Communicable Diseases & Immunisation Conference 2024
'Protecting Communities: Empowering Health through
Disease Control and Immunisation’
Tuesday 11 to Thursday 13 June 2024
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, QLD
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#CDIC2024
ABOUT THE HOSTS
Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA)
The Communicable Diseases Network Australia (CDNA) was established in 1989 as the Communicable Diseases Control Network, as a joint initiative of the National Health and Medical Research Council and Australian Health Ministers' Advisory Council.
The Communicable Diseases Network Australia will provide national public health co-ordination and leadership, and support best practice for the prevention and control of communicable diseases.
For more information about the Communicable Diseases Network Australia, please click here.
Public Health Laboratory Network (PHLN)
The Public Health Laboratory Network (PHLN) is a collaborative group of laboratories, which have expertise and provide services in public health microbiology in Australia and New Zealand.
The central purpose and role of PHLN is defined as the provision of leadership and consultation in all aspects of public health microbiology and communicable disease control. This is achieved through the continued development of a proactive network of public health laboratories to protect and improve the health of people of Australia.
For more information about the Public Health Laboratory Network, please click here.
Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA)
The Public Health Association of Australia (PHAA) is recognised as the principal non-government organisation for public health in Australia and works to promote the health and well-being of all Australians. The Association seeks better population health outcomes based on prevention, the social determinants of health and equity principles.
PHAA is a national organisation comprising around 1900 individual members and representing over 40 professional groups concerned with the promotion of health at a population level.
Via our conferences, workshops, forums and other member events, we bring together those seeking to debate scientific evidence, policy and program evaluation and options for the further and better development of public health in Australia.
For more information about the Public Health Association of Australia, please click here.