Opening Plenary – 8.15am to 10am
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8.25am
RDAA President Welcome I Dr Raymond 'RT' Lewandowski
8.35am
Politician Address - Assistant Minister Rural and Regional Health I Hon Emma McBride MP
(recorded message)
8.40am
ACRRM President Address I Dr Dan Halliday
8.55am
Politician Address - Shadow Minister for Health and Aged Care I Senator Hon Anne Ruston
9.10am
Opening Keynote Speaker I Tyson Carmody – Kings Narrative
Tyson Carmody is a trusted narrative therapist, community leader, proud Arrernte man, father, and the founder and managing director of Kings Narrative. His vision at Kings Narrative is to support Aboriginal men to be the authors of their own story and build a proud future for his sons to inherit.
Selected sessions – morning – 10.30am to 12.10pm
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- Robotics and Rural Surgery - into the future
- Don't fence me in (multiple approaches to managing ‘threats’ to maintaining a respectful workplace).
- What do GPs think of AI transcribing?
- The Development of a Queensland Palliative Care Research Tele-trial Network
Selected sessions – early to mid afternoon – 1pm to 3.15pm
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- Mob working for Mob - challenges, opportunities, success stories
- RHD, is it an urban myth?
- Engaging rural generalists through excellent training environments
- Rural Specialists in Australia - survival of the fittest?
- Communicating with HEART
- The Nra:gi Ya:yun (healthy foods) initiative: A Coorong Diabetes Collaborative project
Selected sessions – late afternoon – 3.45pm to 4.50pm
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- Court is now in session – enhancements to rural training pathways
- Extreme Medicine and its role
- Psychedelic Assisted Therapy: the expectations and role of the GP
- Resilience strategies for rural doctors
- Palliative Medicine in Rural and Remote Settings: training and peer support opportunities
Evening
(Selected event)