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The Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine (ASUM) invites you to attend ASUM 24 at the W Hotel in Brisbane from 1 to 3 November 2024.
The annual ASUM conference is a premier gathering of our multi-disciplinary healthcare community of professionals dedicated to advancing the field of ultrasound imaging. Our conference serves as a platform for collaboration, innovation, and knowledge exchange, bringing together experts from across the globe to explore the latest developments and breakthroughs in ultrasound technology.
The theme of the ASUM 24 conference is ‘Ultrasound Excellence: Forging Connections, Enhancing Collaboration, Amplifying Communication’.
In addition to the educational and networking opportunities, we will also be hosting a range of social events, including a Welcome Reception and the Gala Dinner & Awards evening, to provide attendees with the opportunity to connect with their peers and colleagues.
We look forward to seeing you in Brisbane!
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Abstract submissions for ASUM 24 are now open.
The Scientific Committee are pleased to invite presenters to submit abstracts for oral and poster presentation to be delivered at the 2024 conference.
Please refer to the ASUM 24 submission guidelines.
Abstract submissions are due 11.59pm AEST Friday 31 May 2024. Abstracts will be reviewed and submitters will receive a notification regarding the outcome of their submission by 30 June 2024.
Access the Abstract Submission Portal to submit an abstract for review.
SPEAKERSWe are thrilled to announce three speakers who will be presenting at ASUM 24. Associate Professor John Svigos AM, a highly respected figure in the field of O&G, will be sharing insights on “Intrapartum Ultrasound – the Nexus between Traditional and Contemporary Management of Labour.” Professor Claire Rickard, an NHMRC Leadership Fellow and Conjoint Professor of Infection Prevention and Vascular Access, will be discussing the “Implementation of Ultrasound for Difficult IV Access.” Dr Arun Sett, a prominent neonatologist and clinician-researcher, will be sharing his expertise on “Neonatal Lung Ultrasound.” These speakers bring a wealth of knowledge and experience, and their presentations promise to be enlightening and informative for all attendees. |
