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ANZCA and FPM CPD Program resources: Presenting

Activity: Presenting Knowledge & skills

Presenting at regional/national/international conferences/meetings

  • Presenting face-to-face or virtually on a topic relevant to your practice at a conference/other meeting organised by the college, a professional medical organisation, healthcare institution, or educational body.

  • Act as a plenary speaker at a conference - for example: ANZCA ASM or ASA NSC
  • Participate as an invited lecturer at a conference or meeting
  • Create a paper/poster presentation
  • Facilitate a problem-based learning/small group discussion session
  • Present a case report at your hospital
  • Present at your hospital's journal club
  • Perform a departmental presentation [must be relevant to your scope of practice]
  • Present at an ANZCA Introductory course or an ANZCA Examination Preparation session
  • Perform a presentation for trainees [excluding formal teaching and tutorials]

  • See also: Journal reading for more information on setting up a Journal Club at your hospital
  • See also: Teaching for any teaching including preparation and presentation of tutorials

How ANZCA can help:

Library resources

Conference poster resources


Presentation resources

Writing a case report resources

ANZCA & FPM resources



Title: Get your abstract noticed!… the formula for good abstract writing

This webinar covers how to write an inspiring and compelling abstract for a poster, free paper presentation or journal article. Experts in the field discuss practical tips and tools to give you the confidence to submit your own abstract.

  • Presented by: Debra Kiegaldie, Assoc. Prof. Marc Russo, Kathryn Rough
  • Presented: 11 December 2023
  • Duration: 59 mins

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