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Acute Care Conference 15 October 2024

Our annual ANMF/HERC Acute Care Conference, was held on Tuesday, October 15, at the C3 Convention Centre in South Hobart. The event was a great success, attracting over 100 participants from the healthcare sector, including staff, speakers and sponsors, who engaged in valuable discussions about acute care. The ANMF and HERC extend their thanks to all guest speakers and sponsors for their vital contributions to this year’s conference. We look forward to your participation at our next conference in 2025. Check out the photo gallery below!

2024 Acute Care Conference attendees.

ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary, Emily Shepherd.

Keynote Speaker, Kerrie Duggan.

Guest Speaker, Alison Spicer.

Guest Speaker, Ashley White.

Guest Speaker, Lucy Gardam.

Guest Speaker, Laura Pyszkowski.

Guest Speaker, Dawn Reid.

Nurse Midwife Health Program Australia (NMHPA) Sponsor, Heather Pickard (speaking) and Heidi Chubb. 

Aerogen Sponsor, Amber (Left) and colleague (Right).

Sponsor, Searson & Buck.

Sponsor Nurses & Midwives Health.

ME Bank Sponsor, David and Regan.

Sponsor, Spirit Super.

Updates correct as at 17 October 2024.
Authorised by Emily Shepherd, ANMF Tasmanian Branch Secretary

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