See what’s on at the Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference – full program now available.
Our 2025 Conference is shaping up to be something really special. With over 70 speakers sharing their knowledge and experience – a mix of health professionals, experts and people with bleeding disorders – there really is something for everyone.
“What truly sets this conference apart is its remarkable inclusivity – clinicians and patients stand together, side by side, as equal contributors.”
Dr Jane Mason, HTC Director, Royal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital, QLD and Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference 2025 Co-Chair.
What’s on at the Conference
The Conference program will see us come together for five plenary sessions, exploring:
- Gene and emerging therapies (Friday)
- Model of care (Friday)
- Women and bleeding disorders (Saturday)
- Lifestyle – teamwork to live your life (Saturday
- Novel therapies changing physiotherapy management across the lifespan (Saturday)
In between plenary sessions, break out sessions will cover:
- Newly diagnosed (Friday)
- Youth (Friday)
- Getting older (Friday)
- Von Willebrand disease (Friday)
- Dental and minor procedures (Friday)
- Reproduction and family planning (Friday)
- Rare bleeding disorders (Saturday)
- Bleeds (Saturday)
- Mild bleeding disorders (Saturday)
Social Program & Exhibition Hall
Outside of the informational sessions, take advantage of breaks and planned social activities to connect with other members of the community and visit the exhibition hall.
Thursday 16 October
- Offsite Youth Activity
- Community Meet & Greet
- Welcome Reception
Friday 17 October
- Men’s & Women’s Breakfasts ($25 per person)
- Remembrance Service
- Conference Dinner ($85 per person)
Teamwork: Pushing the boundaries
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.
“To me, teamwork is a cornerstone of care for individuals with bleeding disorders. It extends far beyond the staff within a Treatment Centre – encompassing clinical decision-making, government policy, and collaboration among colleagues at both national and international levels.”
Dr Simon Brown, HTC Director, Queensland Children’s Hospital, Brisbane and Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference 2025 Co-Chair.
Don’t miss this chance to be part of something special. We’d love to see you there. Community funding is still available to help you get there.
