The Children’s Inpatient Research Collaboration of Australia and New Zealand (CIRCAN) facilitates hospital-based paediatric research studies across Australasia.
CIRCAN Symposium 2026 is coming to the beautiful Gold Coast, Australia! This great paediatric research and networking event will now span two days on 17-18th October and include research updates, networking and collaboration opportunities.
Submissions for poster and oral presentations are now open HERE until 15th of August.
Conference program and registration are available on humanitix HERE (https://events.humanitix.com/circan-2026)
Improve the capacity and output of paediatric research activities by coordinating the efforts of individual institutions.
Set research priorities and create a research infrastructure for paediatric inpatient care research on an international level.
Mentor new investigators to improve research skills and develop research capacity.
Translate research knowledge to improvements in paediatric inpatient clinical practice
Support the ongoing development of multi-centre safety and quality initiatives.
Increase consumer participation in the design, implementation and translation of inpatient paediatric research.
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