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October 2025
Fake News: paracetamol, vaccinations and Autism- how clinicians can combat misinformation
tuesday, October 28th, 2025 | 7 – 8 pm aedt | WEBINAR
Misinformation / data misinterpretation has always been a problem in healthcare. Hear from experts about the facts and how to be an effective health advocate.
25
september 2025
Making a Difference to Children’s Health: Participatory Approaches in Childhood Onset Disability Research
thursday, september 25th, 2025 |6-7pm aest | WEBINAR
Learn how the CanChild Centre at McMaster University partners with families and children with disabilities in research. This session explores evolving collaboration from informal engagement to full co-investigation, including recruitment, analysis, and sharing findings at scientific meetings.
17
july 2025
ACAH Primary Care Workshop 2025 – A Paediatric Update
thursday, july 17th, 2025 | webinar
ACAH’s Paediatric Advocacy Webinar Series explores child health advocacy for anyone interested. Topics include climate change, refugee child health, and Paediatric Advocacy 101. Hear from experts and lived experiences, and learn practical strategies to advocate for children’s health and wellbeing.
6
august 2024
ACAH Webinar Series 2024: Paediatrics Advocacy
Tuesday, August 6th, 2024 | webinar
Join ACAH’s Paediatric Workshop for primary care clinicians passionate about child health. This virtual session covers challenging paediatric topics—from rashes and respiratory infections to adolescent medicine and travel health—featuring leading specialists and a live Q&A on real-world primary care challenges.
19-21
october 2023
ACAH23 Melbourne: A Voice For Children
thursday – saturday, october 19-21, 2023 | conference
The 4th Annual ACAH Conference was held in Melbourne from 19–21 October 2023, with the theme “A Voice for Children.” Clinicians and health professionals explored Global and Refugee Health, Mental Health, and Rural and Remote Child Health, sharing stories, patient experiences, and fostering connections across disciplines.
26
april 2023
ACAH Primary Care Workshop 2023: Demystifying Developmental Paediatrics
wednesday, april 26th, 2023 | webinar
Join ACAH’s Primary Care Workshop for primary care clinicians, focusing on challenging child health topics. Panels cover developmental delays, insights into ASD and ADHD, and navigating the NDIS. Refresh knowledge, connect with peers, and learn from leading specialists, parents, and advocates in a collaborative, practical learning environment.
7-9
april 2022
ACAH22 Sydney: Gamechangers in Child and Adolescent Health
Thursday – Saturday, april 7-9th, 2022 | conference
ACAH2022: Game Changers in Child and Adolescent Health brings together doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, trainees, and students for an educational three days in Sydney. Explore priority topics including First Nations Health, obesity solutions, adolescent trans healthcare, advocacy, and climate change, with expert speakers, workshops, and practical insights for daily practice.
27
october 2021
ACAH Primary Care Webinar Series 2021
WEDNESDAY, october 27th, 2021 | webinar
The ACAH Primary Care Webinar Series 2021 explores challenging child health topics across infancy, childhood, and adolescence. Designed for primary care clinicians, it refreshes knowledge, fosters professional networks, and addresses complex, long-term issues often co-managed while awaiting public paediatric care.
17-19
october 2019
ACAH19 Adelaide
thursday – saturday, october 17-19th, 2019 | conference
18-20
october 2018
ACAH18 Melbourne
thursday – saturday, october 18-20th, 2018 | conference
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