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ANZCHOG’s Annual Scientific Meeting unites diverse experts to drive innovation, foster collaboration, and enhance care for children with cancer and families.
Clinical Trials Informing Comprehensive Care
“Clinical Trials Informing Comprehensive Care,” emphasizes the essential role of clinical trials in delivering best practices for paediatric, adolescent, and young adult care.
This theme highlights the transformative impact of new drugs, innovative trial designs, and investigator-led studies from a diverse interdisciplinary cohort. Ongoing advancements and collaborations, both nationally and internationally, are driving improved outcomes for these populations. By integrating various fields such as ethics, governance, and specialized medical disciplines, we are shaping more effective and comprehensive care.
For the adolescent and young adult (AYA) population, clinical trials are especially vital, addressing their unique biological and psychosocial challenges. Trials specifically designed for this age group are crucial for closing the treatment outcomes gap.
Additionally, the theme promotes a holistic approach to patient care, focusing not just on survivorship rates but also on enhancing quality of life. These studies consider physical, emotional, and social health, ensuring a comprehensive, patient-centred approach that spans from diagnosis to long-term well-being.
“Clinical Trials Informing Comprehensive Care” aims to showcase a broad range of expertise at the ASM, continuing to advance development and improve outcomes for all paediatric, adolescent, and young adult patients.
Annual Scientific Meeting
Every year, Australian & New Zealand Childrens Haematology/Oncology Group (ANZCHOG) host a conference for members to come together and discuss the latest issues in our field.
The ANZCHOG Annual Scientific Meeting (ASM) is an important opportunity for people from different disciplines to collaborate, share ideas and take part in professional development, ensuring we’re pursuing our commitment to improving care for children with cancer and their families.
The ASM is comprised of informative sessions led by speakers from Australia, New Zealand and around the world; practical workshops relevant to our work; a chance for sub-groups to meet up in person; and opportunities to network.
Key dates
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Abstract submissions open
December 2024
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Abstract submission close
7 February 2025
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Registration open
17 February 2025 -
Early bird registration deadline
11 April 2025
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Deadline for abstract presenters to accept and register
11 April 2025
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2025 ASM
30 July - 1 August
What others say
❝ Annabel Crab was off the chart amazing and every panel member’s contribution was rich and generous. A highlight of the whole ASM.
This was one of the most fruitful sessions, getting a ringside view of different perspectives in a difficult case, and very clinically relevant. ❞
❝ Dr Justin Baker was phenomenal. All his topics were highly relevant.
All relevant to our practice and informative.
Amazing plenary sessions Incisive and thought provoking. ❞
❝ Great meeting, excellent to have in person again! Wouldn’t change a lot from this year’s formula.
An amazing job- thankyou for putting together a fabulous ASM. ❞
3 Reasons to attend ASM
Collaborate
and share ideas
Exciting opportunities to engage and meet your colleagues face to face.
Professional
Development
Present your research in front of other specialists in a live environment.
Commitment
An opportunity to connect and ensure our commitment to improving care for children with cancer and their families
Become a valued partner
Show your support for the upcoming ANZCHOG ASM 2025 in Brisbane by becoming a partner. We have plenty of opportunities available.
Thank you to our sponsors
The 2024 ANZCHOG Annual Scientific Meeting was made possible through our valued partners.
