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The largest health improvement conference in Asia Pacific kicks off in under a fortnight with a lively exhibition!
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The countdown is on. In less than a fortnight's time, an expected 1,500 health and improvement experts, clinicians, policy makers, and frontline teams from some 30 countries will convene for the 5th APAC Forum in Sydney.
It is not too late to be part of this game-changing event. There is still time to register, but please be aware that some sessions are reaching capacity.
In addition to the 120+ inspirational speakers coming down-under, the APAC Forum 2016 boasts a lively, interactive exhibition space. In a conference that incites innovation and deliberate improvement, it is perhaps no surprise that this year's exhibition space is set to be an engaging one.
Here is a sneak peek at what's going on in the APAC Forum 2016 Exhibition...
- Exhibitors, KM&T, will fast track improvement science with the billy cart race
- Take a walk through the human mind (literally!) with Western Sydney Health's inflatable 'brainarium' in recognition of Dementia Awareness Month
- Consider things from a patient's perspective in the interactive Shared Experience Zone
- Recharge your phone and yourself with a restorative 'micro-pause' in the Mindfulness Zone
- Purchase your favourite speakers' latest book at the Book Stop
- Take the time to interact with the people behind the APAC Forum at the Ko Awatea stand
- Visit one of our 27 health and care exhibitors, many of which are featuring interactive products or services at their booths
- Research, connect and discover solutions in the digital poster gallery
- Listen to short, sharp, oral presentations in the exhibition marketplace
- Or just grab a barista coffee and chat with your colleagues!
The APAC Forum offers so much more than the outstanding sessions listed in the programme. It creates an incredible buzz within the healthcare industry.
Please feel free to pass this information on to your colleagues so they don't miss the opportunity to be inspired at the APAC Forum and be part of the improvement movement too.
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Dr Johnathan Lancaster on changing lives
In the mid 1990s, in a lab in North Carolina, Dr Johnathan Lancaster saw a “squiggly line” on an X ray film that would ultimately change his life. “I thought, ‘holy smoke this is it. We are seeing a little history,’” says Dr Lancaster, chief medical officer at Myriad Genetics in Utah and gynaecological oncologist.
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Pledge your support for the health and care movement
Sign up to share a scheduled message ("thunderclap") across your social media accounts. It’s like an online flashmob where we all share a message at the same time. Please make sure you both support and share the Thunderclap.
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Special offer: Access intensive session only
Want to be part of the biggest health improvement conference to hit NSW but don't have the time or budget to attend all three days? Then take a look at our special offer allowing access to the intensives on Monday 12 September for just AU $750.
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The 5th APAC Forum is proudly sponsored by
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