest speakers included Professor Susan Morton, the Director of INSIGHT at the University of Technology, and Lifeline Australia ambassador and wellbeing advocate Matt Caruana who shared his personal experience and inspiring perspective.
Kolling Symposium participants
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