Build your skills, network and share your expertise with an engaged audience at ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025.

• Divergence - share the latest research and workplace protocols, professional standards and ongoing improvement of practice across our professions.
• Convergence - explore emerging trends, share insights, and learn from each other
• Opportunities - securing an oral presentation is a powerful way to demonstrate the value of attending a conference, which can help in obtaining employer support for your participation
• Focus - engage in collaboration, expand your network, and reconnect with colleagues and professionals in your field

ASMIRT 2026 will again offer poster authors the opportunity to display their physical posters with a new design concept allowing attendees to easily identify the content and outcomes of the work and efficiently deliver learning outcomes. Posters will be displayed in the Concourse at the conference. Poster authors are encouraged to discuss their posters with attendees by making themselves available during one or more conference breaks.

Scientific / non-scientific abstracts

When submitting your abstract, you will be asked to indicate whether it is a scientific (original research) or non-scientific abstract (case study, literature review, clinical audit etc). Please read below so you are clear about each of these types.
For Scientific Abstracts: The abstract must be structured under the following headings: Objectives, Methods, Results, Discussion/Conclusion and References.