Respiratory, infectious disease and critical illness | Melbourne

Calendar 1 August 2026

Location Pullman Melbourne

Clock 10am – 5pm

Dollar Various

CPD CPD hours

Networking  Networking

Restaurant Refreshments

In-person In-person and Virtual


This event will provide an update on recent clinical and guideline changes across respiratory, infectious disease and critical illness.

This event has been tailored to physicians specialising or interested in: clinical immunology and allergy, infectious diseases and microbiology, respiratory and sleep medicine.

Participants will be supported in structured, multidisciplinary reflection on current practice, with an optional pathway to a Category 3 activity.


Program

Program content is currently being finalised. Please check back soon for updates.


CPD

CPD opportunities for this event include:

  • Structured, multidisciplinary reflection on current practice (Category 1 and 2)
  • Panel discussion, case study and reflection activity (Category 3).

Speakers

Dr Stephanie Bond
Dr Stephanie Bond
Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Sexual Health Physician
Professor Catriona Bradshaw
Professor Catriona Bradshaw
Head of Research Translation and Mentorship, Monash University

Speaker bios

Dr Stephanie Bond

Dr Stephanie Bond is a dual trained Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Sexual Health Physician based in Melbourne. She is Clinical Lead of the Sexual Health and Rapid Access Gynaecology Service (SHRAS) at the Royal Women’s Hospital, a consultant at the Melbourne Sexual Health Centre and the Mercy Hospital Vulval Dermatology Clinic.

Stephanie has a particular interest in sexually transmitted infections in women, vulval disorders and reproductive sexual health. She is currently undertaking a PhD focused on congenital syphilis prevention and implementation of repeat syphilis screening in pregnancy.

She is Vice President of the Australia and New Zealand Vulvovaginal Society (ANZVS), a committee member of the Australasian Chapter of Sexual Health Medicine and RANZCOG Sexual & Reproductive Health committee and convenor of the 2026 AChSHM Annual Scientific Meeting.

Professor Catriona Bradshaw 

Professor Catriona Bradshaw, MMBS(Hons), FAChSHM, FAHMS, PhD, is a clinician scientist and Head of Research Translation and Mentorship at Melbourne Sexual Health Centre, Monash University and the Alfred Hospital.  

She is an NHMRC Leadership Fellow, Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Science, Centre Head for the Centre to Impact Antimicrobial Resistance and a Co-director of the ARC Research Hub to combat Antimicrobial Resistance. Her program focuses on translational research to improve treatment and control of STIs, including the development and implementation of resistance and point of care diagnostics, antimicrobial resistance and stewardship in STIs, and interventions to optimise the vaginal microbiome.   

She has a strong track record of translating findings into policy and practice with >400 publications, a board member of the International Society for STD Research and a technical advisor for WHO. 


Suitable for

This event is suitable for physicians specialising or interested in clinical immunology and allergy, infectious diseases and microbiology, respiratory and sleep medicine.


Pricing

CategoryFee (AUD)
(In-person)
Fee (AUD) (Virtual)
RACP Trainee / Overseas Trained Physician (OTP)$65$32.50
RACP Fellow$90$45
Non-member$150$75

All prices are listed in Australian Dollars (AUD) and are inclusive of GST.

Register


Thank you to our sponsor


Location

Pullman Albert Park
65 Queens Road
Melbourne VIC 3004
Australia


 

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