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The annual Osteopathy Conference is the leading networking event for osteopaths in Australia and New Zealand. Every year, we relish the opportunity to meet for a few days and hear from a range of inspirational and dedicated International and Australian and NZ speakers, clinicians, researchers and thought leaders in the osteopathic and allied health fields.
Jointly run by Osteopathy Australia and Osteopaths New Zealand, the Conference is an excellent opportunity for delegates from across Asia-Pacific to combine their passion for osteopathy with furthering stronger foundations and platforms for success in the wider profession.
The 2024 conference will see a special collaboration with a shared plenary between Osteopathy Australia and the Osteopathic International Alliance (OIA).
In any year, our Program delivers a diverse range of speakers, topics and focus - from exploring clinical excellence, understanding how to translate evidence-based data into clinical practice, and inviting delegates to actively participate in interactive workshops aimed at consolidating ideas and updating skills and knowledge.
Our Annual Conference is also about conversations, collaborations and connection. Being a small industry, a key highlight of this event is the chance to network, debate and be inspired by colleagues, peers, academics and graduates.
The NDIS Amendment Bill 2024 proposes significant changes that may impact how osteopaths deliver support to NDIS participants. It includes a new budget framework and collaborative input in funding allocation. Osteopaths should stay informed and prepare for the transition to the new framework.
We made a formal submission to the Department of Health and Aged Care’s (the Department) consultation on the Emerging Mental Health Curriculum Framework for Undergraduate Health Degrees. Here’s what we said – and why it matters.
We made key recommendations to Treasury NSW for the improvement of the delivery of effective Primary Health Care (PHC), and specifically osteopathic care.