“What would Healthcare look like in 2040?”

Creating Sustainable Healthcare 

“What would Healthcare look like in 2040?” 

Advanced Practice Conference March 2025 

The 2025 Advanced Practice conference invites participation from people across all health disciplines and streams, as well as industry and community stakeholders and audiences.

This conference has been designed to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and experience across the broad fields within Advanced Practice, including important areas such as health service improvement, healthcare education, workplace psychology, organisational performance, and governance.

As healthcare delivery evolves and diversifies, we are encouraging the sharing of learning, research, and practice as it impacts on health systems, individuals, and the communities it serves at a national level.

Connecting all healthcare providers, clinicians, health leaders and managers, the conference provides a platform for those committed to improving healthcare through education, scholarship, and research.

The Advanced Practice 2025 conference is the place to hear from and meet with like-minded people and to spark ideas and forge relationships that drive health innovation across Australia.

The conference will feature inspirational keynote speakers who are leaders in their field and challenge us to look beyond the horizon.

We expect this event to be a beacon of scholarly stimulation and social engagement for all delegates and speakers.

We are excited to announce our program highlights

Key Note Speakers:

Alan Morrison ASM FACPara

Adjunct Associate Professor 

Alan is the Associate Director Professional Engagement and Partnerships and an Intensive Care Paramedic with NSW Ambulance. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor with University of Tasmania School of Paramedicine, Fellow of the Australasian College of Paramedicine, President of the Paramedicine Council of NSW and Co-Deputy Chair of the Paramedicine Accreditation Committee. More recently he has been the NSW Ambulance lead on the NSW Health Paramedic Integrated Workforce project testing the concept of paramedicine inclusion in facility based multidisciplinary teams. His professional interests span paramedicine practice, clinical education, health practitioner regulation, health service systems of care and health service & education program accreditation.

Dr Bernadette Eather

Chief Nurse and Clinical Services Director for Ramsay Australia

Dr Bernadette Eather is the Chief Nurse and Clinical Services Director for Ramsay Australia. In this role she oversees Ramsay Health Care’s Clinical Governance, Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Program including facility accreditation. As Chief Nurse, she leads the Ramsay Nursing and Midwifery Academy work on the development of a comprehensive nursing and midwifery career progression pathway. Prior to her role in Ramsay Health Care, she was the State Director of Patient Safety for NSW Health. She has worked in health care for more than 30 years in a range of clinical, operational, and clinical governance roles.  She spent the majority of her clinical career as a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Intensive Care. She also holds a Masters in Health Management, and has recently completed a Masters in Health and Medical Law at the University of Melbourne. Bernadette is passionate about patient safety and she has a Doctorate from the University of Technology Sydney; with her research focused on Patient Safety and Clinical Quality Systems in the acute care setting.  

 Event Details:

Ticket Price - $150.00

FRIDAY 14 MARCH 2025 5:30PM - 7:00PM

A "warm welcome" event

Come and join us for our network event (included in the price of the ticket)

SATURDAY 15 MARCH 2025 9:00AM - 4:00PM

Conference day