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Haemophilia Foundation Australia invites you to be part of the 2025 Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference, where the community, health professionals, policy makers and industry come together to drive change and improve lives.
This year’s theme, Teamwork – Pushing the Boundaries, highlights the power of collaboration in advancing care, treatment, and support for people living with a bleeding disorder. By working together we can break down barriers, share knowledge, and explore new possibilities for better health outcomes.
Join us for an engaging and insightful program featuring expert speakers, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities designed to strengthen partnerships and inspire new ways of thinking.
Be part of the conversation. Be part of the change.
Join us in Brisbane from Thursday 16 to Saturday 18 October 2025.
2023 CONFERENCE FEEDBACK
‘Re-connecting with other haemophilia families but also having the opportunity to hear from professionals and ultimately get to know them better.’
‘Learning about all the developments and research in treatment.’
‘Being able to share my experiences with others to hopefully assist them and make them feel more comfortable about their condition and advocating for themselves.‘
‘Hearing patient stories and learning of the advancement of therapies.’
This is the pinnacle event for everyone to come together, share, learn and hear from different perspectives on current trends, emerging and new therapies, challenges, insights and more. The conference provides a fantastic opportunity to learn, discuss and plan for the future.
The Conference sessions provide a variety of topics and perspectives, bringing together people with bleeding disorders and their families, carers, health professionals: doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, psychosocial workers and other allied health care professionals, pharmaceutical industry representatives, suppliers and service providers, policy makers and government officials, Haemophilia Foundation staff and volunteers.
To view registration fees and inclusions, visit the website – www.haemophilia.org.au/conference-2025
The Conference Program Committee cordially invite you to submit one (1) or more poster abstracts for the Conference.
The poster display will be within the exhibition area, available for viewing throughout the duration of the conference.
This is an excellent opportunity to share your research, initiatives, or case studies with a national audience.
Topics for submissions include:
For more information or to submit your abstract
visit www.haemophilia.org.au/conference-2025
Submissions close: Friday 2 May 2025
Thursday 16 October 2025
Youth Activity – 12pm – 5pm, offsite
Coach transfer from VOCO Brisbane.
Enjoy an afternoon of fun with a hosted activity for our youth participants, inclusive of registration. Spaces are limited so early bookings are required.
Community Meet & Greet – 2.30pm – 5pm, onsite
The first opportunity before the conference kicks off to meet up with community members and enjoy casual conversations following afternoon tea.
Welcome Reception – (times and location TBC)
This is the first networking opportunity for the conference and a great opportunity to meet with other attendees.
Friday 17 October 2025
Men’s Breakfast – 7.15am – 8.30am, onsite
Women’s Breakfast – 7.15am – 8.30am, onsite
Come along and have breakfast with other men or women in the bleeding disorders community! The cost for a subsided breakfast ticket is $25 per person for a continental breakfast. You must book and pay for your ticket in advance.
Exhibition Opening Morning Tea, Onsite
Come and join us for morning tea and the official opening of the exhibition area.
Remembrance Service – 6.15pm – 7pm, Onsite
A Remembrance Service is a very special time during our Conference to remember friends and family and the people we have cared for in our community who have passed away. The service is non-religious, and everyone is welcome.
Conference Dinner – 7pm – late, Onsite
Join your fellow delegates for a relaxed and informal evening—an excellent opportunity to connect, share experiences, and meet new people. Enjoy a delicious dinner at a subsidised cost of $85 per person, including dinner, beverages and dancing — great value for a fantastic night!
Special conference accommodation rates have been negotiated directly with the hotel. All reservations must be made via the online registration form.
The Conference is an amazing opportunity for the bleeding disorders community to participate, gather information, make new connections and gain new knowledge. To assist, HFA has opportunities to partially fund community members to participate. For more details including the application form, visit the website www.haemophilia.org.au/conference-2025. Local Foundations will also be offering assistance.
The Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference is hosted by Haemophilia Foundation Australia.
For more information, please contact:
T: +613 9885 7800
E: hfaust@haemophilia.org.au
W: haemophilia.org.au/conference-2025
Haemophilia Foundation Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of Country throughout Australia, the land, waters and community where we walk, live, meet and work. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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