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Annual ConferenceRACV Royal Pines ResortG O L D C O A S T

4-6 June 2020

Rural Doctors Association of Queensland

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPlease note that RDAQ 2020 will apply for both RACGP and ACRRM points – accreditation pending.

For your reference please note RDAQ 2019 was accredited the following points:

RACGP 29 category 2 points

NEED A LOCUM?Health Workforce Queensland provides a free recruitment service for RA2-5 and Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services (ACCHSs) to help general practices source locum doctors.

For support please visit: healthworkforce.com.au/locum-placement-service or call Health Workforce Solutions team on 07 3105 7800.

Join RDAQ and save! RDAQ members enjoy generous registration discounts.

Join RDAQ prior to, or when registering for #RDAQ2020 and maximise your savings.

Extra savings are available for GP registrars, interns and associate members. Community members and other health professionals can join RDAQ as associate members.

RDAQ offers excellent member representation and services.

For more information visit rdaq.com.au

RDAQ 2020 BOLD DREAMSBRIGHT FUTURESequity // access // care

RDAQ 2020 will break through barriers and look towards the future for rural and remote communities and health professionals.

The conference will offer a variety of concurrent sessions, including diverse clinical updates, stimulating discussion forums, current research trends and hands-on workshops.

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You are warmly invited to the RDAQ

2020 Conference at the ever-popular Gold Coast!

2020 will be a year for ‘Bold Dreams Bright Futures’ and the RDAQ conference

will present some fantastic educational, inspirational and conversational content, backed up

by popular networking and social events, the medico-political forum and quality pre-conference workshops. Dr James Telfer is the Conference Convenor and he has put together an event that will entertain and challenge you.

Be part of the event that helps focus and shape the policies RDAQ takes into the following year, all while spending time with like-minded colleagues and families from around Queensland. What better place to look beyond the neon city lights and work towards an equitable, accessible, quality health care system for all.

Last year was the most successful RDAQ conference to date with a record number of delegates and sponsors. This year will be even bolder and brighter so come and ride the wave of success by getting involved with RDAQ 2020.

Weather you want to catch up, skill up or rest up, come and be part of the 2020 ‘Bold Dreams Bright Futures’ RDAQ Conference at the Gold Coast!

Dr Clare WalkerPRESIDENTRDAQ

From the Torres Strait to Cunnamulla, RDAQ members’ and their colleagues make a difference for rural and remote Queenslanders.Since 1989 RDAQ has offered rural and remote doctors more than just a network.RDAQ delivers real connections that make a difference. RDAQ is a tenacious advocate for improved health outcomes and sustainable workforce for remote and rural Queensland.

CONTACT DETAILSIf you have any questions regarding RDAQ 2020 please contact:

Barbara LawlessRDAQ Conference ManagerHealth Workforce Queensland

GPO Box 2523, Brisbane, QLD 4001Phone: 07 3105 7800Email: conference@rdaq.com.auWeb: conference.rdaq.com.au

For more information on RDAQ please contact:

Marg MossExecutive OfficerRural Doctors Association of Queensland

GPO Box 2523, Brisbane, Qld 4001 Phone: 07 3221 4444Email: mmoss@rdaq.com.auWeb: rdaq.com.au

RDAQ 2020 will be held at the RACV Royal Pines Resort Gold Coast from 4-6 June with one day of pre-conference workshops plus affiliated events.

RDAQ’s annual conference is a unique opportunity to share experiences, get updates on industry topics, connect with old friends and make new ones! We hope to see you in June 2020!

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SUBSIDISE-A-STUDENT

We invite medical delegates to support our subsidise-a-student program.

RDAQ is committed to growing the rural health workforce of the future. RDAQ 2020 is a unique opportunity for medicalstudents to establish networks and rural mentors. Your subsidy will reduce a student’s registration cost.

RDAQ manages this program in collaboration with the four student rural health clubs in Queensland.

Each medical delegate who nominates to subsidise-a-student is invited to attend the student networking afternoon tea as a mentor. We encourage mentors to share their experience and passion for rural medicine with the students.

If you would like to subsidise-a-student, please complete the section when registering. Your assistance in helping medical students of Queensland is appreciated.

NETWORKING & FUNCTIONSThursday 4 June

Friday 5 June

Saturday 6 June

Intern, Junior Doctors & Mentors NetworkingTime: Thursday 16:00 – 16:45Venue: Hydrate Bar Dress: Smart casualInclusions: Afternoon tea and beveragesSpouse ticket: $27

Time: Thursday 18:30 – 20:30Venue: Prince & Monarch Foyer Dress: Smart casualInclusions: Light supper and beveragesSpouse ticket: $75

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

RDAQ will offer three pre-conference workshops. Please note all workshops will have limited places.

Doctors in Training Rural Clinical Skills

This interactive workshop offers parallel workstations catering for doctors in training (students, interns & registrars).

Thursday 4 June 2020

RDAQ PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2:

Student, $90interns andregistrars

Mental health disorders training

This workshop will address skills required for effective treatment of mental health in rural and remote settings and will focus on assessment, planning and review.

Thursday 4 June 2020

RDAQ PRE-CONFERENCEWORKSHOP 1:

Delegate & $700 ACRRM members

Non-delegate $890

Ultrasound in soft tissue assessment

This hands on workshop will provide an overview of soft tissue ultrasound and musculoskeletal pattern recognition, including common pathologies, artefacts and the avoidance of common inaccuracies encountered in practice. 

Thursday 4 June 2020

RDAQ PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 3:

Delegate $820

Non-delegate $990

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Student & Mentor NetworkingTime: Thursday 16:00 – 16:45Venue: Hydrate BarDress: Smart casualInclusions: Afternoon tea and beveragesSpouse ticket: $27

Student delegates and doctors participating in our subsidise-a-student program will receive an invitation to attend this unique networking event. Please note this is an invitational event, spouses of sponsoring doctors are welcome to attend and tickets are available to them for purchase.

Time: Friday 7:30 – 8:30Venue: Prince room Dress: Smart casualInclusions: Seated breakfastSpouse ticket: $35

Our annual breakfast forum will address current workforce issues and recent research developments in rural and remote Queensland. The breakfast is included in delegates registration. Please note: bookings are essential.

Time: Saturday 7:30 – 8:30Venue: Prince room Dress: Smart casualInclusions: Seated breakfastSpouse ticket: $35

RDAQ’s annual breakfast is included in delegate registration. RDAQ will present on the Association’s key achievements and performance over the last year and priority strategies for the year ahead. Please note: bookings are essential.

Time: Friday 17:30 – 21:30Venue: Tennis Courts Dress: Circus / CarnivalInclusions: Buffet dinner (Cash bar available)Guest ticket: $85

Round and Round and Round we go, where the fun stops nobody knows! Join us for a night of juggling tricks, balloon twists, games, best dressed prizes and more! Good food, ice creams, popcorn, treats galore. This carnival party will be the best of all!

Registrars, interns and junior doctors will receive an invitation to attend this unique networking event. Please note this is an invitational event, spouses are welcome to attend and tickets are available to them for purchase.

Celebrate the official opening of the conference with drinks and a light supper. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet with colleagues, friends and trade representatives in an informal setting.

DAVID HORN MEMORIAL GALA DINNER & AWARDS

Join us for a night full of glam, glitter and disco vibes. Show off your sequins and bow ties and enjoy an evening of delicious food and good company.The essential Rural Rednecks will be our special guests, headlining a night of live entertainment.

Time: Saturday 18:30 – midnightVenue: Prince & Monarch room Dress: Black tie/FormalInclusions: Pre-gala drinks, dinner and beverages---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Guest ticket: (From) $180----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Friday night social

Rural Workforce Breakfast

RDAQ Annual Breakfast

Statewide Rural and Remote Clinical Network Forum (provided by Department of Health)Pre-Hospital and Retrieval Medicine (provided by ACRRM)Hot Topics for Supervisors (provided by JCU & GPTQ)

For cost and registration information visit conference.rdaq.com.au

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Friday 5 June 2020TIME SESSION 7:30 Open of Day 2-Rural Workforce Breakfast Plenary 1 RDAQ Foundation Annual Oration

10:20 Morning Tea

10:50 Concurrent sessions 1 - 5

RDAQ stream

Concurrent 1RDAQ members forumRDAQ members are welcome to participate in an extended members’ forum, led by president Dr Clare Walker. This session is designed to be participatory and will drive RDAQ priorities for the year ahead.

Clinical stream

Concurrent 2The Kombi Clinic - It’s the end of the road for Hepatitis CHepaptitis C treatment and clinical update for GPs.

Into the future stream

Concurrent 3Real news - Stories in Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander HealthOur panel, including a grass-roots practitioner, medical administrator and policy maker, will discuss the case for change across all levels of the health system.

Doctors in training stream

Concurrent 4Doctors in training & the environmentThe impact of climate change on medicine.What is our role as emerging health professionals in the fight against climate change.

Reflection & wellbeing stream

Concurrent 5Reflective obstetric procedural practiceJoin your rural colleagues for peer-to-peer learning and development. The session will be followed by regular online forums through the year to provide peer support and connection.

12:55 Lunch

13:50 Medico-political forum Close of Day 2

15:45 Afternoon Tea

17:30 - 21:30 Friday night social Join us for a night of juggling tricks, balloon twists, games, best dressed prizes and more. This carnival party will be the best of all!

Thursday 4 June 2020TIME SESSION7:30 Conference & pre-conference Registrations

8:00 RDAQ Pre-conference Workshop 1 - Mental health disorders training

8:00 RDAQ Pre-conference Workshop 2 - Doctors in Training Rural Clinical Skills

8:00 RDAQ Pre-conference Workshop 3 - Ultrasound in soft tissue assessment

14:45 Student / Intern & Junior Docs Orientation Sessions

16:00 Student Networking afternoon tea

Interns & Junior Doctors Networking afternoon tea

17:00 Conference Welcome & Opening address including Keynote speaker

18:30 - 20:30 Conference Welcome Reception Celebrate the official opening with opportunity to meet with colleagues, friends and trade representatives.

RDAQ stream

Concurrent 6It’s getting hot in here!How will climate change impact our communities? What rural and regional Queensland can expect looking into the future.

Clinical stream

Concurrent 7Retrieval services for rural QLD - difficulties for remote communitiesCase based discussion on the clinical mix and preparation for arrival of retrieval teams.

Into the future stream

Concurrent 8Turning ideas into actionA participatory workshop drawing on Concurrent 3. Participate in forming recommendations for RDAQ policy, based on tried-and-tested innovations in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health.

11:55 Concurrent sessions 6 - 10

Doctors in training stream

Concurrent 9

Practice paediatricsIdentification & management of common paediatric presentations regularly encountered through the early years of medical residency.

Reflection & wellbeing stream

Concurrent 10Reflective Anaesthetic procedural practiceJoin your rural colleagues for peer-to-peer learning and development. The session will be followed by regular online forums through the year to provide peer support and connection.

Saturday 6 June 2020TIME SESSION

7:30 Open of Day 3-RDAQ Annual breakfast Keynote speaker Obstetrics plenary Rural Generalist Pathway (sponsored session)

10:20 Morning tea

10:50 Concurrent sessions 11 - 15

RDAQ stream

Concurrent 11

Climate change & public health policyHow will the interaction between public health policy and projected climate change affect health in rural & regional Queensland?

Clinical stream

Concurrent 12

Adolescent health care in general practice“Every kid is one caring adult away from being a success story” - Josh Shipp. This workshop will focus on adolescent care - reviewing social challenges, engagement and the doctor-patient relationship

Into the future stream

Concurrent 13

Perfect Match - Research & publishing speed dating Everything you wanted to know about research, writing and publishing.Match with experienced researches and publishers.  Don’t miss your opportunity for a tête-à-tête with the researcher/writer/PhD of your dreams!

Doctors in training stream

Concurrent 14

RDAQ academic award finalistsMedical student finalists present case studies exploring key issues in rural health whilst they vie for the prestigious RDAQ Academic Award to be presented at the RDAQ Gala Dinner.This is a popular session with doctor and student delegates. 

Reflection & wellbeing stream

Concurrent 15

Reflective endoscopy & surgical procedural practiceJoin your rural colleagues for peer-to-peer learning and development. The session will be followed by regular online forums through the year to provide peer support and connection.

RDAQ stream

Concurrent 16

Hot policy topics in rural healthRDAA & RDAQ hosted session focusing on hot topics for federal rural health policy.

Clinical stream

Concurrent 17

Refugee HealthClinical case studies and screening tools drawn from experiences of the Queensland Refugee Health Network.

Into the future stream

Concurrent 18

Rural health research papersFollowing a call for abstracts, a range of engaging presenters will put their vision of the future of rural and remote health to this years’ audience.

Doctors in training stream

Concurrent 19

Approaching a MERT/MET Call - A practical approach for junior doctorA practical presentation for doctors in training on the identification and management of acutely deteriorating patients on the wards.

11:55 Concurrent sessions 16 - 20

Reflection & wellbeing stream

Concurrent 20

Achieving financial wellnessA practical session on key financial considerations for building & protecting personal wealth.

12:55 Lunch

13:50 Plenary 2 Closing address – incoming RDAQ President

15:15 Afternoon Tea with cash bar

18:30 Pre-gala drinks

19:00 - midnight David Horn Memorial Gala Dinner & Awards Join us for a night full of glam, glitter and disco vibes. Show of your sequins and bow ties and sing along to essential

Rural Rednecks and live entertainment. .

*The RDAQ 2020 program is subject to change.

Please visit conference.rdaq.com.au for the current program.

With thanks to our family program sponsor:QRMFN gratefully acknowledges the generous support provided by Health Workforce Queensland towards the 2020 family program.

Contact detailsIf you have any questions about the QRMFN Family Program at RDAQ 2020 please contact:

QRMFN Project OfficerHealth Workforce QueenslandGPO Box 2523Brisbane, Qld 4001Phone: 07 3105 7800Email: qrmfn@healthworkforce.com.au

Family event includes children

Spouse/partner only activities

Children’s Activity** -

Undercover Tennis Courts

Friday night social - Undercover Tennis Courts

QRMFN Lunch & AGM - Videre 9:30 - 13:00

17:30 – 21:30

During the AGM your children will be busy having fun participating in the children’s workshops which will entertain a mixed age group.

Please note: supervision is NOT provided for this activity. Children MUST be accompanied by a guardian.

Relax and enjoy the company of other rural medical spouses and partners while discovering more about QRMFN and contribute to our future directions at the AGM.

Our Friday night social is family friendly. It will be a night filled with circus fun, games and best dressed prizes.

Family event includes children

Spouse/partner only activities

QRMFN afternoon tea meet and greet** - Royal Poinciana

Join us for afternoon tea and fun to network with the QRMFN program attendees at RDAQ 2020

QRMFN Children’s activity and dinner – Tie Dye Workshop

Royal Poinciana

16:30 – 18:30: Painting Workshop

Opportunity to network with other spouses whilst creating a masterpiece with step by step instructions

BoardroomOR

17:00 – 18:30: Conference opening address

Monarch Room

18:30 - 20:30: Welcome reception

Prince & Monarch Foyer

15:30 – 16:30

16:30 – 20:30

Please note: while children’s activities will be offered, ALL children must have at least one parent onsite

QRMFN is calling for nominations for the 2020 Backbone of the Bush Award

This award acknowledges and recognises the spouses and partners of rural doctors who achieve outstanding

accomplishments in their own right, while simultaneously supporting their doctor partner and the rural communities they’ve

come to call home.

The Backbone of the Bush Award recipient will be assessed on the following criteria:

• Service to others• Contribution to or involvement in a rural community.

• Length of service in a rural location.• Outstanding personal achievements.

• Excellent support for their doctor spouse/partner.• Contribution to the QRMFN

For more information and to access the Backbone of the Bush Award nomination form, please visit the QRMFN website:

qrmfn.com.au

Friday 5 JuneTIME

Thursday 4 JuneTIME

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Queensland Rural Medical Family NetworkFunded by Health Workforce QueenslandThis year’s QRMFN Family Program provides a range of activities for rural spouses, partners and children, with many opportunities to catch up with old friends and new. QRMFN has planned a number of exciting activities to suit everyone. QRMFN and the QRMFN Family Program is funded by Health Workforce Queensland.Spouse networking registration includes• Painting workshop• Complimentary attendance at the conference official opening and keynote address.• Welcome reception (including supper and drinks package.• Friday night social (including dinner – cash bar)• David Horn memorial gala dinner and awards ticket (Including predinner drinks, dinner and drinks package)

All other spouse, partner and children’s activities outlined in the QRMFN program are sponsored by QRMFN as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting rural medical families. These activities are free for spouse/partners, and children under the age of 16, some activities may have charges for children aged 16 and over and additional adults accompanying the family.

NB. The spouse networking registration fee does not include attendance at all RDAQ Conference sessions. Spouses who are also medical practitioners wishing to attend all RDAQ Conference sessions are required to pay the full RDAQ delegate registration fee. Associate membership is an option to spouses who are not medical practitioners offering significant discounts.

Terms and conditions (QRMFN): Places for some QRMFN Family Program activities are limited. Registration for the QRMFN Family Program is open to all RDAQ Conference delegates’ registered spouses/partners, and their child/ren. All registrations for those wishing to participate in the QRMFN Family Program (including children), MUST be received by 4 May 2020. The contractors providing adjunct child care services do require advance notice of numbers and child care cannot be guaranteed if registrations are not received by 4 May 2020. Children up to the age of 14 years will be cared for on Saturday night during the David Horn memorial gala dinner and awards as part of the children’s program that night. Carers for in room child minding on Saturday night is paid for by the delegate directly to the contractor providing the child care services. Please be aware that due to regulations governing the marketing of pharmaceutical products, the pharmaceutical area of the trade display is not open to non-medical attendees including spouses/partner who are not doctors. This area will be clearly defined on a map provided with your welcome pack. To ensure our adherence to the regulations, we have designated the trade area as adults only.

Family event includes children

Spouse/partner only activities

Family day out: SeaWorld

Please note: supervision is NOT provided for this activity. Children MUST be accompanied by a guardian.

Children’s dinner**

Royal Poinciana

child minding in hotel roomAt delegates own cost, conditions apply, subject to demand

Spouse only: Spa Package

Spouse are encouraged to utilise the hotels spa services. Please call resort direct and make a booking. Advise you are part of the RDAQ conference to receive 10% discount on any package.

Pre-dinner drinks

Prince & Monarch Foyer

8:30 – 15:00

18:00 – 19:00

From18:30

18:00 - 23:50

18:30-23.50

19:00 David Horn memorial gala dinner and awards

Prince & Monarch Room

Note: this program is subject to change

Saturday 6 JuneTIME

Children’s entertainment and movie night**Royal PoincianaPlease note: while children’s activities will be offered, ALL children must have at least one parent onsite

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ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

ABOUTGOLDCOAST

The Gold Coast features immaculate beaches running almost the entire length of the region’s coastline which faces the beautiful blue Pacific Ocean. Match this with a favourable climate, endless attractions, nightlife, dining, friendly people, along with a safe environment, and you have Australia’s favourite holiday destination that’s open to the world.

The average temperature on the Gold Coast during June is 13-21 degrees, providing warm sunny days and cooler evenings.

RACV ROYAL PINES RESORT Ross Street, Benowa, QLD 4217

Room Type Room Rate Reservations

Mountain View Room $210 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Superior Room $240 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Spa Suite $300 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Executive Suite $400 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Torquay Suite $500 per room per night

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rooms and rates are subject to availability 4-6 June 2020

To receive the conference rate visit

https://reservations.travelclick.com/10824?groupID=2536941

or call 07 5597 8405 and use promo code RDAQ Conference.

ROYAL WOODS RESORT 16 Mulyan Place, Ashmore, QLD 4214

Room Type Room Rate Reservations

1 Bedroom Apartment $189 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------2 Bedroom Apartment $299 per room per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3 Bedroom Apartment $479 per room per night

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------**Minimum stay of 2 nights applies. One-night non-refundable deposit charged at the time of booking. Balance paid by 30 April 2020------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rooms and rates are subject to availability 4-6 June 2020

To receive the conference rate email reservations info@royalwoods.com.au and use promo code RDAQ2020 Conference.

ASHMORE PALMS HOLIDAY VILLAGE 71 Hinde Street, Ashmore, QLD 4214

Room Type Room Rate Reservations

Holiday Villa $144 per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Palm Cottage $198 per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Premium Palm Cottage $211 per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Classic Family Villa $198 per night-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tropical Family Villa $216 per night

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------** Minimum stay of two nights applies. Rates are based on 2 people. For longer stay, rates per night will reduce.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Rooms and rates are subject to availability 4-6 June 2020

To receive the conference rate call 07 5539 3222 and advise you are part of Rural Doctors Conference

Terms and conditionsAll rates and room types are subject to availability at the time of the booking. The hotels listed above reserve the right to remove this rate from sale at their discretion. All accommodation bookings are to be facilitated by delegates directly with the respective hotel. RDAQ accepts no charges or liability for delegate’s bookings with the hotels above. All rates are correct at time of printing.

REGISTRATIONPlease refer to registration types below for detailed inclusions. All prices are GST inclusive.Registration will close on 25 May 2020. Register early to secure your spot at RDAQ 2020.

Registration types Full-time registration includes (members, non-members and concessional)

• Welcome reception supper and drinks• Breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon tea on Friday &

Saturday• Friday night social ticket (including dinner - cash bar)• Conference gala dinner and awards ticket (including pre-

dinner reception, dinner and beverages)• RDAQ2020 satchel, pen, handbook, plenary and

concurrent sessions

Day registration includes

• Selected day catering including breakfast, lunch, morning and afternoon tea

• RDAQ 2020 satchel, pen, handbook, plenary and concurrent sessions on selected day

• Day registration does NOT include networking function tickets. These can be purchased. Please refer to page 5 for more networking function details

Spouse networking registration

• Painting workshop• Complimentary attendance at the conference official

opening and keynote address• Welcome reception supper and drinks• Friday night social ticket (including dinner - cash bar)• Conference gala dinner and awards ticket (including pre-

dinner reception, dinner and beverages)• All other spouse, partner and children’s activities outlined

in the QRMFN program are sponsored by QRMFN as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting rural medical families. These activities are free for spouse/partners and children under the age of 16, some activities may have charges for children aged 16 and over and additional adults accompanying the family.

For more information on QRMFN program, please go to page 8.

Member - Full-time

Non-member - Full-time

Member concession (A) - Registrar, GP Trainee, PHO’s

Member concession (B) - Intern, RMO, Drs retired from rural practice

Associate member

Non-member concession (A) - Registrar, GP Trainee, PHO’s

Non-member concession (B) Intern, RMO, Drs retired from rural practice

Day (Friday or Saturday)

Spouse - family program

$1,063

$1,385

$783

$746

$887

$1,195

$1,195

$672

$399

$1,200

$1,515

$809

$768

$913

$1,305

$1,305

$692

$399

$1,300

$1,643

$853

$788

$964

$1,353

$1,353

$721

$427

REGISTRATION FEES 2020EARLY BIRD

REGISTRATION (UNTIL 9 MARCH 2020)

STANDARD REGISTRATION (UNTIL 4 MAY 2020)

LATE REGISTRATION

(ON OR AFTER 5 MAY 2020)

DISCLAIMER: Rural Doctors Association of Queensland (RDAQ) relies upon the selection of the appropriate conference registration category by its members. RDAQ, to the maximum extent permitted by law, expressly disclaims, and takes no responsibility for any part of overpayment of fees. To avoid any doubt, overpayment will not be refunded to you where overpayment is a result of your incorrect selection and payment of registration category. By selecting the appropriate membership and registration category you acknowledge that you accept full liability for payment of the fee as selected. RDAQ reserves its rights to charge further fees to cover the gap where it is determined that the incorrect registration category was selected by you.

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