International Forum Canberra 2025: Call for Posters are Open

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On 19 - 21 November 2025 in Canberra, the International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare will tackle the most pressing challenges in health and care improvement, and we’d like you to join us.    
    
The program theme in Canberra: ‘Think differently, start small, have impact‘. In Canberra, the forum will explore healthcare breakthroughs and examine the vital connections between climate change and population health, understanding how environmental factors impact well-being.    

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Reserve your spot now with our code to save an extra 20% off Day 2 & 3 Early Bird Rates. Individual and group Early Bird registration is open until 20 August 2025. At checkout select:     

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Call for Posters Are Open 

Have you been involved in a quality improvement project, research study, or local innovation? This is your chance to share your work with a global audience of healthcare professionals, leaders, and decision-makers - and be part of a shared learning experience that drives real change. 
 
Make sure to submit your poster abstract by 25 June. 

Why Submit Poster? 

As a poster author, you won’t just display your work - you’ll have the chance to connect with delegates from diverse backgrounds, answer questions, and exchange ideas that challenge and enrich your thinking.  
 
Displaying a poster also positions you - and your organisation - as a leader in improvement. It’s a powerful platform to share your insights, elevate your professional profile, and turn a local project into a globally relevant contribution. 
 
Poster authors often tell us that for them, this is a hugely rewarding opportunity. Dr. Stephanie Fletcher-Arti, Senior Research and Evaluation Manager with Western Sydney Local Health District, presented her poster on evaluation capacity building for community health workers using a novel learning-by-doing approach at the International Forum in Brisbane last year.   

 
 
“Forums like this are so critical for professionals like myself. I’ve learned new methodologies, built my network, and gained the confidence that comes from presenting my work to an international audience."   

- Stephanie Fletcher-Arti 

As a Strategic Partner for this inspiring event, ACHS is looking forward to fostering collaboration, sharing insights, and advancing healthcare excellence alongside esteemed professionals from and the globe.