The opening plenary will shine a light on three big issues shaping the ‘new horizons’ in primary skin cancer practice – 1) Clinical: the melanoma survivorship tsunami, 2) Operational: the cyber security threat to medical practice, and 3) Professional – meeting the new standards for continuing professional development.

Here is your chance to gather tips and clinical pearls from your experienced peers. Whether you are new to skin cancer practice, or are rich in years, this session is bound to provide a new addition to your personal bag of tricks!

Hear directly from the doctors behind the EPIC-Skin Study (Efficacy of Personalised Irradiation with Rhenium-SCT) – for the treatment of non-melanoma skin cancer.

Whether you are in Australia or New Zealand, the debate continues over GP funding, registration, scope of practice, accreditation, and more. What is the future for primary care skin cancer practice?

This session takes a leap into the future to ask “Will dermoscopy be replaced by new technology? If yes, what might that look like?”  Hear differing opinions, debate the pros and cons, and discover how you might be diagnosing skin cancers in 2028.

An update on the key role of GPs in diagnosing melanoma, plus the latest advances in immunotherapy and genetic screening.

This collaborative session will focus on optimising the use of skilled staff, facilities, systems and workflow to save time and costs, improve patient service, and deliver a more efficient practice.

Learn from your colleagues as they explore fresh ways to use this well-known technique on a challenging body site. Plus hear the do’s and don’ts from a surgical oncologist’s perspective.

This session will bring you up to date with the ISO sunscreen standard and SPF ratings. It will also present a compelling case to challenge the cultural narrative about how we live under the sun.

Join us for an entertaining exploration of a controversial topic.