Australian ERAS + Prehab and Periop Medicine Congress 2024

3-5 October 2024

We are delighted to invite you to the 2024 World Congress of Prehabilitation and Perioperative Medicine Conference, combined with the Australian ERAS+ conference. This event merges the essential fields of prehabilitation and enhanced recovery after surgery (ERAS) into a single, integrated platform covering the perioperative period. Our goal is to improve patient outcomes post-surgery by addressing modifiable risks through prehabilitation strategies and reducing clinical care variability through ERAS principles.

The program features plenary lectures, pro/con debates, and breakout sessions designed for interactive learning and exchange. Additionally, we offer primer workshops on cardiopulmonary exercise testing and implementing an ERAS program, along with masterclasses on setting up a prehabilitation program, prehabilitation strategies involving exercise, nutrition, psychology, and digital strategies for scaling prehabilitation implementation.

You will have the opportunity to hear from expert speakers from around the globe as well as renowned local experts, including clinicians and healthcare administrators. Please visit the speakers’ pages to view the full line-up of speakers from Australia, Canada, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Italy, Singapore, Spain, and the United Kingdom.

Registrations are now open. 

We encourage perioperative clinicians, anaesthetists, allied health practitioners, surgeons, nurses, administrators, and anyone interested in improving surgical outcomes through prehabilitation, ERAS, and perioperative medicine to register for the congress.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with leading professionals from around the world and enhance your expertise in prehabilitation, ERAS, and perioperative medicine.

We eagerly await your participation in Melbourne for an enriching experience of learning, collaboration, and advancement in medical practices.

Hosted by local and global leaders

• Local convenors: Professor Bernhard Riedel, Associate Professor Hilmy Ismail, Professor Linda Denehy.
• In collaboration with: International Prehabilitation Society, ERAS Society, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.