ACNP National Conference 2023

Virtual Registrations

Welcome to the virtual registration portal for the ACNP National Conference 2023 this October.

Before you register please read the following instructions and guidelines. If you require assistance during this process, please contact the ACNP events team by emailing events@acnp.org.au or by calling 1300 433 660.

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  • Pre-conference workshops are priced separately as they are not included in the full registration price. Virtual attendees are welcome to register for these workshops.
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  • All prices are in Australian dollars (AUD) and include GST.
  • Please note our registration system only accepts online credit card payment using the following credit cards: Visa and MasterCard. If you require an invoice to arrange payment please email events@acnp.org.au
  • Full payment of registrations are due within 14 days of booking. If full payment is not received prior to the event, delegates will not be permitted to attend.
  • You will have the opportunity to review and edit your registration details before the final stage of confirmation and payment.

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  • Please ensure you read and consent to the ACNP privacy policy at the start of the registration process.
  • Please ensure you read and agree to the ACNP terms and conditions at the end of the registration process.

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If you have any questions about the registration process, please contact the ACNP Event Manager at events@acnp.org.au or on 1300 433 660.

 

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As part of the registration process we will collect personal information about you. For information on the privacy policy please see below. If you do not give consent for your details to be used you cannot register for the conference.

Additionally, by registering for this event, ACNP reserves the right to collect and provide contact details to authorities for the purposes on contract tracing and any relevant government requirements.

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PRIVACY POLICY

Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) is strongly committed to protecting your personal information when you interact with us, our content, products and services. This Privacy Policy details how we keep this commitment and how we comply with the Australian Privacy Principles.

ACNP is bound by the Australian Privacy Principles in the Privacy Act 1988. We follow the guidelines of the Australian Government Office of the Privacy Commissioner (OPC) in the collection, handling, use and disclosure of personal information. The purpose of this privacy policy is to:

  • clearly communicate our personal information handling practices
  • enhance our transparency, and
  • give individuals a better and more complete understanding of the sort of personal information that ACNP holds, and the way we handle that information.

Outline of Policy

Part A — Personal Information Handling Practices' explains our general information handling practices across the agency including:

  • Why we collect personal information
  • How we collect personal information
  • How we use your information
  • Security of your personal information

Part B — Contacting ACNP - Explains how you can access your personal information; our complaint handling processes and how you can contact us.

Part A — Personal Information Handling Practices

1.      Why we collect personal information

ACNP only collects personal information for purposes which are directly related to our functions or activities and only when it is necessary for or directly related to those purposes.

ACNP collects personal information:

  • because an individual has provided it to us, for instance if an individual register to attend an ACNP event, join as a member, contacts us to participate in social media forums, make complaints or to ask us questions about our services;
  • because we need it to provide a product or service that an individual has requested, for instance, if they subscribe to an email list or, enter a competition, or purchase products from ACNP or register for or attend an ACNP event;
  • because we would like to improve our services, for instance through the collection and analysis of statistical and research data and use of cookies (see below);
  • because an individual works for us or applies to us for a job or scholarship.

2.      How ACNP collects information when an individual use written or a digital service (including online and mobile services)

There are two types of information or data ACNP collects:

a.       Information that an individual gives us directly such as when they are filling in a form or when they sign up to a service or event online or in writing. This type of information may include an individual’s name, email address or other personal information.

b.       Information which tracks an individual’s activity such as personal information collected automatically to monitor the use of our online and mobile services, like the numbers and frequency of visitors to ACNP’s website. This helps us identify what users of our site are most interested in and it can also help us identify if there are any problems that need fixing. Most of the data we collect is aggregated, and this information is effectively anonymous to us.

In some cases, we may collect data that can be linked to a user individually. For example, when an individual log in to the Corporate Partner website as an ACNP member, we may store records of information such as the pages viewed, or links clicked on. Similarly, if an individual uses our email newsletters, we may collect data about the mailings they open and the links they click on.

We use Google Analytics, a US-based service, to analyse browsing information and produce reports on how visitors use our website. Google may transfer this information to third parties where required to do so by law, or where such third parties process the information on Google's behalf. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. You can opt out of the collection of information via Google Analytics by downloading the Google Analytics Opt-out browser add on. See also Google privacy policy.

When engaging with our social media content you can choose to not identify yourself by using a pseudonym.

3.      How we use personal information

We only use personal information for the purposes for which we collected it - purposes which are directly related to one of our functions or activities.

We do not give personal information about an individual to anyone else unless one of the following applies:

  • The individual has consented to the disclosure,
  • The individual would reasonably expect, that information of that kind is usually disclosed to individuals, bodies or agencies (to provide the service you wish to use, for example disclosure of name and address to a third-party publisher to facilitate your receipt of ACNP printed materials),
  • Disclosure is required or authorised by law or is reasonably necessary for the enforcement of the law, or
  • Disclosure will prevent or lessen a serious and imminent threat to life or health.

ACNP is assisted by a variety of third parties to deliver the services we offer. These third parties change from time to time and include technology service providers for Internet, App services, cloud service, publishing and printing services. These third parties may be in Australia or overseas locations, including but not limited to Singapore and the USA.

Wherever possible, ACNP imposes contractual restrictions equivalent to those imposed on the ACNP under the Privacy Act in respect of collection and use of personal information by those third parties.

ACNP will obtain an individual’s specific consent prior to disclosing information for the purposes of direct marketing of the ACNP’s services. An individual will be able to opt-out of direct marketing at any time if they so choose.

Under no circumstances will ACNP sell or receive payment for licensing or disclosing an individual’s personal information.

4.      Data quality

We take steps to ensure that the personal information we collect is accurate, up to date and complete. These steps include maintaining and updating personal information when we are advised by individuals that their personal information has changed, and at other times as necessary.

5.      Security of personal information

ACNP takes steps to protect the personal information we hold against loss, unauthorised access, use, modification or disclosure, and against other misuse. When the personal information that we collect is no longer required, we destroy or delete it in a secure manner.

All credit card details are only stored and transmitted in encrypted form. Unencrypted credit card information is NOT stored on our internet servers. Online credit card payments are currently processed using a third-party payment gateway service run by E Way. E Way provides a plastic card industry data security scheme compliant payment gateway service to ACNP that is used to securely process customer payments. Credit card information is never stored in a cookie.

If an individual use their credit card and the transaction is manual rather than electronic, the record will be stored by ACNP for the period that financial records are required to be retained following which it will be destroyed in a secure manner.

There are inherent risks in transmitting information across the internet and we do not have the ability to control the security of information collected and stored on third party platforms. In relation to our own servers, we take all reasonable steps to manage data stored on our servers to ensure data security.

Part B – Contact ACNP
 
6.      Accessing personal information

Individuals can access the personal information that we hold about them, and they can ask us to correct the personal information we hold about them. ACNP will take reasonable steps to make appropriate corrections to personal information so that it is accurate, complete and up-to-date unless we consider that there is a sound reason under the Privacy Act or other relevant law to withhold the information, or not make the changes. If ACNP does not agree to make requested changes to personal information an individual may make a statement about the requested changes and ACNP will attach this to the record.

If an individual is listed on our network or email lists, they are given the opportunity to opt out at any time. An individual can unsubscribe by using the ‘unsubscribe’ options noted in our emails.

7.      Complaint Handling Processes

An individual may complain to ACNP about the way we handled their personal information. A complaint should be handled in a timely manner and, where appropriate, resolved quickly and informally. Complaints about ACNP actions should be made in writing. On receipt, the complaint is referred to the ACNP President.

A complaint received should always be examined to see whether ACNP acted appropriately. If not, it may be appropriate to provide an explanation or apology. If further action is deemed to be required, the matter may be referred to the ACNP Board for consideration. All responses to complaints will be made in writing.

Under the Privacy Act an individual can make a complaint to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner about the handling of their personal information by private sector organisations covered by the Privacy Act.

8.      Contact ACNP

For further information contact ACNP at admin@acnp.org.au or alternatively write to ACNP at Domain LPO PO BOX 33175 Melbourne VIC 3004 or call us on 1300 433 660.

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Virtual registrations are now open for those who are unable to travel to Melbourne to attend the event or those who have missed out on an in-person registration.

Virtual registrations include:

  • Access to the conference smartphone app
  • Electronic copy of the program
  • Virtual attendance at the Conference in real time, over 3 days for all Plenary Sessions and one full stream of concurrent sessions
  • Access to conference content for future on-demand viewing

Virtual registrants that are local to Melbourne or are willing to travel are able to register to attend one of our Pre-Conference Workshops taking place on Wednesday 11 October 2023, availability and costs for these will be shown on the next page.

 

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Pre-conference Workshops

 

These are only available for delegates attending in-person - they are not available virtually.

 

Workshops will be held at the Crown Conference Centre on Wednesday 11 October 2023.

These workshops are charged separately to the conference registration fee.

Full day workshops

Prescribing and Pharmacology | 10.00am - 5.00pm   

S.T.A.B.L.E. | 8.30am - 5.00pm   

Half day workshops

The Use of Virtual and Augmented Reality in Healthcare | 9.00am - 12.00pm 

Chest Xray Diagnostics | 1.00pm - 4.00pm  

Contraceptive Implant (Implanon NXT) Insertion and Removal Training | 1.00pm - 3.45pm  

Full day workshops

Prescribing and pharmacology

Presenter: Dr Jenny Gowan 
Duration: 10.00am - 5.00pm           

 

Session 1: General update | What’s new in antimicrobials | Cardiovascular and diabetes

  • General update on legislation, scheduling, PBS, TGA alerts, resources, e-prescribing, guideline changes and reviewing the drug list
  • What’s new in: Antimicrobials – resistance and vaccination
  • Cardiovascular updates - new risk assessment guidelines and heart failure
  • Diabetes updates
  • Case studies  

Session 2: Psychotropic medicines | Respiratory updates | Gastrointestinal

  • Psychotropic medicines covering antidepressants and antipsychotics – switching therapies 
  • Reducing anticholinergic burden 
  • Respiratory updates 
  • Gastrointestinal – reflux and constipation 
  • Case studies

Session 3: Pain Management | Gynaecological drugs | Medication issues for people with chronic disease

  • Pain management covering osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis and fibromyalgia 
  • Gynaecological drugs – contraceptives and menopausal replacement therapy  
  • Medication issues for people with chronic disease & disabilities 
  • Case studies

About the presenter

Jenny is a practicing pharmacist, Adjunct Senior Lecturer at Monash University and Clinical Associate at RMIT university. She is the Vice President of the PSA Branch committee, and an Editorial Board Member of AUS-DI (Drug information), SHPA Don’t Rush to Crush, Guidelines Committee for the National Asthma Council Australian Asthma Handbook, and RACGP Silver book for Aged Care. She an accredited consultant pharmacist, and conducts her own company focusing on medication reviews in the home and Aged Care Facilities as well as Quality Use of Medicine consultancy. She works regularly in community pharmacy plus sessions in a GP clinic at a Community Health Centre. Jenny has published over 500 educational articles and presents hundreds of talks annually. In 2010 Jenny received the Sanofi-Aventis award by the University of Sydney, in 2013 the PSA Australian Pharmacist of the Year and in 2016 Jenny was the AACP-MIMs Consultant Pharmacist of the Year.

 

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S.T.A.B.L.E.

Presenters: Jane Langford & Miriam Long
Duration: 8.30am - 5.00pm   

S.T.A.B.L.E. is the most widely distributed and implemented neonatal education program to focus on supportive care in the stabilisation care of sick neonates post-resuscitation/pre-transport. Based on a mnemonic to optimize learning, retention and recall of information, S.T.A.B.L.E. stands for the six assessment and care modules in the program: Sugar, Temperature, Airway, Blood pressure, Lab work, and Emotional support. A seventh module, Quality Improvement stresses the professional responsibility of improving and evaluating care provided to sick infants.

 

This course is aimed at health professionals interested in learning about or brushing up on evidence based core knowledge in managing and caring for the neonatal population. This the first time this international course is being offered outside a Neonatal Unit in Australia and otherwise has only previously been available in two other locations in the country.

The learner course held face to face on the 11th October will be taught in a didactic-interactive format by Neonatal Nurse Practitioners from The Australian College of Neonatal Nurses.

  • To participate in the face to face workshop, you will be required to provide evidence have purchased the S.T.A.B.L.E. course materials (approx. $100) and submit an online pre-test by 31 August 2023. Link to course materials to purchase (an ebook version is also available for Kindle)
  • A final mixed-module post-test is required to be completed after you attend the in-person course. A S.T.A.B.L.E. course completion card will be distributed following successful completion of the course.

Timeline for attendees

  • 1 March registrations open
  • 31 July registrations close
  • 31 August attendees deadline to submit online pre-test

About the presenters

Jane Langford - Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Sunshine Coast University Hospital

Jane studied a Bachelor of Nursing at the Queensland University of Technology in Brisbane and commenced a career as a pediatric nurse. Following an interest in the care of babies, she moved to Melbourne to undertake her midwifery training in the form of a Post Graduate Diploma at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology. She quickly realised which side of midwifery she preferred and happily fell into neonates. She has also achieved a further Post Graduate Diploma in Neonatal Intensive Care through La Trobe University, Melbourne and completed a Masters of Science in Genetic Counselling at Griffith University in Brisbane. Neonatal nursing has taken Jane to tertiary centres across Australia and to the United Kingdom, where she completed her Masters as an Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner at London Southbank University. Jane now works on the Sunshine Coast working in the local Level 5 Neonatal Unit and has set up a unique privately operated Baby and Child Health Service in conjunction with a Child Health Nurse and Lactation Consultant. 

Miriam Long - Neonatal Nurse Practitioner, Women's & Children's Hospital Adelaide

After her general nurse training at the Wimmera Base Hospital, Miriam worked in country South Australia and Melbourne before completing coronary care and midwifery training at Monash Medical Centre.  She completed her Bachelor of Nursing and Certificate in Neonatal Critical Care which cemented her love of Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing.  This led Miriam to complete her Masters of Nursing (Nurse Practitioner) and she has called the Women’s and Children’s Hospital home for more than 30 years, working in Neonatal Intensive Care, Special Care, Delivery Suite and Post Natal wards.  The advances in neonatology over that time have been vast, with evidence-based practice providing the basis for improving outcomes for the tiniest and extremely vulnerable neonates and their families.  Family centred care and education of neonatal nurses is Miriam's passion. This S.T.A.B.L.E. program aids neonatal nurses throughout the world.

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Half day workshops

The Use of Virtual and Augmented Realty in Healthcare

Presenter: Brad Chesham 
Duration: 9.00am - 12.00pm        

 

Session overview

  • This session provides participants with an experiential learning experience in the use of extended reality (virtual and augmented), as well as presenting content in the metaverse.
  • You will experience simulations utilizing virtual reality headsets or head mounted devices.
  • You will receive a combination of didactic instruction as well as the virtual reality.
  • Working in small groups with hands on instruction and demonstrations.
  • This session is geared towards nurse educators whether they are in practice or the academic setting. 

Note: On rare occasions, some individuals have an adverse reaction to wearing the 3D headsets.  

 

Objectives 

  • Practice in the utilization of extended reality technology and the metaverse.
  • Discuss decision-making in regard to selecting appropriate hardware and software.
  • Develop use cases for emerging technology in nursing education.
  • Topics - technology, education
  • Role Manager, Educator, Staff
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Contraceptive Implant (Implanon NXT) insertion and removal training workshop with Sexual Health Victoria

Presenter: Sexual Health Victoria
Duration: 1.00pm - 3.45pm      

$20 refundable booking deposit required, refunded within 10 business days after attending event. If you miss the workshop you will not have your deposit refunded.

This workshop is only available to ACNP members.

1.00pm - 2.15pm

  • 1.25 hours contraceptive implant education (whole group)

2.15pm - 3.00pm

  • Simulation training group A: 3 groups of 5 participants simulation practice (up to 15 participants, 3 trainers); afternoon tea for those in group B

3.00 - 3.45pm

  • Simulation training group B: 3 groups of 5 participants simulation practice (up to 15 participants, 3 trainers); afternoon tea for those in group A
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Chest Xray Diagnostics

Presenter: Brad Chesham 
Duration: 1.00pm - 4.00pm           

 

Session overview

  • Diagnostics for Nurse Practitioners and Advanced Practice Nurses
  • This workshop focuses on providing Nurses with the skills to refer and Interpret X-Ray.
  • Gain knowledge of your role and responsibilities when utilising diagnostics in everyday practice.

Topics covered

  • Virtual X-ray patient assessment
  • Anatomy and physiology are reviewed using innovative virtual reality technology
  • Integrate elements of assessment and pathology through clinical simulation
  • Emphasising the concepts of quality clinical assessment skills, clinical deterioration and patient safety.
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Charity Partner

 

The Butterfly Foundation is the national charity for all Australians impacted by eating disorders and body image issues, and for the families, friends and communities who support them.

They change lives by providing innovative, evidence-based support services, treatment and resources, delivering prevention and early intervention programs and advocating for the needs of our community.

Butterfly highlights the realities for those seeking treatment for recovery, and advocates for improved access to effective, affordable care. Throughout its work Butterfly also emphasises the critical importance of prevention and early intervention strategies in limiting the development of, and suffering from, negative body image and eating disorders.

ACNP will donate $5 from every full conference registration to the Butterfly Foundation. You have the option below to match the ACNP’s donation.

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Terms and Conditions
Events: Booking Terms and Conditions 1.       Registrations Confirmation: Upon receiving your registration, a confirmation email will be sent from the College to your provided email address. After the confirmation email is sent to the email you provided your registration is valid for the purposes of cancellations, transfers and payments. A second email of confirmation is sent approximately five days prior to the Conference. Please note that occasionally there will be important changes to a workshop or event information included in this email. Invoices and Receipts: Tax invoices are generated at the time of registration and are sent with the confirmation email address to the individual or nominated contact of a group booking. The attendee is responsible for the forwarding of invoices onto their accounts department or relevant manager. 2.       Cancellation, Amendments and Refund Policy All cancellations and amendments must be sent in writing via email to the ACNP events team events@acnp.org.au Substitutions: If you are unable to attend the conference, we welcome substitute delegates attending in your place at no extra cost provided that we have at least 5 days prior notice of the name of your proposed substitute and have received payment in full. Please notify us of any substitutions by email events@acnp.org.au Refunds: The ACNP requests notice of cancellation and full refund of paid registration (less any credit card transaction fees) by emailing to events@acnp.org.au no later than 31 August 2022. Cancellations made after 31 August 2022 will incur an administration fee of 25% of the registration fee. Converting an In-Person Registration to a Virtual Registration: If you are unable to attend the conference in person and would like to convert your registration to a Virtual Registration, please email events@acnp.org.au no later than 15 September 2022 to avoid being charged any late fees. Government Restrictions: If you are unable to attend the conference due to government restrictions, but the event is still proceeding, you need to notify the secretariat via email 7 days prior to the event and you will have the following options. If your selection has not been received 7 days prior to the event in writing, you will forego the below options and your registration will remain unchanged: - Transfer to a virtual registration and the difference in price will be refunded - Transfer in-person registration to 2023 conference - Full refund of paid registration (less any credit card transaction fees) 3.       Changes The College reserves the right to make changes to event dates due to registration numbers. If the Conference is cancelled, you will be notified via email and your registration will be transferred to the next available Conference date or be fully refunded. The College reserves the right to make program content changes in events or workshops. The College reserves the right to make changes to a published program without notice, however, where possible notification of changes will be made. 4.       Payment Your registration is not valid if not fully paid before the ACNP event. Please note this registration system only accepts online credit card payment using the following credit cards: Visa and MasterCard. If you require an invoice to arrange payment please email - events@acnp.org.au PRIOR to starting the registration process.  The College’s terms of payment are within 14 days from date of invoice. Payments can be made using the following methods: 1.    Credit Card Payment can be made online at the time of registration or by phoning the College on 1300 433 660 2.    EFT For all EFT payments, please send a remittance advice with payment details to accounts@acnp.org.au Payments can be made to: Bank: Westpac Account Name: Australian College of Nurse Practitioners BSB: 034-041 Account Number: 379884 Reference: Invoice number 5.       Insurance Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is strongly recommended that all delegates take out their own travel and medical insurance prior to coming to the 2022 ACNP National Conference. The policy should include loss of fees/deposit through cancellation of your participation in the meeting, or through cancellation of the Conference itself, loss of airfares for any reason, medical expenses, loss or damage to personal property, additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered. The Conference Organisers, ACNP, will take no responsibility for any participant failing to insure. Please speak to your travel agent or airline in regard to this matter. 6.       Disclaimer The Conference Program and registration information is correct at the time of printing. However, the organisers reserve the right to change the information where necessary without notice. Registrants attend the conference at their own risk. The Australian College of Nurse Practitioners (ACNP) are not liable for any losses, damages, expenses, costs, claims or liabilities suffered or incurred by registrants including consequential or indirect losses or loss of profit through registering for the conference, attending the conference, cancellation of the conference, failure of the conference to achieve your expectations, or for any error or omission by ACNP. The ACNP will not accept liability for the damages of any nature sustained by participants or their accompanying persons or loss or damage to their personal property as a result of the 2022 ACNP National Conference or related events. 6.       Force Majeure ACNP shall not be held liable for any loss caused by the cancellation of the conference where such cancellation is due to Force Majeure. The organisers will use all reasonable efforts to conduct the conference despite the intervention or occurrence of any such cause. In this clause, Force Majeure means circumstances which are beyond the reasonable control of the all involved parties, and which are reasonably likely to affect the successful delivery of the Event or would make it inadvisable, impracticable, illegal, or impossible for a party to perform its obligations as originally contracted under this Agreement, including: fire, flood, earthquake, extreme adverse weather conditions, failure of electric power, gas, water, or other utility service, collapse of building structures, widespread disease or other public health emergency (including pandemic or epidemic), strike or other industrial action, the outbreak or declaration of war, act of terrorism, revolution or government orders or action (including the declaration of a State of Emergency). Without prejudice to its obligations ACNP accept no liability and will not be liable for any compensation where the performance of its obligations under this Agreement is affected by Force Majeure. 6.       Privacy and Security Policy The College collects information as required in order to administer and manage registrations for our events. If you do not provide all the relevant information including your email address your registration may not be confirmed. The College is totally committed to protecting the information collected for this purpose and will not make your details available to any third party in any instance. If you wish to access your information or have queries in relation to the way the College handles this information, please contact us on 1300 433 660. ACNP considers the security of your information to be of paramount importance. When you pay your membership fees or register for an ACNP program, our secure server uses SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) to connect to our website, which encrypts all the information sent from your device. The following indicates that you have entered a secure session: 1.       the "https" in place of the usual "http" in your browser address box 2.       the small padlock at the foot of your browser Both secure indicators will be present when you are requested to enter your credit card details. InstantSSL Certification ACNP has an InstantSSL certificate. This identifies ACNP as a secure environment in which you can transact. To view details of our security certificate, please click on the padlock in your browser footer.  ACNP’s payment gateway is 'eWay', which uses 128-bit DES encryption right through to the banks' EFTPOS networks where credit card transactions are automatically processed. You can obtain further technical information about our payment gateway by visiting our supplier's site: www.eway.com.au. Throughout events, the College may take photos to be used in future marketing materials. Please advise staff by emailing events@acnp.org.au if you would not like your photograph taken.
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Please note that a confirmation email means that your details have been processed.

If you have been placed on a waiting list, we will be in touch with you if and when a space becomes available. More details on your virtual registration will be provided in the leadup to the event. 

If you have any further questions regarding your registration please contact the Events Team at the Australian College or Nurse Practitioners with the details below. details below.


ACNP Events Team

Australian College of Nurse Practitioners

 

T: 1300 433 660
E: events@acnp.org.au

W: https://acnp.eventsair.com/acnpnationalconference2023/ 

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