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Proposal submissions have now closed.
Following the success of this new opportunity at MM2024, the MM2025 Scientific Program Committee invites researchers to submit speaker proposals on cutting-edge scientific research to be shared during a 30 minute presentation at MM2025. There will be a maximum of four opportunities available.
Through the MM2025 Speaker proposal: Research, the MM2025 Scientific Program Committee seeks to provide a balanced program that provides opportunities to showcase high level research.
Proposals are welcome from the following research study designs: Prospective, randomised, blinded intervention studies; prospective observational studies; multi-centre observational studies; analysis of national databases; multi-centre qualitative studies.
The submission of a completed proposal does not in any way guarantee the submitter or presenter a speaking slot in the program. Any offer to speak will be subject to terms and conditions.
Speaker proposals will be reviewed by the MM2025 Scientific Program Committee and selected to fit within the theme of the conference and to complement other concurrent streams in the program.
Competing interests must be declared on this proposal application otherwise the proposal will not be considered. If your proposal is selected, competing interests must be declared both verbally and on a slide at the beginning of the presentation.
Please note: this speaker proposal: research is separate to the Call for Abstracts for MM2025.
11:59pm AEDT Wednesday 19 March 2025
Proposal submissions close. Submit via mm2025@adpha.au.
Wednesday 26 March 2025
Proposal notifications commence
11:59pm AEST Thursday 24 April 2025
Presenter written confirmation of acceptance
11:59pm AEST Thursday 1 May 2025
Presenting author registration. Must be received to fully confirm presentation.
Thursday 27 - Saturday 29 November 2025
MM2025 commences!
| Research presentation title (max 15 words) | This is the title that will be used in the conference program. Consider making it eye-catching and engaging, as well as descriptive of what you will be covering |
| Presenting author | John Smith |
| Presenting author job title and affiliation | Pharmacist, Happy Hospital, Melbourne, Vic |
| Presenting author email | Johnsmith@happyhospital.com |
| Presenting author contact number | 1234 5678 1122 |
| Presenting author biography (max 100 words) | If your proposal is accepted, this biography will appear on the conference website |
| Learning objectives | After this session, participants will be able to: 1. 2. 3. |
| Conference audience (indicate all that apply) | Technician Early career pharmacist (<5years experience) Mid-career pharmacist (5-10 years experience) Clinical pharmacist, any experience level Academic Pharmacy leaders Other, please specify: |
| Research study design (select which applies) | Prospective, randomised, blinded intervention study Prospective observational study Multi-centre observational study Analysis of national databases Multi-centre qualitative study Research types outside of the above listed will not be considered. |
| Research outline (max 300 words) | Includes background and aims/objectives and comprehensive overview of methods used. Statistical analyses undertaken (where applicable). Sample size clearly stated. Clear, well balance and logical conclusion. |
| Impact statement (max 50 words) | Brief outline of how this research will impact the pharmacy profession or quality use of medicines. |
| Conference presentation experience | |
| Please indicate if ethics approval has been obtained | |
| Competing interests | |
| Approvals | Have you obtained approval from any co-authors or contributors to this research to present work on their behalf? |
| Declaration of funding | Declaration of any financial support received to undertake this research. |
