Update 4 April 2025: Introducing two keynote speakers

The HealthPathways Conference 2025 is less than six months away, and we look forward to connecting with everyone at the QT Canberra on 10-12 September. We'll reveal the full programme when registrations and calls for abstracts open. In the meantime, we’re thrilled to announce two of your keynote speakers - Trish Greenhalgh and Nick Goodwin. 

Trish Greenhalgh

Trish Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences at Oxford University, is a medical doctor and internationally recognised academic in primary healthcare and digital health. She leads research that combines social sciences and medicine, focusing on digital innovation, evidence-based practice, and the human side of healthcare. With nearly 500 publications and 16 textbooks, her work has influenced policy and practice, including responses to COVID-19. Trish has received numerous honours, including an OBE for Services to Medicine and fellowships in leading medical and scientific institutions.

Nick Goodwin

As co-founder and former CEO of the International Foundation for Integrated Care (IFIC), Nick Goodwin built a global network to improve health services through research, education, and policy. With more than 30 years of experience in health research, policy, and management, Nick focuses on integrated care and population health. He has advised on health system reforms in more than 25 countries and helped shape the WHO’s Global Framework on People-Centred and Integrated Health Services. In 2016, Nick was awarded the Avedis Donabedian International Award for Healthcare Excellence.

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Update 28 March 2025: Conference Venue and Theme

We’re excited to announce that QT Canberra will host us at this year's HealthPathways Conference 2025 on 10–12 September. As one of the city's top conference venues, QT Canberra provides a great space for us to connect, collaborate, and share ideas.

Conference theme: Activating Learning Health Systems

Health systems work best when people learn and improve together. A Learning Health System makes this possible by helping healthcare teams, researchers, and communities collect and analyse data, turn it into useful knowledge, and apply it to improve care. Linking clinical practice, research, and technology creates a cycle of continuous learning - leading to better health outcomes for people.

At the HealthPathways Conference 2025, we'll focus on empowering communities and health networks to develop and grow Learning Health Systems. By using data more effectively, adopting new technologies, and embedding research into everyday care, we can work together to build smarter, more connected health systems that keep improving.

Stay tuned for programme announcements coming soon. If you have any questions in the meantime, community success manager.

Update 10 December 2024

We're excited to announce that the HealthPathways Conference 2025 will be held from 10 - 12 September in Canberra!

Get ready for three stimulating days packed with opportunities to connect, collaborate, and share ideas.

Keep an eye out for more details in the New Year, including registration links. In the meantime, block out your calendars and relive the energy of 2024.

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