SAVE THE DATE: MOGA 2024 ASM | 14 - 16 AUGUST 2024 ICC SYDNEY
2-4 august | perth convention and exhibition centre | perth, wa
About the Meeting
In 2023 the national medical oncology profession will gather in Perth, Western Australia for our 44th Annual Scientific Meeting - the national meeting of the Australian Medical Oncology profession will comprise a robust academic program focused on the latest developments in clinical practice and research, with a range of professional and social networking activities. The theme of Frontiers in Cancer Care reflects both our geographic location and the scope of the meeting program.
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20 Feb | Call for Abstracts
20 Mar | Early Bird Registration opens
2 Jun | Early Bird Registration closes
2 Jul | Call for Abstracts closes
17 Jul | Abstract Selection advice
19 Jul | Travel Award application closes
26 Jul | Registration closes
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* Early Bird Registration Fees until midnight 2 June 2023 (All amounts + GST)
Trainee / Student (MOGA Member) AUD$200
Consultant (MOGA Member) AUD$300
Industry AUD$500
Non Member Medical Professional AUD$400
Nurses/Allied Health Professional AUD$200
*Registration Fees after 2 June 2023 (All amounts + GST)
Trainee / Student (MOGA Member) AUD$250
Consultant (MOGA Member) AUD$350
Industry AUD$600
Non Member Medical Professional AUD$450
Nurses/Allied Health Professional AUD$200
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1x Best Oral Presentation by a MOGA Young Medical Oncologist (with 5 years od receipt of Fellowship)
1x Best Oral Presentation by a MOGA Medical Oncology Trainee
1x Best Oral Presentation by MOGA Medical Oncology Consultant
*For members of MOGA only: Each Award provides funding of AUD$3,000 to support the recipient’s professional education and research.
Sponsored by Sanofi
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MOGA has 10 travel awards that are available to advanced trainees and young oncologists who are members of MOGA to support their attendance at the 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting.
The Awards will cover return economy airfares from the applicant’s nearest airport to Perth, registration and accommodation at the Intercontinental Perth (for up to 3 nights of Wednesday 2 - Friday 4 August, inclusive).
Applications closed
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MOGA is pleased to support the roll-out of the National Mentorship Program led by Dr Udit Nindra and Dr Jenny (Jia) Liu at the 2023 ASM. The Networking Lounge located in Room 12 at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, will be a quiet location where mentors and mentees participating in the program can met up face to face over light refreshments, and at their discretion. The Lounge will be accessible from Tuesday-Friday of the meeting at the following times:
Wednesday 2 August 7-9am,12.45-1.45pm
Thursday 3 August 7-8am, 12noon-1.00pm, 3.30-4.30pm
Friday 4 August 7-8am, 12.30-1.30pm, 3.30-4.30pm
If you have enquires please don’t hesitate to contact The Program organisers at: udit.nindra@health.nsw.gov.au or jia.liu@svha.org.au.
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All delegates will be able to access complimentary In-room Private Sitting per family. This service will be provided by Cherished Cherubs Perth. The babysitters and nannies meet strict criteria before they are accepted as part of the team. They are personally interviewed, fully screened, have a current working with children police check, the mandatory Blue Card issued by the Commission for Children and Young People(CCP).
You can organise your Childcare booking using the ASM registration form.
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ASM Dinner - Thursday 3rd Aug at 630pm
The Art Gallery of Western Australia
Networking Function- Friday 4th Aug at 5pm
Perth Convention Centre
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Managing Complex Issues
A/Prof Bishal Gwayali - Breaking Bad News in Patients with Cancer
Dr Hilda High - Trials and Tribulations in Establishing a Private Cancer Genetics Clinic
Dr Deme Karikios - Interacting with IndustryConvenor and Chair: Dr Nicola O'Neil
Wednesday 2 August 4.30-6.00pm
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Sarcoma MasterClass
Dr Richard Carey Smith – Surgical Management of Sarcoma
Dr Mandy Taylor – Radiation Oncology in the management of Sarcoma
Dr Tim Humphries – Medical Oncology in the management of Sarcoma
Convenor and Chair: Dr Andrew Fantoni
Wednesday 2 August 4.30-6.00pm
international guest presenters
A/Prof Bishal Gywali
Bishal Gyawali, MD, PhD is a medical oncologist and an Associate Professor in medical oncology and public health sciences and scientist in the Division of Cancer Care and Epidemiology, in Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada.
A/Prof Matteo Lambertini
Matteo Lambertini is Associate Professor and consultant in medical oncology at the University of Genova – IRCCS Ospedale Policlinico San Martino in Genova in Italy.
2023 CANcer achievement award
Professor Georgina Long AO, Co-Medical Director of Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA), and Chair of Melanoma Medical Oncology and Translational Research at MIA and Royal North Shore Hospital, The University of Sydney has been awarded the Medical Oncology Group of Australia - Novartis Oncology Cancer Achievement Award 2023, in recognition of her outstanding contribution to medical oncology in Australia.
The Award will be presented at the MOGA 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting on Thursday, 3 August, followed by a presentation by Professor Long.
PROFESSOR M. TATTERSALL HEROES AWARD
Announced for the first time in 2021, this new, annual Award seeks to recognise contributions by medical oncologists that honour the spirit, courage and commitment of the late Professor Martin Tattersall AO, and his significant contributions to Medical Oncology in Australia.
2023 Award Recipient: Ms Kay Francis
Kay dedicated work and outstanding commitment have provided invaluable strategic management and professional guidance to MOGA over more than 2 decades, as the national professional organisation for Australian medical oncology and the profession; and, as a specialty society of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians.
The Award will be presented at the MOGA 2023 Annual Scientific Meeting Networking Function on Friday 4 August at the Perth Convention Centre
trainee and yoga dinner
Wed 2 August, 6:30 pm | Intercontinental Perth City Centre
Join A/Prof Amitesh Roy as he presents the changing treatment landscape of BRAF-mutant CRC and approved treatment options now available in Australia. He will explore the latest data available from the BEACON study and discuss some clinical challenges through real-world patient case studies.
Open to Trainee and YOGA Consultants.
To join, please select this option on the delegate registration form.
Supervisor Professional Development Program
Workshops are free and presented by RACP Fellows trained in Supervisor Professional Development Program (SPDP) facilitation.
Face-to-face workshops at 2023 MOGA ASM
Face-to-face workshops are facilitated in-person and run for 3 hours. Learning is enhanced by peer discussions. Any costs associated with attending, such as travel or accommodation, are at your expense.
Select the registration link for the workshop you would like to attend.
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SPDP 1 Workshop | Educational Leadership and Management
Facilitator: Dr James Lynam
2 Aug — 9:00am to 12:00pm (AWST) — Perth Convention Centre — Open to all supervisors | Register
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SPDP 3 Workshop | Teaching and Facilitating Learning for Safe Practice
Facilitator: Dr Chris Lomma
2 Aug — 1:30pm to 4:30pm (AWST) — Perth Convention Centre — Open to all supervisors | Register
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