NOTICE OF EVENTS AND CONFERENCES
Australasian Gastro-Intestinal Trials Group 26th Annual Scientific Meeting
18-21 November 2024
Brisbane, Convention and Exhibition Centre and online
Meeting Convenor Dr Sina Vatandoust
asm.gicancer.org.au
This is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to meet and learn from our renowned international surgical faculty, including Professor Matthew Katz and Dr Rodrigo O Perez, along with esteemed national experts who are changing the paradigms in cancer treatment using multimodalities and multidisciplinary collaboration.
The Surgical Concept and Research Development Workshop is open to all surgeons, researchers, scientists, fellows, and both accredited and unaccredited trainees. It is a fantastic opportunity to present your research, brainstorm concepts, pick up practical tips and tricks, and engage in multidisciplinary case discussions. You will learn from experts in various fields, including surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, translational research and more – embracing translational oncology to benefit your patients and encouraging innovative thinking.
You can view the full surgical program here https://asm.gicancer.org.au/home/2024-surgical-program-highlights/
PAST EVENTS
5 & 6 April 2024
Clincial Education Centre, Auckland City Hospital
Invitation to all professionals (physicians, surgeons, nurses and allied health) to join us for a interactive and educational program designed to provide an update on current practice and novel areas of interest. Click on the flyer below for registration details.
RACS Annual Scientific Congress 2024
6-10 May 2024
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre,
Ōtautahi Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand
More information at RACS Annual Scientific Congress (surgeons.org)
Overcoming Global Challenges Together
15 – 18 MAY 2024
www.ihpba2024.org
Registrations open 16th October 2023
ABSTRACTS OPEN – CLOSING 4 OCT 2023
For further information, please go to the website www.ihpba2024.org or email ihpba2024.scientific@ihpba.org
NEXT SESSIONS TO BE HELD IN approx. FEB 2025
AANZGOSA and AANZHPBA are holding their online training sessions for senior General Surgery SET trainees.
The courses will augment individual study programs as trainees approach the RACS Fellowship Exam. Presented by expert clinicians the sessions are an opportunity for senior SET trainees to review the required content.
This year the format has been broken down into 4 evening sessions 2 x AANZGOSA & AANZHPBA each, approximately 90 minutes -2 hours. The online courses will also be recorded and attendees will be able to view for a limited time after the event.
2022, 2023 and 2024 recorded sessions will also be available to view upon registration
AGITG 25th Annual Scientific Meeting
13-16 November 2023
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre and online
The Alfred General Surgery Meeting – Practical Updates for General Surgeons
- 3rd and 4th November
- Crown Conference Centre, Melbourne
- Scientific Convenors: Prof Jonathan Serpell FRACS AM; A/Prof James Lee FRACS
Focusing on ‘Practical Updates for General Surgeons’ the program will present always-popular ‘how I do it’ sessions, along with modern updates on controversial and important common areas – appealing to consultants – no matter their subspecialty – and trainees alike.
To view the provisional program and to register, please visit alfredgeneralsurgerymeeting.org.au.
AANZGOSA and AANZHPBA are holding their training sessions for senior General Surgery SET trainees on 20, 23, 27 and 30 March.
The courses will augment individual study programs as trainees approach the RACS Fellowship Exam. Presented by expert clinicians the sessions are an opportunity for senior SET trainees to review the required content.
This year the format has been broken down into 4 evening sessions 2 x AANZGOSA & AANZHPBA each, approximately 90 minutes -2 hours. The courses will also be recorded and attendees will be able to view for a limited time after the event.
The Australian and New Zealand Hepatic, Pancreatic and Biliary Association (ANZHPBA) and the Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Gastric and Oesophageal Surgery Association (AANZGOSA) held their Annual Meeting on the Sunshine Coast 6-7 October 2022. The Meeting theme was “Rocks & Rollers: Adventures from the Hiatus to the Ampulla”. The program was designed towards all general surgeons from registrars to specialist HPB / UGI surgeons.
MARCH 2, 9, 16 & 23 2022
AANZGOSA and ANZHPBA are offering an intensive course aimed at covering the Upper Gastrointestinal, Bariatric and HPB curriculum for General Surgery Trainees – HPB – 2 x sessions of approx. 1.5 – 2 hours each
This event was held over four weeks with the sessions alternating between Upper GI and HPB. The format for the evening was three to four 15 minutes talks, 5 minute questions ending with a panel discussion over approximately 30 minutes.
The J & J Ethicon ANZHPBA 2021 Research Day was held in conjunction with our AGM on the 30th October. It was an opportunity to see HPB research showcased from around the country. We welcomed students, junior doctors, Fellows and Members! There were 15 submissions by 13 presenters on the afternoon followed by the ANZHPBA AGM – thanks to all those who presented and attended.