Please tick all years of attendance or if you have not attended before, please let us know.

To facilitate your registration, please indicate below:

1. If registering for workshops only - please select Registering for Wednesday workshops only
2. If you are registering for conference only - please select Registering for Workshops and Conference
3. If you are registering for workshops and conference, or have already registered and would like to add workshops - please select Registering for Workshops and Conference

The Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area.

Kick off the conference in style! Join us for an inspiring Opening Ceremony featuring a special address from Dinesh Palipana, along with the presentation of this year’s scholarship awards. The celebration continues at our vibrant Welcome Reception - an ideal opportunity to connect with colleagues, catch up with friends, and expand your professional network, all while enjoying refreshing drinks and delicious canapés. 

Tickets are included in your registration. For catering purposes, please indicate below if you will be attending the event.

If you would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please indicate below the number of tickets and the names of guests

The Gala Dinner will be held on Thursday, 14 May in The Grand Ballroom. This is an opportunity to digest the day of discussions and take some quality time to connect with your peers.

Gala Dinner tickets are not included as part of your registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

If you would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please indicate below the number of tickets and the names of guests.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Physio Forum and/or the Physio Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Nurse Forum and/or the Nurse Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

The Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area.

Kick off the conference in style! Join us for an inspiring Opening Ceremony featuring a special address from Dinesh Palipana, along with the presentation of this year’s scholarship awards. The celebration continues at our vibrant Welcome Reception - an ideal opportunity to connect with colleagues, catch up with friends, and expand your professional network, all while enjoying refreshing drinks and delicious canapés. 

If you would like to attend this event, please select the below ticket to add to your registration.

The Gala Dinner will be held on Thursday, 14 May in The Grand Ballroom. This is an opportunity to digest the day of discussions and take some quality time to connect with your peers.

Gala Dinner tickets are not included as part of your registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

If you would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please indicate below the number of tickets and the names of guests.

The Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area. 

The Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area located in the Federation Ballroom. Kick off the conference in style! Join us for an inspiring Opening Ceremony featuring a special address from Dinesh Palipana, along with the presentation of this year’s scholarship awards. The celebration continues at our vibrant Welcome Reception - an ideal opportunity to connect with colleagues, catch up with friends, and expand your professional network, all while enjoying refreshing drinks and delicious canapés. 

Tickets are not included as part of your day registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

The Gala Dinner will be held on Thursday, 14 May in The Grand Ballroom. This is an opportunity to digest the day of discussions and take some quality time to connect with your peers.

Gala Dinner tickets are not included as part of your registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

If you would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please indicate below the number of tickets and the names of guests.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Physio Forum and/or the Physio Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Nurse Forum and/or the Nurse Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

The Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area. 

The Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception will be held on Wednesday, 13 May, in the Exhibition Area located in the Federation Ballroom. Kick off the conference in style! Join us for an inspiring Opening Ceremony featuring a special address from Dinesh Palipana, along with the presentation of this year’s scholarship awards. The celebration continues at our vibrant Welcome Reception - an ideal opportunity to connect with colleagues, catch up with friends, and expand your professional network, all while enjoying refreshing drinks and delicious canapés. 

Tickets are not included as part of your day registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

The Gala Dinner will be held on Thursday, 14 May in The Grand Ballroom. This is an opportunity to digest the day of discussions and take some quality time to connect with your peers.

Gala Dinner tickets are not included as part of your registration. If you would like to join us, please order your ticket and any guest tickets below.

If you would like to purchase additional guest tickets, please indicate below the number of tickets and the names of guests.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Physio Forum and/or the Physio Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

Please indicate below if you would like to attend the Nurse Forum and/or the Nurse Networking Event. These provide a valuable opportunity to engage in professional discussion and network with your peers.

Multifactorial perspectives on continence care

This presentation examines the biopsychosocial dimensions of incontinence and explores how clinicians can integrate this framework into effective, person-centred continence care. Recognising that incontinence is rarely solely a physical concern, the session highlights the complex interplay between biological factors, psychological experiences, and social or environmental influences that shape an individual’s continence status and overall wellbeing.

While continence management is often approached primarily from a medical perspective, outcomes are significantly influenced by factors such as comorbid health conditions, emotional responses, stigma, coping strategies, functional capacity, and social context. Adopting a biopsychosocial lens enables clinicians to move beyond symptom management toward more holistic, compassionate, and sustainable care.

The presentation will outline practical strategies for incorporating this broader understanding into everyday clinical practice. Key areas include enhancing assessment processes, asking sensitive and meaningful questions, identifying psychosocial impacts, and tailoring management plans to align with individual goals, preferences, and circumstances, including aspects like intimacy.

Attention will also be given to promoting dignity, reducing stigma, and fostering open, respectful conversations about continence. By exploring multifactorial perspectives on continence care and emphasising the importance of viewing the whole person, this session aims to support clinicians in delivering comprehensive, person-centred management that improves both clinical outcomes and quality of life.

Beyond the bulge: Managing bowel dysfunction in pelvic organ prolapse

The aim of this workshop is to support early career continence nurses working in rural, regional and remote regions of Australia and New Zealand to assess and provide conservative management of women with pelvic organ prolapse.

The workshop will include identification of risk factors and the how these factors impact the joint decision making regarding the short- and long-term trajectory of management.

• Understanding the relevance and importance of a comprehensive history, including assessment both objective and subjective. Sensitive approaches to questions around sexuality, sexual abuse, cognition and consent.
• Enhance clinical assessment of the external genitalia, including atrophic vaginitis, candida, lichen sclerosus and incontinence associated dermatitis, vaginal discharge, and measurements of the perineal body/ genital hiatus.
• Internal examination, including training in speculum examination, visualising the cervix/ cuff, identifying the type of prolapse.
• Developing a conservative management plan in collaboration with the woman.
• When and who to refer to for advanced assessment.
• Introduction of the International Urogynaecology Association pessary training guidelines and documentation.
• Hands on assessment and training of pessary insertion and removal with the assistance of pelvic models.
• Developing the nurse led clinic in a rural, regional and remote area the trials and tribulations.

This session is supported by Tim Young from Sayco providing clinical aids, pessaries and videos of pessary placement.

This is an interactive workshop. We will present 6-10 interesting (complex or challenging) clinical cases in urinary continence assessment and management, highlighting the utility of video urodynamics.

We aim to have a multidisciplinary approach and an interactive lively discussion between the panel and participants.

The presenters are highly experienced clinicians in managing complex neuro-urology and functional urological patients, as well as conducting video urodynamics.

For those who may have previously attended our workshop at NCOI 2024, please be aware that most of the clinical cases presented will be the same.

Sexual wellbeing is deeply connected to pelvic health, yet many practitioners feel uncertain about how to address it sensitively and within scope. This workshop equips pelvic health and continence practitioners with the confidence, language and clinical frameworks needed to initiate conversations about sexuality and support patients in a safe, trauma-informed and practical way. Participants will learn the key links between pelvic health conditions and sexual function, including the impacts of pain, incontinence, avoidance, anxiety and relational stress. 

The session includes simple clinical scripts for initiating sexual-health discussions, guidance on avoiding unintentional shame and strategies for identifying when concerns require referral to psychosexual therapy or mental health support. Using a biopsychosocial lens and case examples drawn from clinical practice, this workshop offers actionable tools that clinicians can use immediately.

The program supports practitioners in delivering compassionate, integrated pelvic health care while strengthening patient engagement, trust and treatment adherence.

This workshop is the first step in understanding the environmental impact of incontinence and individualised care. The overall aim is to start the conversation with health professionals about strategies that might reduce the carbon footprint associated with continence care.

The aim of this workshop is to support early career continence nurses working in rural, regional and remote regions of Australia and New Zealand to assess and provide conservative management of women with pelvic organ prolapse.

The workshop will include identification of risk factors and the how these factors impact the joint decision making regarding the short- and long-term trajectory of management.

• Understanding the relevance and importance of a comprehensive history, including assessment both objective and subjective. Sensitive approaches to questions around sexuality, sexual abuse, cognition and consent.
• Enhance clinical assessment of the external genitalia, including atrophic vaginitis, candida, lichen sclerosus and incontinence associated dermatitis, vaginal discharge, and measurements of the perineal body/ genital hiatus.
• Internal examination, including training in speculum examination, visualising the cervix/ cuff, identifying the type of prolapse.
• Developing a conservative management plan in collaboration with the woman.
• When and who to refer to for advanced assessment.
• Introduction of the International Urogynaecology Association pessary training guidelines and documentation.
• Hands on assessment and training of pessary insertion and removal with the assistance of pelvic models.
• Developing the nurse led clinic in a rural, regional and remote area the trials and tribulations.

This session is supported by Tim Young from Sayco providing clinical aids, pessaries and videos of pessary placement.

This is an interactive workshop. We will present 6-10 interesting (complex or challenging) clinical cases in urinary continence assessment and management, highlighting the utility of video urodynamics.

We aim to have a multidisciplinary approach and an interactive lively discussion between the panel and participants.

The presenters are highly experienced clinicians in managing complex neuro-urology and functional urological patients, as well as conducting video urodynamics.

For those who may have previously attended our workshop at NCOI 2024, please be aware that most of the clinical cases presented will be the same.

Sexual wellbeing is deeply connected to pelvic health, yet many practitioners feel uncertain about how to address it sensitively and within scope. This workshop equips pelvic health and continence practitioners with the confidence, language and clinical frameworks needed to initiate conversations about sexuality and support patients in a safe, trauma-informed and practical way. Participants will learn the key links between pelvic health conditions and sexual function, including the impacts of pain, incontinence, avoidance, anxiety and relational stress. 

The session includes simple clinical scripts for initiating sexual-health discussions, guidance on avoiding unintentional shame and strategies for identifying when concerns require referral to psychosexual therapy or mental health support. Using a biopsychosocial lens and case examples drawn from clinical practice, this workshop offers actionable tools that clinicians can use immediately.

The program supports practitioners in delivering compassionate, integrated pelvic health care while strengthening patient engagement, trust and treatment adherence.

This workshop is the first step in understanding the environmental impact of incontinence and individualised care. The overall aim is to start the conversation with health professionals about strategies that might reduce the carbon footprint associated with continence care.

The aim of this workshop is to support early career continence nurses working in rural, regional and remote regions of Australia and New Zealand to assess and provide conservative management of women with pelvic organ prolapse.

The workshop will include identification of risk factors and the how these factors impact the joint decision making regarding the short- and long-term trajectory of management.

• Understanding the relevance and importance of a comprehensive history, including assessment both objective and subjective. Sensitive approaches to questions around sexuality, sexual abuse, cognition and consent.
• Enhance clinical assessment of the external genitalia, including atrophic vaginitis, candida, lichen sclerosus and incontinence associated dermatitis, vaginal discharge, and measurements of the perineal body/ genital hiatus.
• Internal examination, including training in speculum examination, visualising the cervix/ cuff, identifying the type of prolapse.
• Developing a conservative management plan in collaboration with the woman.
• When and who to refer to for advanced assessment.
• Introduction of the International Urogynaecology Association pessary training guidelines and documentation.
• Hands on assessment and training of pessary insertion and removal with the assistance of pelvic models.
• Developing the nurse led clinic in a rural, regional and remote area the trials and tribulations.

This session is supported by Tim Young from Sayco providing clinical aids, pessaries and videos of pessary placement.

This is an interactive workshop. We will present 6-10 interesting (complex or challenging) clinical cases in urinary continence assessment and management, highlighting the utility of video urodynamics.

We aim to have a multidisciplinary approach and an interactive lively discussion between the panel and participants.

The presenters are highly experienced clinicians in managing complex neuro-urology and functional urological patients, as well as conducting video urodynamics.

For those who may have previously attended our workshop at NCOI 2024, please be aware that most of the clinical cases presented will be the same.

Sexual wellbeing is deeply connected to pelvic health, yet many practitioners feel uncertain about how to address it sensitively and within scope. This workshop equips pelvic health and continence practitioners with the confidence, language and clinical frameworks needed to initiate conversations about sexuality and support patients in a safe, trauma-informed and practical way. Participants will learn the key links between pelvic health conditions and sexual function, including the impacts of pain, incontinence, avoidance, anxiety and relational stress. 

The session includes simple clinical scripts for initiating sexual-health discussions, guidance on avoiding unintentional shame and strategies for identifying when concerns require referral to psychosexual therapy or mental health support. Using a biopsychosocial lens and case examples drawn from clinical practice, this workshop offers actionable tools that clinicians can use immediately.

The program supports practitioners in delivering compassionate, integrated pelvic health care while strengthening patient engagement, trust and treatment adherence.

This workshop is the first step in understanding the environmental impact of incontinence and individualised care. The overall aim is to start the conversation with health professionals about strategies that might reduce the carbon footprint associated with continence care.

The aim of this workshop is to support early career continence nurses working in rural, regional and remote regions of Australia and New Zealand to assess and provide conservative management of women with pelvic organ prolapse.

The workshop will include identification of risk factors and the how these factors impact the joint decision making regarding the short- and long-term trajectory of management.

• Understanding the relevance and importance of a comprehensive history, including assessment both objective and subjective. Sensitive approaches to questions around sexuality, sexual abuse, cognition and consent.
• Enhance clinical assessment of the external genitalia, including atrophic vaginitis, candida, lichen sclerosus and incontinence associated dermatitis, vaginal discharge, and measurements of the perineal body/ genital hiatus.
• Internal examination, including training in speculum examination, visualising the cervix/ cuff, identifying the type of prolapse.
• Developing a conservative management plan in collaboration with the woman.
• When and who to refer to for advanced assessment.
• Introduction of the International Urogynaecology Association pessary training guidelines and documentation.
• Hands on assessment and training of pessary insertion and removal with the assistance of pelvic models.
• Developing the nurse led clinic in a rural, regional and remote area the trials and tribulations.

This session is supported by Tim Young from Sayco providing clinical aids, pessaries and videos of pessary placement.

This is an interactive workshop. We will present 6-10 interesting (complex or challenging) clinical cases in urinary continence assessment and management, highlighting the utility of video urodynamics.

We aim to have a multidisciplinary approach and an interactive lively discussion between the panel and participants.

The presenters are highly experienced clinicians in managing complex neuro-urology and functional urological patients, as well as conducting video urodynamics.

For those who may have previously attended our workshop at NCOI 2024, please be aware that most of the clinical cases presented will be the same.

Sexual wellbeing is deeply connected to pelvic health, yet many practitioners feel uncertain about how to address it sensitively and within scope. This workshop equips pelvic health and continence practitioners with the confidence, language and clinical frameworks needed to initiate conversations about sexuality and support patients in a safe, trauma-informed and practical way. Participants will learn the key links between pelvic health conditions and sexual function, including the impacts of pain, incontinence, avoidance, anxiety and relational stress. 

The session includes simple clinical scripts for initiating sexual-health discussions, guidance on avoiding unintentional shame and strategies for identifying when concerns require referral to psychosexual therapy or mental health support. Using a biopsychosocial lens and case examples drawn from clinical practice, this workshop offers actionable tools that clinicians can use immediately.

The program supports practitioners in delivering compassionate, integrated pelvic health care while strengthening patient engagement, trust and treatment adherence.

This workshop is the first step in understanding the environmental impact of incontinence and individualised care. The overall aim is to start the conversation with health professionals about strategies that might reduce the carbon footprint associated with continence care.

Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) is a useful treatment option for specific patients who experience urinary and faecal incontinence. This workshop is designed for registered nurses who would like to offer this treatment option within their service. We will begin by discussing the patients who may be the best candidates for this type of treatment and the different regimes that have shown to be efficacious for these patients. After this discussion we will break into small groups and continue with hands on training in applying both percutaneous and transcutaneous stimulation with a skilled facilitator to guide.

Following the hands on training we will regroup and close the session with Q&A, trouble shooting and case scenarios. This workshop will provide an excellent platform to learn about PTNS in a supportive environment. It will equip nurses with useful knowledge that can be utilised when returning to their clinical service.

Post prostatectomy incontinence remains a significant challenge across clinical settings, impacting quality of life and requiring a multidisciplinary approach for effective management. This workshop aims to equip clinicians with a strong foundational understanding of the anatomical, physiological, and functional aspects of continence, alongside practical strategies for assessment and rehabilitation. Through an interactive and evidence-based format, participants will gain insights into both subjective and objective assessment techniques and explore rehabilitative interventions that can be integrated into clinical practice.

Target Audience Health professionals involved in continence care, including physiotherapists, nurses, occupational therapists, and clinicians seeking to enhance their assessment and management skills.

ICCS guidelines and publications provide detailed information about the assessment and management of children with bladder and bowel dysfunction. Reference to urodynamic parameters can be confusing to clinicians who are unfamiliar. “Urodynamics” encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical information.

In this workshop we will contextualise relevant urodynamic data points with symptoms and interventions. We will identify clinical factors that indicate complexity and suggest need for more advanced assessment.

This workshop is for any clinician or consumer actively conducting research, or interested in participating in research, to meet and collaborate. We will hear about the journey to leading a research team from Prof Brubaker, Prof Moore and Prof Frawley. We will share the findings from a researcher needs analysis undertaken by CHA and discuss meaningful consumer engagement in our continence studies and what a national research agenda might look like. Finally, you will make history by being part of the launch of the new CHA Research consortium. There will be plenty of time for discussion and no issue is off the table. 

Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) is a useful treatment option for specific patients who experience urinary and faecal incontinence. This workshop is designed for registered nurses who would like to offer this treatment option within their service. We will begin by discussing the patients who may be the best candidates for this type of treatment and the different regimes that have shown to be efficacious for these patients. After this discussion we will break into small groups and continue with hands on training in applying both percutaneous and transcutaneous stimulation with a skilled facilitator to guide.

Following the hands on training we will regroup and close the session with Q&A, trouble shooting and case scenarios. This workshop will provide an excellent platform to learn about PTNS in a supportive environment. It will equip nurses with useful knowledge that can be utilised when returning to their clinical service.

Post prostatectomy incontinence remains a significant challenge across clinical settings, impacting quality of life and requiring a multidisciplinary approach for effective management. This workshop aims to equip clinicians with a strong foundational understanding of the anatomical, physiological, and functional aspects of continence, alongside practical strategies for assessment and rehabilitation. Through an interactive and evidence-based format, participants will gain insights into both subjective and objective assessment techniques and explore rehabilitative interventions that can be integrated into clinical practice.

Target Audience Health professionals involved in continence care, including physiotherapists, nurses, occupational therapists, and clinicians seeking to enhance their assessment and management skills.

ICCS guidelines and publications provide detailed information about the assessment and management of children with bladder and bowel dysfunction. Reference to urodynamic parameters can be confusing to clinicians who are unfamiliar. “Urodynamics” encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical information.

In this workshop we will contextualise relevant urodynamic data points with symptoms and interventions. We will identify clinical factors that indicate complexity and suggest need for more advanced assessment.

This workshop is for any clinician or consumer actively conducting research, or interested in participating in research, to meet and collaborate. We will hear about the journey to leading a research team from Prof Brubaker, Prof Moore and Prof Frawley. We will share the findings from a researcher needs analysis undertaken by CHA and discuss meaningful consumer engagement in our continence studies and what a national research agenda might look like. Finally, you will make history by being part of the launch of the new CHA Research consortium. There will be plenty of time for discussion and no issue is off the table. 

Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) is a useful treatment option for specific patients who experience urinary and faecal incontinence. This workshop is designed for registered nurses who would like to offer this treatment option within their service. We will begin by discussing the patients who may be the best candidates for this type of treatment and the different regimes that have shown to be efficacious for these patients. After this discussion we will break into small groups and continue with hands on training in applying both percutaneous and transcutaneous stimulation with a skilled facilitator to guide.

Following the hands on training we will regroup and close the session with Q&A, trouble shooting and case scenarios. This workshop will provide an excellent platform to learn about PTNS in a supportive environment. It will equip nurses with useful knowledge that can be utilised when returning to their clinical service.

Post prostatectomy incontinence remains a significant challenge across clinical settings, impacting quality of life and requiring a multidisciplinary approach for effective management. This workshop aims to equip clinicians with a strong foundational understanding of the anatomical, physiological, and functional aspects of continence, alongside practical strategies for assessment and rehabilitation. Through an interactive and evidence-based format, participants will gain insights into both subjective and objective assessment techniques and explore rehabilitative interventions that can be integrated into clinical practice.

Target Audience Health professionals involved in continence care, including physiotherapists, nurses, occupational therapists, and clinicians seeking to enhance their assessment and management skills.

ICCS guidelines and publications provide detailed information about the assessment and management of children with bladder and bowel dysfunction. Reference to urodynamic parameters can be confusing to clinicians who are unfamiliar. “Urodynamics” encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical information.

In this workshop we will contextualise relevant urodynamic data points with symptoms and interventions. We will identify clinical factors that indicate complexity and suggest need for more advanced assessment.

This workshop is for any clinician or consumer actively conducting research, or interested in participating in research, to meet and collaborate. We will hear about the journey to leading a research team from Prof Brubaker, Prof Moore and Prof Frawley. We will share the findings from a researcher needs analysis undertaken by CHA and discuss meaningful consumer engagement in our continence studies and what a national research agenda might look like. Finally, you will make history by being part of the launch of the new CHA Research consortium. There will be plenty of time for discussion and no issue is off the table. 

Posterior tibial nerve stimulation (PTNS) is a useful treatment option for specific patients who experience urinary and faecal incontinence. This workshop is designed for registered nurses who would like to offer this treatment option within their service. We will begin by discussing the patients who may be the best candidates for this type of treatment and the different regimes that have shown to be efficacious for these patients. After this discussion we will break into small groups and continue with hands on training in applying both percutaneous and transcutaneous stimulation with a skilled facilitator to guide.

Following the hands on training we will regroup and close the session with Q&A, trouble shooting and case scenarios. This workshop will provide an excellent platform to learn about PTNS in a supportive environment. It will equip nurses with useful knowledge that can be utilised when returning to their clinical service.

Post prostatectomy incontinence remains a significant challenge across clinical settings, impacting quality of life and requiring a multidisciplinary approach for effective management. This workshop aims to equip clinicians with a strong foundational understanding of the anatomical, physiological, and functional aspects of continence, alongside practical strategies for assessment and rehabilitation. Through an interactive and evidence-based format, participants will gain insights into both subjective and objective assessment techniques and explore rehabilitative interventions that can be integrated into clinical practice.

Target Audience Health professionals involved in continence care, including physiotherapists, nurses, occupational therapists, and clinicians seeking to enhance their assessment and management skills.

ICCS guidelines and publications provide detailed information about the assessment and management of children with bladder and bowel dysfunction. Reference to urodynamic parameters can be confusing to clinicians who are unfamiliar. “Urodynamics” encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical information.

In this workshop we will contextualise relevant urodynamic data points with symptoms and interventions. We will identify clinical factors that indicate complexity and suggest need for more advanced assessment.

This workshop is for any clinician or consumer actively conducting research, or interested in participating in research, to meet and collaborate. We will hear about the journey to leading a research team from Prof Brubaker, Prof Moore and Prof Frawley. We will share the findings from a researcher needs analysis undertaken by CHA and discuss meaningful consumer engagement in our continence studies and what a national research agenda might look like. Finally, you will make history by being part of the launch of the new CHA Research consortium. There will be plenty of time for discussion and no issue is off the table. 

Thank you for your registration. We look forward to seeing you at the 34th National Continence Health Conference 2026! 

Shortly, you will receive a confirmation email. If you do not receive this within 24 hours, please contact us at conference@continence.org.au