ADHC25 will bring together 300 local, national and international delegates and speakers to explore new ideas, projects, programs and solutions that create the personal and professional environment in which doctors and students are healthy and can excel.

The conference is collegial, productive,  and guided by the DHA’s vision of enthused and engaged doctors: with safer practice, safer workspaces, and better outcomes for the diverse communities we serve.

A broad cross-section of the medical profession from most craft groups and career stages will be attending: alongside will be CEO’s of health networks, government representatives, medical indemnity organisations, and other major stakeholders in the medical workforce across Australia.

This is a very interactive conference that focusses on opportunities to congregate, make new connections and future collaborations.

The conference format and layout will bring plenty of opportunity for sponsors to greet and meet with conference delegates.

Sponsors will receive broad exposure and recognition in return for their sponsorship investment. This will commence from the earliest opportunity in 2025.

Importantly for sponsors, we understand the value in having close and frequent  access to delegates on a 1:1 basis throughout the conference.

The conference program streams will include individual, workplace and systemic  factors that impact on doctors’ health. Examples of individual factors include medicolegal matters, insurance concerns, financial distress, poor lifestyle habits, unhealthy workplaces, poor access to formal health care and mental health support and  lack of creative interests.

The academic and social program will offer plenty of opportunities for sponsors to have access to all delegates and we are expecting a strong attendance at the social events. 

We will work to ensure a good return on your partnership in this important event on the national medical calendar on November 27-29, 2025, in Melbourne.

Yours sincerely,

ADHC Conference Committee

Dr Roger Sexton AM Chair

Dr Patrick Johnson,

Dr Ameeta Patel