It’s Conference week. The flights are booked, the tickets purchased, the program printed, and we’re just days away from seeing everyone in Brisbane! The Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference kicks off this Thursday, 16 October, with the youth program, community meet & greet, and our official welcome.
With two full days of Conference presentations, many hours of social opportunities, and over 70 speakers sharing their knowledge and experience, we can’t wait to bring you the Australian Bleeding Disorders Conference.
Check out the program
The full program is now available to view on our website. Check out the online agenda, or grab a copy of the full program PDF (which includes venue info and poster abstracts).
THURSDAY 16 OCTOBER 2025
| 0900-1700 | Health Professional Meetings (invitation only) |
| 1200-2100 | Offsite Youth Activity (Rock climbing at Kangaroo Point Cliffs) |
| 1400-1830 | Registration Opens |
| 1500-1630 | Community Meet & Greet (including afternoon tea) |
| 1830-1930 | Welcome Reception & Official Exhibition & Poster Display Opening |
FRIDAY 17 OCTOBER 2025
| 0700-1700 | Registration Open |
| 0700-0830 | Men’s & Women’s Breakfasts |
| 0845-1015 | Conference Opening and Plenary 1: Gene and emerging therapies |
| 1015-1045 | Morning Tea |
| 1045-1215 | Concurrent sessions: Newly diagnosed, Youth, Getting older |
| 1215-1330 | Lunch |
| 1330-1500 | Concurrent sessions: VWD, Dental and minor procedures, Reproduction and family planning |
| 1500-1530 | Afternoon tea |
| 1530-1700 | Plenary 2: Model of care |
| 1815-1900 | Remembrance Service |
| 1900-late | Conference Dinner |
SATURDAY 18 OCTOBER 2025
| 0815-1700 | Registration Open |
| 0815-1530 | Exhibition and Poster Viewing |
| 0845-1015 | Plenary 3: Women and bleeding disorders |
| 1015-1045 | Morning Tea |
| 1045-1215 | Concurrent sessions: Rare bleeding disorders, Shoulder – bleed or injury, Mild bleeding disorders |
| 1215-1330 | Lunch |
| 1330-1500 | Plenary 4: Lifestyle: teamwork to live your life by |
| 1500-1530 | Afternoon tea |
| 1530-1650 | Plenary 5: Novel therapies changing physiotherapy management across the lifespan |
| 1650-1700 | Conference close |
Things to do in Brisbane
Planning to extend your stay? Brisbane has so much to offer! Whether you want adventure, animals & wildlife, arts & culture, to try out the local cuisine, or to check out the natural landscape, there’s so much fun to be had.
Check out visit.brisbane.qld.au for inspiration and ideas on what to do in Brisbane.
Can’t make it to the Conference?
Staying home (or at work) for this Conference? Unfortunately this is an in-person event, and we won’t be livestreaming any of the sessions. We will however be posting regularly from the Conference floor and providing updates on what’s happening across our socials – if you don’t already, feel free to follow us on Facebook, Instagram or LinkedIn.
We will also share reports from key sessions in National Haemophilia. Keep an eye out for them in future issues.
PS: Please don’t forget that the Youth Program, Conference Dinner and Men’s/Women’s Breakfasts all require pre-booking. We cannot sell tickets on the day for these events. If you plan to attend and haven’t purchased your tickets – or unsure – please contact [email protected].
