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Event Overview
Conference Name:
2027 International Allied Health Conference
Dates & Location:
Monday 16 – Wednesday 18 August 2027
National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACT and Online
Theme:
“The Next Era of Allied Health”
About the Conference:
The International Allied Health Conference provides an excellent opportunity for allied health professionals from across Australia to showcase their work, engage in networking, critical thought and discussion to encourage innovation in clinical practice, research and service delivery.
Target Audience:
- Dietetics
- Occupational Therapy
- Chiropractors
- Osteopathy
- Orthotics and Prosthetics
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
- Podiatry
- Social Work
- Speech Pathology
- Exercise Physiology
- Music Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Certified Practicing Nutritionists
- Rehabilitation Counselling
- Allied Health Assistants
- Biomedical Scientists
- Medical Scientist
- Laboratory/ Medical Technicians
- Optometry
- Orthoptics
- Audiology
- Sonography
- Radiography
- Radiation Therapy
- Nuclear Medicine Technology
- Radiation Oncology Medical Physicists
- Diagnostic Imaging Medical Physicists
- Pharmacy
Recent Posts
- Empowering Lives, Shaping Healthcare: Achieving Equitable Health Outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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- Commonwealth priorities for allied health
Archives
Categories
- 2023
- Aged Care
- Aged care / Last 1000 days
- Clinical Education
- Consumer Engagement
- COVID-19
- CS1: AGED CARE / LAST 1000 DAYS
- CS1: DISABILITY
- CS1: INDIGENOUS HEALTH & WORKFORCE
- CS1: MENTAL HEALTH
- CS1: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE
- CS1: VALUE BASED HEALTH
- CS2: EARLY CHILDHOOD
- CS2: MEASURING VALUE
- CS2: RURAL AND REMOTE
- CS2: SERVICE DELIVERY
- CS2: SERVICE DELIVERY – COMMUNITY
- CS2: WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT
- CS3: CLINICAL EDUCATION
- CS3: CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT
- CS3: COVID-19
- CS3: DIGITAL HEALTH
- CS3: SERVICE DELIVERY
- CS3: WORKFORCE – REGIONAL
- CS4: CLINICAL EDUCATION
- CS4: CONSUMER ENGAGEMENT
- CS4: COVID-19
- CS4: DIGITAL HEALTH
- CS4: SERVICE DELIVERY
- CS4: WORKFORCE – REGIONAL
- CS5: COVID-19
- CS5: DIGITAL HEALTH
- CS5: INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND PRACTICE
- CS5: LEADERSHIP
- CS5: RESEARCH – BULDING CAPACITY AND CULTURE
- CS5: SERVICE DELIVERY
- CS6: CLINICAL EDUCATION
- CS6: COVID-19
- CS6: DIGITAL HEALTH
- CS6: INTERPROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND PRACTICE
- CS6: RESEARCH – BULDING CAPACITY AND CULTURE
- CS6: SERVICE DELIVERY
- Digital Health
- Digital health (and technology) including remote delivery & telehealth
- Disability / National Disability Insurance Scheme
- ePoster
- Indigenous health
- Integrated Healthcare
- Interprofessional Education and Practice
- Keynote Speaker
- Leadership
- Lightning Talk
- Measuring Value
- Mental Health
- NDIS
- Optimising scope / expanding scope / extending scope / models of care
- Oral Presentation
- Other
- Paediatrics
- Paediatrics / First 1000 days
- Post-Conference Workshop
- Poster
- Pre-Conference Workshop
- Primary Healthcare
- Research – building capacity and culture
- Rural and Remote health
- Rural Health
- Scientific Committee
- Service Delivery
- Service Delivery – service models / contemporary models of care
- Social assistance
- Social assistance / allied health assistants / supervision and delegation
- Sustainability
- Uncategorized
- Value based healthcare
- Workforce Development
- Workforce Management
- Workforce Planning
- Workforce roles
- Workforce roles – optimising / expanding / extending scope of practice
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