Events Healthcare, Pharmacy Sydney 2023

The Sydney Disability Expo brings together a wide range of products and services to help people live their best life, including government and advocacy organisation, aids and equipment providers, financial and legal services, education, training and employment providers, social and leisure options, transport and vehicles, health and medical products and services, allied health professionals and support services, including in-home care providers.

The Association of Children's Welfare Agencies Conference will cover areas such as children's rights, interests, and needs, developmental needs and outcomes for children in early childhood, middle childhood, and adolescence. There will be discussions on early intervention and outcomes, such as responding to families and supporting parenting, child protection systems, outcomes, best practices, and many other related topics.

The Intrust Super 80 TWENTY Hotel Conference allows participants to learn from experts in the accommodation industry. It is a great platform for senior hotel management to network and enhance their industry knowledge. The conference will address strategies for growth post-Covid-19, including adapting to varying demand landscapes and recovering different demand sectors at different speeds.

Pharmacy assistants, dispensary assistants, retail managers, supervisors, educators, pharmacy industry service providers, and pharmacy students are invited to attend. The event will include exhibitions of the latest industry products and services, as well as social gatherings like the Welcome Reception and Cocktail Party.

As dental professionals, we created the Dental Summit to offer a better approach to dental events. Our mission is to provide practical takeaways, memorable experiences, and a fun atmosphere for attendees. Join us to level up professionally and personally in an unforgettable summit experience.

Dr Benjamin Burt is a Specialist Oculoplastic Surgeon with over 10 years of experience. He specializes in Oculoplastic Surgery of the orbit, eyelids, periorbital, face, and reconstruction of the eye and associated structures. Dr Simon Taylor is an Ophthalmologist with a subspecialty in Oculoplastic, Orbital, and Lacrimal Surgery. He completed his Specialist Ophthalmology training at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital in Melbourne and then as the Senior Professorial Registrar at the Sydney Eye Hospital. He further trained in Ophthalmic Plastic Surgery, Orbital, and Lacrimal Surgery in Australia, USA, and the UK. In 1999, he served as the Honorary Oculoplastic Fellow at the Sydney Eye Hospital. He completed his Fellowship training in Oculoplastic Surgery at the University of Michigan, the University of Utah, and the Royal Manchester Eye Hospital in Manchester, UK.

The conference, organized by the Japanese Studies Association of Australia and the Network for Translingual Japanese, will focus on living in a post-Covid society. It will cover various topics in Japanese Studies and explore the movement of people, language, and culture across borders. The conference aims to foster discussions on mobility, diversity, and social integration in Japan, taking into account decolonization and globalization.

Sydney's top CISOs are invited to a networking dinner and discussion on business challenges. The event aims to foster collaboration between CIOs and CISOs, encouraging them to work together in making digital decisions alongside business partners. The focus is on using credibility instead of fear to effect change and motivate accountability across the organization. The event also aims to discuss how CIOs and CISOs can influence business leaders and establish governance models that share responsibility for digital initiatives with the board.