ANZ Clinical Physiology Education Hub Day 2025
About
The morning opening plenary will explore the physiological impacts of obesity and hypoxia, with engaging, multidisciplinary presentations from leading experts.
Discipline specific breakout sessions will deliver practical, profession-specific content across clinical physiology disciplines.
The closing plenary session will cover recent highlights across Cardio, Neurology, Respiratory and Sleep.
You'll also enjoy great networking opportunities and exceptional catering in this iconic venue.
NOTE: For Cardiac Discipline Sessions (Introduction to Electrocardiography) - please select both cardiac sessions in order to be eligible for certificate.
Tickets are strictly limited - Don't Miss Out!
Date
Saturday 2 August 2025 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (UTC+10)
Location
State Library of Victoria
328 Swanston Street, Melbourne VIC 3000
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
OPENING PLENARY
From breath to brain: physiological consequences of obesity & hypoxia
Brigitte Borg Respiratory: Obesity & Pulmonary Function
Miriam Norman Cardiac: Obesity & the Heart
Brad Edwards Sleep: Obesity & Sleep Physiology
Luke Slingsby Neuro: Responses to Hypoxia
DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC STREAMS
Cardiac Stream
🫀 Professionals in Cardiac Sciences Australia (PiCSA) presents an Introduction to Electrocardiography—a practical, hands-on course delivered over two 90-minute sessions. Ideal for beginners or those needing a refresher, the course covers accurate lead placement, step-by-step interpretation, and common arrhythmias.
Developed by Realityworks and supported by Australian distributor Virtual Know-How, the course features simulation tools, interactive content, and expert instruction. Includes pre- and post-course assessments and a certificate of completion. Places are limited.
NOTE (AS ABOVE): For Cardiac Discipline Sessions (Introduction to Electrocardiocraphy) - please select both cardiac sessions in order to be eligible for certificate.
Neurophysiology Stream
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Respiratory Stream
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Sleep Stream
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CLOSING PLENARY
Recent Highlights from Cardiac, Neurology, Respiratory & Sleep