ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 delegates can look forward to a packed program including a selection of inspirational invited speakers, several streams of concurrent technical sessions, hands on workshops and exciting social activities.
Thursday 28 March will include a variety of hands on pre-conference workshops and panel meetings.
Friday 29 – Sunday 31 March features the main conference and includes the Student Conference on Friday, exhibition social function on Friday evening, breakfast sessions on the Saturday, gala dinner on Saturday night and more.
This is an ASMIRT approved CPD program.
AIRAPP-(pending)– ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference
CPD Credits
ASMIRT members can log CPD credits for this meeting in your membership portal.
Appellated CPD credits:
In addition to the CPD credits for attendance, you may be eligible to apply for non-appellated CPD credits for:
If you presented and/or chair a session at ASMIRT/AACRT 2019, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 delegates can look forward to a packed program including a selection of inspirational invited speakers, several streams of concurrent technical sessions, hands on workshops and exciting social activities.
Thursday 28 March will include a variety of hands on pre-conference workshops and panel meetings.
Friday 29 – Sunday 31 March features the main conference and includes the Student Conference on Friday, exhibition social function on Friday evening, breakfast sessions on the Saturday, gala dinner on Saturday night and more.
This is an ASMIRT approved CPD program.
AIRAPP-(pending)– ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference
CPD Credits
ASMIRT members can log CPD credits for this meeting in your membership portal.
Appellated CPD credits:
In addition to the CPD credits for attendance, you may be eligible to apply for non-appellated CPD credits for:
If you presented and/or chair a session at ASMIRT/AACRT 2019, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 delegates can look forward to a packed program including a selection of inspirational invited speakers, several streams of concurrent technical sessions, hands on workshops and exciting social activities.
Thursday 28 March will include a variety of hands on pre-conference workshops and panel meetings.
Friday 29 – Sunday 31 March features the main conference and includes the Student Conference on Friday, exhibition social function on Friday evening, breakfast sessions on the Saturday, gala dinner on Saturday night and more.
This is an ASMIRT approved CPD program.
AIRAPP-(pending)– ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference
CPD Credits
ASMIRT members can log CPD credits for this meeting in your membership portal.
Appellated CPD credits:
In addition to the CPD credits for attendance, you may be eligible to apply for non-appellated CPD credits for:
If you presented and/or chair a session at ASMIRT/AACRT 2019, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 delegates can look forward to a packed program including a selection of inspirational invited speakers, several streams of concurrent technical sessions, hands on workshops and exciting social activities.
Thursday 28 March will include a variety of hands on pre-conference workshops and panel meetings.
Friday 29 – Sunday 31 March features the main conference and includes the Student Conference on Friday, exhibition social function on Friday evening, breakfast sessions on the Saturday, gala dinner on Saturday night and more.
This is an ASMIRT approved CPD program.
AIRAPP-(pending)– ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference
CPD Credits
ASMIRT members can log CPD credits for this meeting in your membership portal.
Appellated CPD credits:
In addition to the CPD credits for attendance, you may be eligible to apply for non-appellated CPD credits for:
If you presented and/or chair a session at ASMIRT/AACRT 2019, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 is excited to announced these respected international and local speakers will be presenting at the Conference. More speakers to be announced soon!
ASMIRT Advanced Practitioner Consultant Radiographer, Homerton University Hospital Clinical Academic Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University
Dr Nick Woznitza qualified as a...
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Professor in Medical Radiation, University of South AustraliaDirector, Centre for Translational Cancer Research, UniSA Cancer Research Institute
...
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Lecturer at Cardiff University MSc. BSc. (Hons) PgCUTL FHEA Immediate Past President of the Society & College of Radiographers
Gareth is a lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography at Cardiff...
Read More
Diagnostic Radiographer Ass Dip Med Rad. Ass Dip Business.
Educator, University of South Australia
Greg is a diagnostic radiographer with a background in the transition of CT, MR and digital...
Read More
Journalist and Broadcaster
Julie McCrossin gets people talking and she is renowned for her warmth, humour, intelligence and commitment to social justice.
After 20 years as a broadcaster with...
Read More
Lead Radiation Therapist at Texas Center for Proton Therapy, USA Justin Pigg is originally from Nashville, Tennessee and went to Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN to study...
Read More
Director of Medical Imaging Research, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Luke Oakden-Rayner is the Director of Medical Imaging Research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. A radiologist and medical researcher,...
Read More
Director of Paramedical Staff, Hotel-Dieu, Paris Vice-President, Euro-Africa ISRRT
Philippe is a radiographer and coordinator of all paramedical staff at the hospital Hotel Dieu,...
Read More
Bev Snaith
Clinical professor of Radiography – Bradford University U.K.
Professor Bev Snaith is the first clinical-academic Professor of Radiography in the UK and her NHS...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 is excited to announced these respected international and local speakers will be presenting at the Conference. More speakers to be announced soon!
ASMIRT Advanced Practitioner Consultant Radiographer, Homerton University Hospital Clinical Academic Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University
Dr Nick Woznitza qualified as a...
Read More
Professor in Medical Radiation, University of South AustraliaDirector, Centre for Translational Cancer Research, UniSA Cancer Research Institute
...
Read More
Lecturer at Cardiff University MSc. BSc. (Hons) PgCUTL FHEA Immediate Past President of the Society & College of Radiographers
Gareth is a lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography at Cardiff...
Read More
Diagnostic Radiographer Ass Dip Med Rad. Ass Dip Business.
Educator, University of South Australia
Greg is a diagnostic radiographer with a background in the transition of CT, MR and digital...
Read More
Journalist and Broadcaster
Julie McCrossin gets people talking and she is renowned for her warmth, humour, intelligence and commitment to social justice.
After 20 years as a broadcaster with...
Read More
Lead Radiation Therapist at Texas Center for Proton Therapy, USA Justin Pigg is originally from Nashville, Tennessee and went to Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN to study...
Read More
Director of Medical Imaging Research, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Luke Oakden-Rayner is the Director of Medical Imaging Research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. A radiologist and medical researcher,...
Read More
Director of Paramedical Staff, Hotel-Dieu, Paris Vice-President, Euro-Africa ISRRT
Philippe is a radiographer and coordinator of all paramedical staff at the hospital Hotel Dieu,...
Read More
Bev Snaith
Clinical professor of Radiography – Bradford University U.K.
Professor Bev Snaith is the first clinical-academic Professor of Radiography in the UK and her NHS...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 is excited to announced these respected international and local speakers will be presenting at the Conference. More speakers to be announced soon!
ASMIRT Advanced Practitioner Consultant Radiographer, Homerton University Hospital Clinical Academic Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University
Dr Nick Woznitza qualified as a...
Read More
Professor in Medical Radiation, University of South AustraliaDirector, Centre for Translational Cancer Research, UniSA Cancer Research Institute
...
Read More
Lecturer at Cardiff University MSc. BSc. (Hons) PgCUTL FHEA Immediate Past President of the Society & College of Radiographers
Gareth is a lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography at Cardiff...
Read More
Diagnostic Radiographer Ass Dip Med Rad. Ass Dip Business.
Educator, University of South Australia
Greg is a diagnostic radiographer with a background in the transition of CT, MR and digital...
Read More
Journalist and Broadcaster
Julie McCrossin gets people talking and she is renowned for her warmth, humour, intelligence and commitment to social justice.
After 20 years as a broadcaster with...
Read More
Lead Radiation Therapist at Texas Center for Proton Therapy, USA Justin Pigg is originally from Nashville, Tennessee and went to Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN to study...
Read More
Director of Medical Imaging Research, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Luke Oakden-Rayner is the Director of Medical Imaging Research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. A radiologist and medical researcher,...
Read More
Director of Paramedical Staff, Hotel-Dieu, Paris Vice-President, Euro-Africa ISRRT
Philippe is a radiographer and coordinator of all paramedical staff at the hospital Hotel Dieu,...
Read More
Bev Snaith
Clinical professor of Radiography – Bradford University U.K.
Professor Bev Snaith is the first clinical-academic Professor of Radiography in the UK and her NHS...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 is excited to announced these respected international and local speakers will be presenting at the Conference. More speakers to be announced soon!
ASMIRT Advanced Practitioner Consultant Radiographer, Homerton University Hospital Clinical Academic Senior Lecturer, Canterbury Christ Church University
Dr Nick Woznitza qualified as a...
Read More
Professor in Medical Radiation, University of South AustraliaDirector, Centre for Translational Cancer Research, UniSA Cancer Research Institute
...
Read More
Lecturer at Cardiff University MSc. BSc. (Hons) PgCUTL FHEA Immediate Past President of the Society & College of Radiographers
Gareth is a lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography at Cardiff...
Read More
Diagnostic Radiographer Ass Dip Med Rad. Ass Dip Business.
Educator, University of South Australia
Greg is a diagnostic radiographer with a background in the transition of CT, MR and digital...
Read More
Journalist and Broadcaster
Julie McCrossin gets people talking and she is renowned for her warmth, humour, intelligence and commitment to social justice.
After 20 years as a broadcaster with...
Read More
Lead Radiation Therapist at Texas Center for Proton Therapy, USA Justin Pigg is originally from Nashville, Tennessee and went to Austin Peay State University in Clarksville, TN to study...
Read More
Director of Medical Imaging Research, Royal Adelaide Hospital
Luke Oakden-Rayner is the Director of Medical Imaging Research at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. A radiologist and medical researcher,...
Read More
Director of Paramedical Staff, Hotel-Dieu, Paris Vice-President, Euro-Africa ISRRT
Philippe is a radiographer and coordinator of all paramedical staff at the hospital Hotel Dieu,...
Read More
Bev Snaith
Clinical professor of Radiography – Bradford University U.K.
Professor Bev Snaith is the first clinical-academic Professor of Radiography in the UK and her NHS...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 are working with South Australia Tourism to showcase all that Adelaide has to offer and provide a social program that is fitting for our national conference. In addition to the social events, there are preconference workshops on Thursday 28 March, so make sure you extend your trip to include this great opportunity to learn, interact and engage with like-minded professionals.
Functions include
- Thursday evening – Siemens Healthineers Dinner at The Adelaide Convention Centre
- Friday evening – Welcome Cocktail function at Adelaide Oval
- Saturday morning - Walk / Run / Yoga sponsored by Brainlab
- Saturday night - Gala Dinner at the Adelaide Convention Centre
Always the highlight of the Conference social calendar, be sure to book your ticket for the Gala Dinner, it promises to be a spectacular event! Held within walking distance from the conference at...
Read More
Join Siemens Healthineers for a night of Innovations and Artificial Intelligence.
Siemens Healthineers has been involved in the field of Machine Learning since the 1990s. This is reflected...
Read More
ASMIRT welcomes all Australian and international delegates to the Welcome Cocktail function, to be held at the recently renovated Adelaide Oval in the elegant William Magarey Room. Come and...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 are working with South Australia Tourism to showcase all that Adelaide has to offer and provide a social program that is fitting for our national conference. In addition to the social events, there are preconference workshops on Thursday 28 March, so make sure you extend your trip to include this great opportunity to learn, interact and engage with like-minded professionals.
Functions include
- Thursday evening – Siemens Healthineers Dinner at The Adelaide Convention Centre
- Friday evening – Welcome Cocktail function at Adelaide Oval
- Saturday morning - Walk / Run / Yoga sponsored by Brainlab
- Saturday night - Gala Dinner at the Adelaide Convention Centre
Always the highlight of the Conference social calendar, be sure to book your ticket for the Gala Dinner, it promises to be a spectacular event! Held within walking distance from the conference at...
Read More
Join Siemens Healthineers for a night of Innovations and Artificial Intelligence.
Siemens Healthineers has been involved in the field of Machine Learning since the 1990s. This is reflected...
Read More
ASMIRT welcomes all Australian and international delegates to the Welcome Cocktail function, to be held at the recently renovated Adelaide Oval in the elegant William Magarey Room. Come and...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 are working with South Australia Tourism to showcase all that Adelaide has to offer and provide a social program that is fitting for our national conference. In addition to the social events, there are preconference workshops on Thursday 28 March, so make sure you extend your trip to include this great opportunity to learn, interact and engage with like-minded professionals.
Functions include
- Thursday evening – Siemens Healthineers Dinner at The Adelaide Convention Centre
- Friday evening – Welcome Cocktail function at Adelaide Oval
- Saturday morning - Walk / Run / Yoga sponsored by Brainlab
- Saturday night - Gala Dinner at the Adelaide Convention Centre
Always the highlight of the Conference social calendar, be sure to book your ticket for the Gala Dinner, it promises to be a spectacular event! Held within walking distance from the conference at...
Read More
Join Siemens Healthineers for a night of Innovations and Artificial Intelligence.
Siemens Healthineers has been involved in the field of Machine Learning since the 1990s. This is reflected...
Read More
ASMIRT welcomes all Australian and international delegates to the Welcome Cocktail function, to be held at the recently renovated Adelaide Oval in the elegant William Magarey Room. Come and...
Read More
ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 are working with South Australia Tourism to showcase all that Adelaide has to offer and provide a social program that is fitting for our national conference. In addition to the social events, there are preconference workshops on Thursday 28 March, so make sure you extend your trip to include this great opportunity to learn, interact and engage with like-minded professionals.
Functions include
- Thursday evening – Siemens Healthineers Dinner at The Adelaide Convention Centre
- Friday evening – Welcome Cocktail function at Adelaide Oval
- Saturday morning - Walk / Run / Yoga sponsored by Brainlab
- Saturday night - Gala Dinner at the Adelaide Convention Centre
Always the highlight of the Conference social calendar, be sure to book your ticket for the Gala Dinner, it promises to be a spectacular event! Held within walking distance from the conference at...
Read More
Join Siemens Healthineers for a night of Innovations and Artificial Intelligence.
Siemens Healthineers has been involved in the field of Machine Learning since the 1990s. This is reflected...
Read More
ASMIRT welcomes all Australian and international delegates to the Welcome Cocktail function, to be held at the recently renovated Adelaide Oval in the elegant William Magarey Room. Come and...
Read More
Make the most of the conference and be part of these morning sessions, with guest speakers, exercise, a delicious breakfast and more. Book a place as part of your registration, limited places available.
Gillian Smith will discuss the recent CE marking of the Elekta Unity which has facilitated the clinical use of the MR Linac; a combined MRI-radiotherapy delivery system. Therapeutic radiographers at...
Read More
SOLD OUT! Join the Brainlab team for an invigorating walk, energising run or centering yoga session. Set by the beautiful River Torrens, each of these sessions provides a guide, t-shirt and...
Read More
Make the most of the conference and be part of these morning sessions, with guest speakers, exercise, a delicious breakfast and more. Book a place as part of your registration, limited places available.
Gillian Smith will discuss the recent CE marking of the Elekta Unity which has facilitated the clinical use of the MR Linac; a combined MRI-radiotherapy delivery system. Therapeutic radiographers at...
Read More
SOLD OUT! Join the Brainlab team for an invigorating walk, energising run or centering yoga session. Set by the beautiful River Torrens, each of these sessions provides a guide, t-shirt and...
Read More
Make the most of the conference and be part of these morning sessions, with guest speakers, exercise, a delicious breakfast and more. Book a place as part of your registration, limited places available.
Gillian Smith will discuss the recent CE marking of the Elekta Unity which has facilitated the clinical use of the MR Linac; a combined MRI-radiotherapy delivery system. Therapeutic radiographers at...
Read More
SOLD OUT! Join the Brainlab team for an invigorating walk, energising run or centering yoga session. Set by the beautiful River Torrens, each of these sessions provides a guide, t-shirt and...
Read More
Make the most of the conference and be part of these morning sessions, with guest speakers, exercise, a delicious breakfast and more. Book a place as part of your registration, limited places available.
Gillian Smith will discuss the recent CE marking of the Elekta Unity which has facilitated the clinical use of the MR Linac; a combined MRI-radiotherapy delivery system. Therapeutic radiographers at...
Read More
SOLD OUT! Join the Brainlab team for an invigorating walk, energising run or centering yoga session. Set by the beautiful River Torrens, each of these sessions provides a guide, t-shirt and...
Read More
Exciting new workshops announced!
We are pleased to let you know about our upcoming workshops for the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference, book on registration but be quick, these sessions are filling fast.
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is targeted at radiographers who provide radiographic services in acute care settings.
Whether you are a radiography student or seasoned trauma radiographer, there will be...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is aimed at radiographers who work in emergency departments.
This is a standalone workshop, however, the facilitators suggest that participants would also benefit from...
Read More
This workshop will focus on HDR Prostate Monotherapy and GYN tandem and ovoid treatment, including a hands-on interactive planning tutorial for participants to be guided through image acquisition,...
Read More
LIMITED SEATS RELEASED!
This workshop is organised through the Royal Adelaide Hospital proton therapy group and will cover topics including clinical indications for proton therapy, the physics proton...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
The workshop on Patient Centred care (PCC) aims to address the pressures of busy departments and distractions of technology on health care professionals and refocus on the importance of the...
Read More
Angiography presents many challenges, covering a wide range of variables. We are often an under represented modality and we want to share and learn from our experiences with other like-minded...
Read More
FREE - no registration required.
Panel Presenters
Dr Jenny Sim, Associate Professor and Program Director Medical Imaging, University of Auckland New Zealand Dr Napapong Pongnapang, Assistant...
Read More
Exciting new workshops announced!
We are pleased to let you know about our upcoming workshops for the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference, book on registration but be quick, these sessions are filling fast.
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is targeted at radiographers who provide radiographic services in acute care settings.
Whether you are a radiography student or seasoned trauma radiographer, there will be...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is aimed at radiographers who work in emergency departments.
This is a standalone workshop, however, the facilitators suggest that participants would also benefit from...
Read More
This workshop will focus on HDR Prostate Monotherapy and GYN tandem and ovoid treatment, including a hands-on interactive planning tutorial for participants to be guided through image acquisition,...
Read More
LIMITED SEATS RELEASED!
This workshop is organised through the Royal Adelaide Hospital proton therapy group and will cover topics including clinical indications for proton therapy, the physics proton...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
The workshop on Patient Centred care (PCC) aims to address the pressures of busy departments and distractions of technology on health care professionals and refocus on the importance of the...
Read More
Angiography presents many challenges, covering a wide range of variables. We are often an under represented modality and we want to share and learn from our experiences with other like-minded...
Read More
FREE - no registration required.
Panel Presenters
Dr Jenny Sim, Associate Professor and Program Director Medical Imaging, University of Auckland New Zealand Dr Napapong Pongnapang, Assistant...
Read More
Exciting new workshops announced!
We are pleased to let you know about our upcoming workshops for the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference, book on registration but be quick, these sessions are filling fast.
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is targeted at radiographers who provide radiographic services in acute care settings.
Whether you are a radiography student or seasoned trauma radiographer, there will be...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is aimed at radiographers who work in emergency departments.
This is a standalone workshop, however, the facilitators suggest that participants would also benefit from...
Read More
This workshop will focus on HDR Prostate Monotherapy and GYN tandem and ovoid treatment, including a hands-on interactive planning tutorial for participants to be guided through image acquisition,...
Read More
LIMITED SEATS RELEASED!
This workshop is organised through the Royal Adelaide Hospital proton therapy group and will cover topics including clinical indications for proton therapy, the physics proton...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
The workshop on Patient Centred care (PCC) aims to address the pressures of busy departments and distractions of technology on health care professionals and refocus on the importance of the...
Read More
Angiography presents many challenges, covering a wide range of variables. We are often an under represented modality and we want to share and learn from our experiences with other like-minded...
Read More
FREE - no registration required.
Panel Presenters
Dr Jenny Sim, Associate Professor and Program Director Medical Imaging, University of Auckland New Zealand Dr Napapong Pongnapang, Assistant...
Read More
Exciting new workshops announced!
We are pleased to let you know about our upcoming workshops for the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 Conference, book on registration but be quick, these sessions are filling fast.
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is targeted at radiographers who provide radiographic services in acute care settings.
Whether you are a radiography student or seasoned trauma radiographer, there will be...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
This workshop is aimed at radiographers who work in emergency departments.
This is a standalone workshop, however, the facilitators suggest that participants would also benefit from...
Read More
This workshop will focus on HDR Prostate Monotherapy and GYN tandem and ovoid treatment, including a hands-on interactive planning tutorial for participants to be guided through image acquisition,...
Read More
LIMITED SEATS RELEASED!
This workshop is organised through the Royal Adelaide Hospital proton therapy group and will cover topics including clinical indications for proton therapy, the physics proton...
Read More
SOLD OUT!
The workshop on Patient Centred care (PCC) aims to address the pressures of busy departments and distractions of technology on health care professionals and refocus on the importance of the...
Read More
Angiography presents many challenges, covering a wide range of variables. We are often an under represented modality and we want to share and learn from our experiences with other like-minded...
Read More
FREE - no registration required.
Panel Presenters
Dr Jenny Sim, Associate Professor and Program Director Medical Imaging, University of Auckland New Zealand Dr Napapong Pongnapang, Assistant...
Read More
ASMIRT / AACRT 2019 will feature ePoster displays which will be available at terminals in the exhibition hall and through the website and app. There will also be short presentation Q&A sessions in the ePoster area of the exhibition hall.
ePoster authors will be notified if their abstract has been accepted for the conference, and will then be able to start on formatting their ePosters. Documents with ePoster guidelines and a template to use will be available from this page in October. The uploading facility will be available through this page in early December. ePoster authors will also have the opportunity to have a scheduled short presentation with question and answer time.
The deadline to upload your final Poster will be Monday 21 January 2019.
View a winning ePoster from the 2017 conference here.
ePosters from the ASMIRT 2018 conference are available here.
Main conference - At the time of abstract submission if you are currently undertaking an AHPRA Supervised Practice Program (SPP) or international equivalent you must submit your abstract to the main conference for consideration.
Student Conference - At the time of abstract submission, to submit to the Student Conference you must be a student currently enrolled in an undergraduate or Graduate Entry Masters (GEM) MRS program. This includes honours students. For international submissions you must be a student, not studying post graduate qualifications.
ASMIRT / AACRT 2019 will feature ePoster displays which will be available at terminals in the exhibition hall and through the website and app. There will also be short presentation Q&A sessions in the ePoster area of the exhibition hall.
ePoster authors will be notified if their abstract has been accepted for the conference, and will then be able to start on formatting their ePosters. Documents with ePoster guidelines and a template to use will be available from this page in October. The uploading facility will be available through this page in early December. ePoster authors will also have the opportunity to have a scheduled short presentation with question and answer time.
The deadline to upload your final Poster will be Monday 21 January 2019.
View a winning ePoster from the 2017 conference here.
ePosters from the ASMIRT 2018 conference are available here.
Main conference - At the time of abstract submission if you are currently undertaking an AHPRA Supervised Practice Program (SPP) or international equivalent you must submit your abstract to the main conference for consideration.
Student Conference - At the time of abstract submission, to submit to the Student Conference you must be a student currently enrolled in an undergraduate or Graduate Entry Masters (GEM) MRS program. This includes honours students. For international submissions you must be a student, not studying post graduate qualifications.
ASMIRT / AACRT 2019 will feature ePoster displays which will be available at terminals in the exhibition hall and through the website and app. There will also be short presentation Q&A sessions in the ePoster area of the exhibition hall.
ePoster authors will be notified if their abstract has been accepted for the conference, and will then be able to start on formatting their ePosters. Documents with ePoster guidelines and a template to use will be available from this page in October. The uploading facility will be available through this page in early December. ePoster authors will also have the opportunity to have a scheduled short presentation with question and answer time.
The deadline to upload your final Poster will be Monday 21 January 2019.
View a winning ePoster from the 2017 conference here.
ePosters from the ASMIRT 2018 conference are available here.
Main conference - At the time of abstract submission if you are currently undertaking an AHPRA Supervised Practice Program (SPP) or international equivalent you must submit your abstract to the main conference for consideration.
Student Conference - At the time of abstract submission, to submit to the Student Conference you must be a student currently enrolled in an undergraduate or Graduate Entry Masters (GEM) MRS program. This includes honours students. For international submissions you must be a student, not studying post graduate qualifications.
The A$3.6 billion Adelaide BioMed City is one of the largest health and life sciences clusters in the southern hemisphere, and is located next to the newly redeveloped Adelaide Convention Centre, making the city a great location for medical conferences. ASMIRT is excited to be hosting the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 conference close to BioMED City and will offering tours of this world-class facility.
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute - SAHMRI
Adelaide BioMed City includes the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) - pictured. This flagship research facility has already attracted world-class talent and is fostering home-grown researchers, producing discoveries about cancer to heart health to brain imaging. The facility hosts 800 scientists, providing nine fully flexible wet and dry laboratories to PC2 standards. SAHMRI is not just a ‘pretty face’ as it is a leading research facility that contains the Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit. This facility is adjacent to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and with its own cyclotron capable of producing radiopharmaceuticals. Whilst this is a research it is also a commercial facility making it a unique facility in South Australia.
Thursday 28 March 2019 - 2.00pm and 2.45pm, 60 min tour - 50 places available.
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Opened in 2017 the major public hospital in South Australia is the Royal Adelaide Hospital - pictured below. The facilities have been designed with the patient as the most important person within the hospital which has led to different planning solutions. There are different patient spaces available both inside and outside in the hospital environment. Join in a tour of these fantastic new facilities and not only view state of the art facilities but learn a little more about the planning and implementation of this innovative patient centred facility. Just a short walk or free tram trip from the Convention Centre the Royal Adelaide Hospital is within easy reach for ASMIRT attendees.
Saturday 30 March 2019 - 1400 and 1430, 60 min tour
Museum of Discovery
Situated in the ground and first floors of the Cancer Research Institute of the University of South Australia, the Museum of Discovery is a vibrant addition to the museums in Adelaide - pictured below. Full of interactive and thought-provoking exhibitions it is well worth a visit. The current exhibition ‘Waging Peace’ includes serious games and allows you to experience how you might react in conflict situations. Guaranteed to challenge you the Museum of Discovery is ‘just across the road’ from the Convention Centre.
Saturday 30 March 2019 1530, 60 minute tour - 30 places available.
The A$3.6 billion Adelaide BioMed City is one of the largest health and life sciences clusters in the southern hemisphere, and is located next to the newly redeveloped Adelaide Convention Centre, making the city a great location for medical conferences. ASMIRT is excited to be hosting the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 conference close to BioMED City and will offering tours of this world-class facility.
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute - SAHMRI
Adelaide BioMed City includes the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) - pictured. This flagship research facility has already attracted world-class talent and is fostering home-grown researchers, producing discoveries about cancer to heart health to brain imaging. The facility hosts 800 scientists, providing nine fully flexible wet and dry laboratories to PC2 standards. SAHMRI is not just a ‘pretty face’ as it is a leading research facility that contains the Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit. This facility is adjacent to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and with its own cyclotron capable of producing radiopharmaceuticals. Whilst this is a research it is also a commercial facility making it a unique facility in South Australia.
Thursday 28 March 2019 - 2.00pm and 2.45pm, 60 min tour - 50 places available.
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Opened in 2017 the major public hospital in South Australia is the Royal Adelaide Hospital - pictured below. The facilities have been designed with the patient as the most important person within the hospital which has led to different planning solutions. There are different patient spaces available both inside and outside in the hospital environment. Join in a tour of these fantastic new facilities and not only view state of the art facilities but learn a little more about the planning and implementation of this innovative patient centred facility. Just a short walk or free tram trip from the Convention Centre the Royal Adelaide Hospital is within easy reach for ASMIRT attendees.
Saturday 30 March 2019 - 1400 and 1430, 60 min tour
Museum of Discovery
Situated in the ground and first floors of the Cancer Research Institute of the University of South Australia, the Museum of Discovery is a vibrant addition to the museums in Adelaide - pictured below. Full of interactive and thought-provoking exhibitions it is well worth a visit. The current exhibition ‘Waging Peace’ includes serious games and allows you to experience how you might react in conflict situations. Guaranteed to challenge you the Museum of Discovery is ‘just across the road’ from the Convention Centre.
Saturday 30 March 2019 1530, 60 minute tour - 30 places available.
The A$3.6 billion Adelaide BioMed City is one of the largest health and life sciences clusters in the southern hemisphere, and is located next to the newly redeveloped Adelaide Convention Centre, making the city a great location for medical conferences. ASMIRT is excited to be hosting the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 conference close to BioMED City and will offering tours of this world-class facility.
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute - SAHMRI
Adelaide BioMed City includes the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) - pictured. This flagship research facility has already attracted world-class talent and is fostering home-grown researchers, producing discoveries about cancer to heart health to brain imaging. The facility hosts 800 scientists, providing nine fully flexible wet and dry laboratories to PC2 standards. SAHMRI is not just a ‘pretty face’ as it is a leading research facility that contains the Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit. This facility is adjacent to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and with its own cyclotron capable of producing radiopharmaceuticals. Whilst this is a research it is also a commercial facility making it a unique facility in South Australia.
Thursday 28 March 2019 - 2.00pm and 2.45pm, 60 min tour - 50 places available.
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Opened in 2017 the major public hospital in South Australia is the Royal Adelaide Hospital - pictured below. The facilities have been designed with the patient as the most important person within the hospital which has led to different planning solutions. There are different patient spaces available both inside and outside in the hospital environment. Join in a tour of these fantastic new facilities and not only view state of the art facilities but learn a little more about the planning and implementation of this innovative patient centred facility. Just a short walk or free tram trip from the Convention Centre the Royal Adelaide Hospital is within easy reach for ASMIRT attendees.
Saturday 30 March 2019 - 1400 and 1430, 60 min tour
Museum of Discovery
Situated in the ground and first floors of the Cancer Research Institute of the University of South Australia, the Museum of Discovery is a vibrant addition to the museums in Adelaide - pictured below. Full of interactive and thought-provoking exhibitions it is well worth a visit. The current exhibition ‘Waging Peace’ includes serious games and allows you to experience how you might react in conflict situations. Guaranteed to challenge you the Museum of Discovery is ‘just across the road’ from the Convention Centre.
Saturday 30 March 2019 1530, 60 minute tour - 30 places available.
The A$3.6 billion Adelaide BioMed City is one of the largest health and life sciences clusters in the southern hemisphere, and is located next to the newly redeveloped Adelaide Convention Centre, making the city a great location for medical conferences. ASMIRT is excited to be hosting the ASMIRT/AACRT 2019 conference close to BioMED City and will offering tours of this world-class facility.
South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute - SAHMRI
Adelaide BioMed City includes the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) - pictured. This flagship research facility has already attracted world-class talent and is fostering home-grown researchers, producing discoveries about cancer to heart health to brain imaging. The facility hosts 800 scientists, providing nine fully flexible wet and dry laboratories to PC2 standards. SAHMRI is not just a ‘pretty face’ as it is a leading research facility that contains the Molecular Imaging and Therapy Research Unit. This facility is adjacent to the Royal Adelaide Hospital and with its own cyclotron capable of producing radiopharmaceuticals. Whilst this is a research it is also a commercial facility making it a unique facility in South Australia.
Thursday 28 March 2019 - 2.00pm and 2.45pm, 60 min tour - 50 places available.
Royal Adelaide Hospital
Opened in 2017 the major public hospital in South Australia is the Royal Adelaide Hospital - pictured below. The facilities have been designed with the patient as the most important person within the hospital which has led to different planning solutions. There are different patient spaces available both inside and outside in the hospital environment. Join in a tour of these fantastic new facilities and not only view state of the art facilities but learn a little more about the planning and implementation of this innovative patient centred facility. Just a short walk or free tram trip from the Convention Centre the Royal Adelaide Hospital is within easy reach for ASMIRT attendees.
Saturday 30 March 2019 - 1400 and 1430, 60 min tour
Museum of Discovery
Situated in the ground and first floors of the Cancer Research Institute of the University of South Australia, the Museum of Discovery is a vibrant addition to the museums in Adelaide - pictured below. Full of interactive and thought-provoking exhibitions it is well worth a visit. The current exhibition ‘Waging Peace’ includes serious games and allows you to experience how you might react in conflict situations. Guaranteed to challenge you the Museum of Discovery is ‘just across the road’ from the Convention Centre.
Saturday 30 March 2019 1530, 60 minute tour - 30 places available.
