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Join the program

Share your ideas. Shape the discussion

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We're seeking speakers to join the 2027 program and contribute to the conversation on educating for shared capability in a digital health system.

 

If you're exploring interprofessional collaboration, digital health, or innovative approaches to shared capability, we invite you to submit an abstract for consideration alongside a distinguished program of speakers, educators and practitioners.

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Abstract details

The 2027 theme will explore what shared capability looks like when digital tools and interprofessional practice converge.

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We are seeking case studies and/or activities that explore the link between digital tools and emerging models of care to support shared capability.

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This could include (but is not limited to):

  • An educational activity that has been effective in building skills in students and/or learners to use digital tools and emerging models of care to support shared capability in a digital health system

  • A case study based on lived experience that provides examples of best practice, showing the link between digital tools and emerging models of care to support shared capability in a digital health system

  • Guidance on how to design educational tools and frameworks for exploring digital tools and emerging models of care to support shared capability

  • Strategies on how to implement or incorporate educational tools to support shared capability in emerging models of care for digital tools

 

Abstracts should be educational in nature and focused on sharing knowledge, evidence, experiences, or lessons learned. Abstracts are not limited to formal research findings. Submissions that primarily promote, market, or endorse a specific product, tool, platform, organisation, or service will not be considered.

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​​Why speak at IPE Colloquium™ 2027?

  • Join a highly respected speaker lineup and share how you're advancing health professions education.

  • Showcase initiatives that build shared capability across professions, settings and sectors to fellow educators, practitioners and policymakers.

  • Inspire new ways of working, learning and leading across the health workforce.

  • Contribute to the national conversation on preparing the future workforce for increasingly digital and collaborative models of care.

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What's included for selected presenters?

Selected presenters will receive:

  • Complimentary event registration

  • Return domestic travel within Australia

  • One night's accommodation

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Who is encouraged to submit

We welcome submissions from:

  • Educators and health professionals/supervisors from any health profession

  • Collaborative teams across health professions

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All submissions must include element/s of interprofessional education and at least two presenters, each from different professions. Additional authors can be listed in the abstract.

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You are encouraged to invite a student to share their perspective. Student presenters will receive complimentary registration. They may apply for external funding (e.g. NAPSA for pharmacy students) or the APC student scholarship for travel and accommodation support, which opens in February 2027.

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Audience

The IPE Colloquium™ event attracts over 200 health profession education providers, academics, policy makers, students, supervisors and preceptors, and at times health practitioners.

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Presentation information

  • A maximum of 3 presentations will be selected.

  • Presentations are to be no more than 20 minutes.

  • Each presentation will be followed by a 5-minute Q&A.

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Deadline

Deadline for submitting an abstract for consideration: 11:59pm (AEDT) Sunday 17 January 2027

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Key dates

  • Submissions open: Tuesday 6 October 2026

  • Submissions close: 11:59pm Sunday 17 January 2027

  • Panel decision: late January 2027

  • Notify presenters: mid February 2027

  • Publish presenters: late February 2027

  • Colloquium date: Tuesday 18 May 2027

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Submission requirements

For selection, we ask you to submit:

  1. An abstract paper detailing the case study and/or activity, its impact, and key learnings.

  2. A 1-minute video featuring the presenter/s explaining the abstract.

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Abstract paper

Title (up to 20 words)

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Content – (maximum 300 words) detailing the case study/activity, theme alignment, and key learnings, using the following structure:

  1. Introduction

  2. Methods

  3. Results

  4. Conclusion

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Author details (including organisation, job title, and email address)

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Video submission – Elevator pitch

  • Max 1 minute snapshot

  • Include all presenters

  • Maximum file size: 1GB

  • Quality: 1080p

  • Orientation: Landscape/horizontal

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We will use this video for promotional purposes and play the video at the event.

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Abstract review

The abstract papers and video submissions will be reviewed and selected by the IPE Colloquium™ 2027 Program Committee from late-January 2027.

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Selection will ensure that all presentations at the IPE Colloquium™ 2027 are education-based, engaging and align with the theme of the year.

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Learning Outcomes:

The learning outcome to be addressed for the 2027 abstract submissions is:

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Learning outcome 5: Explore the link between digital tools and emerging models of care to support shared capability.

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Note: Other learning outcomes relevant to the 2027 program will be confirmed at a later date.

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How to apply

All applicants are to complete and submit an application form below.

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Selection criteria

Please review your application against the selection criteria.

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Download selection criteria (PDF 2 pages)

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