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From Practice to Publication: Engaging AHPs in Research and Abstract Writing
Are you an Allied Health Professional (AHP) interested in research but not sure where to start? Or
perhaps you've been involved in great work and want to share it — but the idea of writing an abstract
feels a bit daunting? Join us for an engaging and practical webinar designed to support AHPs in
getting involved in research and developing abstracts for submission. With the upcoming congress
on the horizon, we’re aiming to boost AHP participation and showcase the incredible contributions
from across our professions.This session will break down the research journey, demystify the
abstract writing process, and provide practical tools to help you take that Srst step. Whether you're
new to research or looking for a refresher, you’ll leave with the confidence and knowledge to share
your work — because writing an abstract isn’t scary when you have the right support.
Webinar Objectives
•Increase awareness of opportunities for AHPs to contribute to research and present at
conferences
•Provide practical guidance on how to get started with writing and submitting an
abstract
•Share tips, tools, and resources to support AHPs in the research and abstract development
process
•Inspire confidence in AHPs to share their work and take the next step in their research
journey
SPEAKER
Dr. Elaine Lo
Principal Clinical Pharmacist
NUHS - Singapore
From Practice to Publication: Engaging AHPs in Research and Abstract Writing
Dr Elaine Lo obtained her PharmD from the University of British Columbia. She is a principal clinical pharmacist at National University Hospital and has an appointment at National University of Singapore as adjunct assistant professor. Her clinical interest includes pharmacogenomics, immunology and gastroenterology. Transitioning from intensive care and solid organ transplant, she now runs the immunotherapeutics clinic and undertakes the role of secretariat at the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. She also facilitates the clinical implementation of pharmacogenomics within the National University Health System and across the nation.
MODERATORS
Michelle Bell, RN
Clinical Ops Manager, Liver Transplant
Houston Methodist Hospital
Michelle earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Texas Christian University and began her
career at Houston Methodist Hospital in 2007 as a bedside nurse in the Neurosurgical ICU. In 2011,
she joined the liver transplant team as a transplant coordinator, bringing her expertise and
dedication to patient care. She now serves as the Manager of Clinical Operations for the liver
transplant team at the J.C. Walter Jr. Transplant Center, overseeing clinical operations in both liver
transplant and hepatology clinics at the Sherrie & Alan Conover Center for Liver Disease &
Transplantation. She currently serves as a committee member of the Allied Health Professionals
Committee within the International Liver Transplant Society, and launched the committee’s Srst
international webinar as co-moderator in June 2025.
Julie Corkrean, RN
Director, Abdominal Transplant
Houston Methodist Hospital
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