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Event overview
Using the Delphi methodology—a structured, iterative process involving multiple rounds of anonymous feedback and consensus-building—this initiative will culminate in a final consensus discussion during a morning workshop at the RACS Annual Research Conference in November 2025.
Why Participate?
- Help shape the future of academic surgery in Australia and New Zealand
- Collaborate with a multidisciplinary group of surgeons, trainees, students, and academics
- Contribute to a published statement of research priorities and strategic recommendations
- Receive formal recognition and authorship as a Delphi contributor
Who Should Join?
We welcome participation from:
- Medical students and surgical Trainees
- Research Fellows and early-career academics
- Consultant surgeons across all specialties
- Educators and leaders in surgical training and policy
Process
- Pre-Conference: Online submission of perceived barriers and solutions
- Pre-Conference: Ranking and refining of key themes
- Final Round (In-Person or virtual): Morning consensus workshop at the RACS Annual Research Conference, Melbourne (13–15 November 2025)
Outcome
A published research prioritisation statement, co-authored by all contributors, will be submitted for publication and used to inform advocacy and policy by the RACS Academic Surgery Committee.
Get Involved
Register your interest or to receive updates, contact: [email protected]
Process
- Pre-Conference: Online submission of perceived barriers and solutions
- Pre-Conference: Ranking and refining of key themes
- Final Round (In-Person or virtual): Morning consensus workshop at the RACS Annual Research Conference, Melbourne (13–15 November 2025).
Outcome
Outcome
A published research prioritisation statement, co-authored by all contributors, will be submitted for publication and used to inform advocacy and policy by the RACS Academic Surgery Committee.